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There are plenty of artists out there on Twitter, but Jenny Holzer may be the first person trying to create art on the website. Holzer has worked with different ways of displaying text for over 30 years, so it’s only logical that she would move into the world of social media. Over 10,000 followers regularly receive Holzer’s artworks such as {...}

THE NEW YORKERS Exhibition period: May 1 2009 – June 22. 2009
Jenny Holzer, KAWS, Francine Spiegel, Rammellzee, Dash Snow, Barbara Kruger, Joe Bradley, Jose Parla, Katherine Bernhardt, Futura, John Copeland, Ryan McGinness, Stephen Powers, Erik Foss, Doug James, Brian DeGraw, Agathe Snow, Peter Saul, Kostas Seremetis, Ryan Wallace, Takeshi Murata, Peter Sutherland, Daze, Erik Parker Timothy Walkiewicz, Bill McMullen, Sue Kwon, Andy {...}

Jenny Holzer, Striped Cross, 2008
March 28 - May 16, 2009
Yvon Lambert New York is pleased to present Espèces d’espaces (Species of Spaces), a group exhibition featuring works by Robert Barry, Louise Bourgeois, Michael Brown, Stefan Brüggemann, André Cadere, Carter, Enrico Castellani, Liam Gillick, Jenny Holzer, Roni Horn, Bethan Huws, On Kawara, Zilvinas Kempinas, Anselm Kiefer, {...}

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) presents an installation of BMW Art Cars designed by Andy Warhol, Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein, and Robert Rauschenberg from February 12–24, 2009. The cars will be on view in the BP Grand Entrance, an admission-free area of the museum’s campus. LACMA is the first U.S. venue in a major worldwide tour of the cars; they next appear in New York City’s {...}

Yvon Lambert is opening a new gallery in London with an exhibition of new works by Carlos Amorales. The exhibition will open on October 16th 2008 and will feature new animation paintings and large scale sculpture by the Mexican born artist.
Carlos Amorales (b. 1970) lives and works in Mexico City. His work is included in some of the most visionary public and private collections throughout the world including the Museum of Modern Art, New York and the Tate Modern.
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