Analysis Old-Fashioned Curating Trumps $2 Billion of Art for Sale at Art Basel The Unlimited sector of large-scale installations finally takes the focus off money. By Benjamin Genocchio, Jun 17, 2014
Analysis Art Basel in Hong Kong Fulfills Its Destiny It is now a proper and mature contemporary art fair in only its second edition. By Benjamin Genocchio, May 14, 2014
Galleries Lessons from Thomas Piketty About Rampant Art World Inequality What does the French economist's bestseller portend for artists, dealers, curators? By Benjamin Genocchio, Apr 29, 2014
Art World Guggenheim Bilbao Censors “Offensive” Paul McCarthy and Mike Bouchet Public Artwork Guggenheim Bilbao legal team forces Paul McCarthy and Mike Bouchet artwork to come down. By Benjamin Genocchio, Apr 10, 2014
Analysis ARTnews Magazine Sold, Price Tag $2 Million What will happen to the world's oldest art magazine? By Benjamin Genocchio, Apr 3, 2014
Art World Iranian Police Raid Tehran Home of Parviz Tanavoli, Seizing and Damaging Sculptures Worth Millions Iran's most famous artist is locked in a dispute with authorities. By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 29, 2014
Shows & Exhibitions Artnet Asks: Collector and Designer Tomas Maier Cranach, Holbein, Twombly, Agnes Martin, and Judd excite the designer. By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 29, 2014
Galleries In Praise of Unfashionable Art, Or Let the Artwork Convince You Not the Artist’s Brand It's time to reconsider once-popular artists like Jules Olitski and James Brooks. By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 28, 2014
Art World Ashley Bickerton Polls Facebook on World’s Best Galleries But No Common Ground By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 20, 2014
Analysis Six Reasons Why This Chinese Bronze Vessel Will Shatter Asian Art Auction Records Christie's will set a record for an archaic Chinese bronze when the ‘Min’ Fanglei comes up for sale in New York. By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 16, 2014
Art World Dodgy $55 Million Salvador Dali Portfolio Sale Ends Up in Court By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 10, 2014
People 19 Chinese Artists Among those Missing Aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 10, 2014
Art World Italian Prime Minister Calls on Private Sector to Fund Pompeii Restoration By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 10, 2014
Art World Study Says Women Museum Directors Earn 29 Percent Less Than Male Counterparts By Benjamin Genocchio, Mar 10, 2014
