Keith Haring’s Never-Before-Seen Computer Drawings Are Hitting the Block as NFTs at a New Christie’s Online Auction

NFTs

Keith Haring’s Never-Before-Seen Computer Drawings Are Hitting the Block as NFTs at a New Christie’s Online Auction

Haring created the drawings on an Amiga in the 1980s.

By Min Chen, Sep 5, 2023

Galleries

Venice Biennale Star Sonia Boyce Has Joined the Ranks at Hauser and Wirth, After Departing Simon Lee Gallery in June

Boyce's move comes after Simon Lee Gallery went into administration earlier this summer.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 5, 2023

Market

International Dealers Continue to Expand in Seoul, Casting a Vote of Confidence in South Korea Despite a Market Correction

More galleries are setting up shop in the South Korean capital as Frieze Seoul returns for its second edition.

By Vivienne Chow, Sep 4, 2023

Artnet News Pro

Ahead of Frieze Seoul, Three Art Lawyers Offer Hints on the Ins and Outs of Selling Art in Korea

Take our pop quiz on transacting in the Korean art market.

By Charles and Thomas Danziger & Kate Yuhkyoung Rhie, Sep 1, 2023

Auctions

Christie’s London Is Teaming Up With Nigeria’s Museum of West African Art for a Benefit Sale of Work by Yinka Shonibare, Kehinde Wiley, and More

The sale will take place during London auction week.

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 1, 2023

Wet Paint

A Gallery Shuts Down After Its Director Hacks Its Instagram, Karma Comes to Chelsea, and More Juicy Art World Gossip

Plus, what's going on with the former JTT space? What emerging gallerist has caught Serena Williams's eye?

By Annie Armstrong, Aug 31, 2023

Auctions

Christie’s Cancels the Heidi Horten Jewelry Sales, Following Months of ‘Intense Scrutiny’ Over the Nazi Roots of the Late Austrian Heiress’s Wealth

In May, the auction house sold a record-setting $202 million of Horten’s jewels.

By Katya Kazakina, Aug 31, 2023

Analysis

6 Questions with Art Advisor Gladys Lin About the State of the Asian Art Market

The founder of Gladys Lin Projects in Taipei and New York muses on uncertainties in the region and what clients are looking for now.

By Vivienne Chow, Aug 30, 2023

NFTs

How Digital Artist William Mapan Adapted an Early Paul Klee Abstract Drawing Into a Generative Series of Vivid Aerial Landscapes

The collection drops September 12 as part of LACMA's blockchain initiative.

By Min Chen, Aug 30, 2023

Art Fairs

Gagosian Appoints a Veteran Seoul Gallerist as Its First Full-Time Director in South Korea Just in Time for Frieze

The international art fair has energized an already sophisticated collecting scene

By Eileen Kinsella, Aug 30, 2023

Analysis

From Zero to Hero: Meet 7 Artists With Serious Spikes in Artnet Price Database Searches This Year

Meet the young artists defying the downturn.

By Artnet News, Aug 29, 2023

Artnet News Pro

Here Are the 15 Most Expensive Artworks Sold at Auction Around the World in July 2023

An auction of works on paper in Beijing and two of Old Master works in London drove global sales last month.

By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 29, 2023

Auctions

The 1980s Are Back and Bolder Than Ever With This Paris Auction of the Decade’s Indomitable Works of Art and Design

Bonhams Paris will pay homage to the era's boundless creativity with a sale on September 21.

By Lee Carter, Aug 29, 2023

Analysis

6 Questions With Fanny Lakoubay, Founder of LAL ART Advisory, About the Future of the Digital Art Market

The nascent field offers collectors an opportunity to get into the market before prices go sky-high.

By Min Chen, Aug 28, 2023

The Art Detective

Billionaire Financier Thomas H. Lee’s Heirs Are Selling His Art Privately After His Suicide. Public Filings Show He Leveraged the Heck Out of It, Too

The late leveraged-buyout tycoon's loan agreements show he was a pioneer in leveraging art as well, almost from the beginning.

By Katya Kazakina, Aug 25, 2023