Gallerist Ronald Feldman, an early champion of artists like Joseph Beuys and Chris Burden, has left his position as director of his gallery for health reasons. “He is so passionate about championing ideas-based work, and advancing and creating platforms for artists that truly engage with the widest range of social issues and political causes in our world,” says his son, Mark Feldman. “He supported artists who were really groundbreaking and willing to take risks.”
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