Jacoba Urist

CULTURED's New York-based Contributing Arts Editor Jacoba Urist covers everything from architectural trends to the ever-evolving art market. She has written for publications including The Atlantic, The New York Times, Elle Decor, and The Art Newspaper.

Jacoba Urist

This Year at Frieze Los Angeles, All Attention Is on Local Artists and Bolstering a Downturned Market

In the Midst of a Tariff Crackdown, Gallerists at Mexico’s Leading Art Fair Navigate Uncertain Waters

Inside the Art Collection of the LA Restaurateurs Who Fed David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Helen Frankenthaler, and More

These Ukrainian Art Dealers Came to Miami for Art Week Three Years Ago. They Never Left

Live From the Grand Palais: With the Return of Art Basel Paris, a New Fair Reigns Supreme

The Latest Works From Painter Enoc Perez Are a Kaleidoscopic Journey Through Puerto Rico, Patriotism, and Sobriety

Everyone in the Art World Has a Take on Julian Schnabel. With a New Show in the Hamptons, He’s Rewriting the Narrative

From Basel to Bozeman, Montana, Agnes Denes Is Bringing Her Seminal 'Wheatfield' Back to Life

Take an Exclusive Look Inside the Home of Puerto Rico’s Leading Contemporary Art Collectors

What Makes an Artist Collaboration Work? Joan Jonas and Jason Moran Reflect on Their Decades-Long Exchange

As the Art World Contends With Political Discord, Art Basel Miami Beach Marks an Optimistic Turn for the Markets

Meet Hostler Burrows, the Dealer Duo Who Put Nordic Design on the New York Map

With a New Honeymoon-Inspired Show, Artist Jenna Gribbon Charts the Topography of a Sapphic Life

Here Are the Five New York Exhibitions You Have To See Before the Year Ends

Painter Rebecca Morris Wasn’t Interested in Having a Traditional Survey Exhibition—So She Did Something a Lot More Interesting