Art Market

At Twin Barns at The Staats House, artist and curator Daniele Frazier brought contemporary art into dialogue with a 17th-century Dutch timber barn complex. Now that the exhibition has come to an end, she reflects on the relationship between art and architecture, the blurred boundaries between the natural and the manufactured, and what remains when a site-responsive exhibition disappears.

Most people spend their twenties trying to break into the art world. Douglas Gold and Eli Sterngass spent theirs quietly reshaping it. The founders of Manhattan's Lincoln Glenn Gallery began dealing in art while most of their peers were still in high school. Today, before turning thirty, they have built one of New York's fastest-rising galleries specializing in postwar American art, placing works in more than twenty museum collections while cultivating a market that prizes scholarship over