Art Fairs Art Basel Opens Amid Market Fears: What Sold on VIP Day Business was slower than usual, but a $20 million Joan Mitchell and a $16 million Arshile Gorky found buyers. By Margaret Carrigan, Jun 11, 2024
Galleries Zurich Art Weekend Is Fostering Gallery Collaborations, Drawing Crowds Once a trade secret, the annual ritual has become an essential stop before Art Basel. This year, some 100 events were on offer. By Margaret Carrigan, Jun 10, 2024
Auctions Work of the Week: Alexej von Jawlensky’s ‘Spanish Dancer’ The double-sided painting has been in private hands for almost a century. By Margaret Carrigan, Jun 5, 2024
Artists Ewa Juszkiewicz On What Hides Beneath the Veils of Her Faceless Portraits The artist deconstructs social ideals of feminine beauty throughout art history. By Margaret Carrigan, Jun 3, 2024
Studio Visit In His Manhattan Apartment, Edward Holland Reaches for Constellations Edward Holland, who has dual Zodiac-themed solo exhibitions on view, gives us a tour of the Upper East Side home studio he shares with his kids. By Margaret Carrigan, May 23, 2024
Market Work of the Week: Helmut Newton’s ‘Leaving Las Vegas’ The fashion photographer's works accounted for six of the top 10 lots at Phillips's recent photographs sale in London. By Margaret Carrigan, May 21, 2024
Auctions New York’s Evening Auctions Will Be a Litmus Test for the Art Market. Here’s What to Watch For By Margaret Carrigan, May 10, 2024
On View ‘I See Color When I Sing’: Billboard Star Jewel on Her Turn to Painting The musician, who turned to art for her mental health as a teenager, is the subject of a museum exhibition in the U.S. By Margaret Carrigan, May 3, 2024
The Back Room Work of the Week: Jean-Baptiste Oudry’s ‘Portrait of a Poodle’ The Rococo painting came from the eclectic collection of the late Count Manfredi della Gherardesca. By Margaret Carrigan, May 1, 2024
Law & Politics Art Students and Faculty Rally at U.S. University Pro-Palestine Protests Artists have been at the forefront of organizing similar protests at museums and other institutions. By Adam Schrader & Margaret Carrigan, Apr 30, 2024
Market As Biennale Budgets Shrink, Auction Houses Help Fill the Gap Christie's is supporting the British and Nigeria pavilions, while Sotheby's helped fund the U.S. pavilion. By Margaret Carrigan, Apr 18, 2024
Art & Exhibitions Pro-Palestine Protestors Stage Demonstrations Across Venice Around 100 protestors gathered outside of the Israel Pavilion demanding it be shut down "in its entirety." By Margaret Carrigan, Apr 17, 2024
The Back Room Paint Drippings: Everything You Missed in the Art Industry Last Week Sotheby's launches a new financial product, Shanghai's ART021 will create a new Hong Kong fair, and more industry news. By Margaret Carrigan, Apr 15, 2024
Buyer's Guide A Buyer’s Guide to the Hottest Artists in This Year’s Venice Biennale We delved into the markets of eight artists representing their countries at the Venice Biennale. By Margaret Carrigan & Vivienne Chow, Apr 14, 2024
Museums & Institutions A Short History of Artists Sneaking Their Work Into Museums An aspiring artist hung her own painting at a museum show and later sold the work at auction. Not all have been so lucky. By Jo Lawson-Tancred & Margaret Carrigan, Apr 10, 2024
