Barbara Gladstone, a renowned New York art dealer, passed away at 89 in Paris after a brief illness, as confirmed by her gallery.
She founded the influential Gladstone Gallery, which now operates in New York, Brussels, Seoul, and Rome, representing acclaimed artists like Matthew Barney and Alex Katz.
Starting her gallery in 1980, she rose to prominence through her commitment to artists and innovative exhibitions, such as Matthew Barney’s iconic 1991 show.
Gladstone’s legacy endures through her gallery’s leadership and the success of artists she championed, while her passing marks the end of an era in the art world.
Sayart / Nao Yim, yimnao@naver.com
