Terence Koh’s artistic coming-out hardly seemed auspicious. It was May 2003. Collector Javier Peres had recently scrapped his international-law career to open Peres Projects gallery. He offered ...

“I was drinking like eight coffees a day trying to figure this out,” Terence Koh was telling me last month, knelt over a portable burner in an empty micro gallery that would become his ...

For Terence Koh, the artist formerly known as Asian Punk Boy and “the Naomi Campbell of the art world,” the party ended a few years earlier, when, in 2014, he “retired” from art and moved ...

“This is the most expensive suite in the Plaza Hotel,” Terence Koh says with a smile, pulling back the cardboard curtain to welcome me into his secret hideaway tucked behind a neglected ...

Once considered the enfant terrible of the New York art world, Terence Koh has settled down and embraced his shy side. His newest works, recently unveiled at the annual Luminato Festival in ...

As ArtForum puts it: “In Koh, Gaga seems to have found her flamboyant and press-hungry art-world counterpart.” Or as Lady Gaga herself put it to ArtForum: “When I’m around Terence I just ...

It’s difficult to be someone who matters in the New York art world right now and not have a relationship with Terence Koh. The artist has interviewed everyone from Marina Abramovic to Lady Gaga ...

High/Low Rob Lowe opened at Terence Koh’s Asia Song Society on Canal Street, but closed indefinitely the day after opening. We know many of you have been suffering from Franco fatigue.