Adam Lindemann is a private investor and influential collector of contemporary art and design. In May of 2012, Lindemann opened
Venus Over Manhattan, an art gallery at 980 Madison Avenue. Since December 2008, he has been the art columnist for The New York Observer, providing an informed and insightful look into contemporary culture and the inner dynamic of today’s art market. He is the author of Collecting Design and Collecting Contemporary, both published by Taschen, and in collaboration with architect David Adjaye he released House For an Art Collector, published by Rizzoli.
Adam Lindemann: A rebours
Flash Art, October 2012
After a Bizarre Journey, a Stolen Dali is Returned
New York Times, June 29, 2012
Art for Money’s Sake
Manhattan Magazine, April 27, 2012
Art Basel Party Countdown: 10 Events on Friday
Departures Magazine, December 2, 2011
Adam Lindemann on Collecting Design
AnOther Magazine, November 23, 2010
A Collector Bets on the Dark Side
The New York Times, November 19, 2010
Finders Keepers
The Financial Times, How to Spend It, November 12, 2010
Living With African Art
Sotheby’s at Auction, May-June, 2010
Babes in Toyland
Vogue, January 2009
Go Ask Adam
artinfo.com, April 1, 2009
Private Viewings
Gotham, March 2007
Collecting 101
Art & Auction, October 2006
The 7 Lessons in Adam Lindemann’s Collecting Contemporary
artinfo.com, September 5, 2006
The Art of Buying
The Sunday Telegraph, July 9, 2006