Richard Vine

Richard Vine is a former managing editor of Art in America and the author of several hundred critical articles and reviews. His eight books include the career survey Odd Nerdrum: Painting, Drawing, and Sketches (2001) and the art-historical New China, New Art (2008), which traces the emergence of avant-garde art in post-Mao China. In 2016, he published the artworld crime novel SoHo Sins. His biographical study of the Chinese sculptor Liu Shiming is forthcoming from Rutgers University Press.

Vine has taught at the New School, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, New York University, and the University of Riyadh in Saudi Arabia.

In addition, he has lectured at museums and cultural institutions throughout the world, and curated exhibitions at the National Art Museum of China, the National Academy of Art in New Delhi, the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, the AHL Foundation in New York, and the Central Art Museum in Hangzhou, China, as well as the commercial venues Studio Artego and Bienvenu Steinberg and J Gallery, both in New York.