Curatorial Dynamo Destinee Ross-Sutton Just Opened a New Project Space Dedicated to Black Art in SoHo

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Curatorial Dynamo Destinee Ross-Sutton Just Opened a New Project Space Dedicated to Black Art in SoHo—No Flippers Allowed

A contract she first developed for Christie's is in place for all sales.

By Eileen Kinsella, Dec 21, 2020

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Perrotin Is Launching a Secondary-Market Business in Paris to Offer Collectors a Bespoke ‘Alternative to Auction Houses’

The venture will be housed in a townhouse near the Grand Palais and Sotheby's and Christie's salesrooms.

By Eileen Kinsella, Dec 15, 2020

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Commercial Art Galleries in Germany Must Close Again as the Government Mandates Stricter Lockdown Measures

Art galleries had dodged the earlier lockdown, which began in November.

By Kate Brown, Dec 14, 2020

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Megacollector and Embattled Former Casino Developer Steve Wynn Has Opened His Own Art Gallery in Palm Beach

Florida man opens gallery.

By Artnet News, Dec 7, 2020

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Pace Will Move Into Blain Southern’s Former Space in Mayfair, Nearly Doubling Its Gallery Footprint in London

The new space will be unveiled in fall 2021.

By Kate Brown, Nov 19, 2020

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Pace Gallery’s Longtime President Is Taking an Indefinite Leave of Absence Following Misconduct Allegations

Douglas Baxter has pledged to cooperate with the gallery’s legal investigation.

By Zachary Small, Nov 16, 2020

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Pace Gallery Is Launching a Legal Investigation Into Two of Its Top Presidents Following Allegations of Workplace Abuse

The announcement comes the day after Artnet News published an investigation into the gallery's work environment.

By Zachary Small, Nov 13, 2020

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Pace Gallery Positions Itself as the Art Business of the Future. But Employees Say an Abusive Work Environment Keeps It Mired in the Past

Employees say that years of missteps have led to a workplace culture described as “toxic.”

By Zachary Small, Nov 12, 2020

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Dealers Say They Want to Diversify Their Rosters. A Look at Their Newly Signed Artists Shows Progress—Up to a Point

Dealers are working to correct for long-held biases in the gallery system, but progress is not as rapid as they might think.

By Kate Brown, Nov 9, 2020

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Paula Cooper Has Long Refused to Expand Her Storied Gallery Beyond New York. Now, She’s the Latest to Open Shop in Palm Beach

When it comes to satellite art hubs, Palm Beach is officially the new Hamptons.

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 29, 2020

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Subscriptions Work for Wine and Razors… So Why Not Artworks? Here’s How One Gallery Is Rethinking Art Sales to Make It Through Lockdown

In our latest spotlight on new business models for galleries, Kate Werble shows why commissioning unique work isn't just for blue-chippers.

By Tim Schneider, Oct 28, 2020

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With London’s High-Priced Real-Estate Market in Flux, Galleries Are Embracing the Pop Up. Is the Trend Here to Stay?

As galleries abandon permanent spaces for pop-up models, is London's white-hot rental market finally cooling down?

By Naomi Rea, Oct 25, 2020

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Veteran Art Dealer Marian Goodman Will Close Her London Gallery, Citing Brexit and the Global Health Crisis

The gallery is planning a new "flexible exhibition strategy" for the city.

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 22, 2020

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The Top 17 Percent of Germany’s Art Galleries Made 80 Percent of All Revenue Last Year, a New Report Finds

"Gallery sales are extremely unevenly distributed," the authors of the study say.

By Kate Brown, Oct 7, 2020

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Gagosian Goes Netflix? The Mega-Gallery Is Creating Original Content That Pairs Artists With Luminaries Like Malcolm Gladwell and Jeff Tweedy

Gagosian Premieres looks to celebrity programming to replace the buzz of physical openings.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 5, 2020