Notable Works
Connections
Where the blue chip lives. A grid of thirteen leading international galleries — their artists arrayed across the institutions that hold them. Filter, hover, click.
A college-level art history exam drawn from the full roster of 761 non-red-chip artists across these thirteen galleries — household names and auction-record canon excluded by design. Seven question formats: training, signature project, method, thesis-attribution, cohort-attribution, practice-statement-attribution, and matching an artwork to its maker. Ten questions, one round.
761 artists. Seven question types. No internet help. The pool deliberately excludes red-chip and household-name artists — the test is to recognize the layer just below the auction-record canon.
A route atlas for artists whose names recur across multiple major-gallery rosters. Each card reads the artist as a career arc: formation, early platform, institutional signal, and current mega-gallery footprint. The atlas starts with artists represented by the most galleries, then folds down into the full overlap chart for audit work.
Each cell shows the artists represented by that gallery whose work is held in significant depth by that institution. Use the filters above to highlight artists by generation, nationality, or theme — matches glow coral. Hover any artist to see school and collector ties; click for the full profile.
The complete roster at each gallery — click any header to expand. Hover an artist for works and connections; click for the full profile.