The Terence Koh Show

The downtown artist, and his relationship to virtually everybody.

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By Paddy Johnson
Published Sep 26, 2010

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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 on his YouTube series, hosts massive group shows at his apartment-studio-gallery on Canal Street, designs collaborations with fashion labels, and appears at countless parties across town. A partial map of his social relations.

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