Analysis artnet News’ Top 10 Most Expensive Living American Artists Yes, Jeff Koons and Richard Prince made the list, but there are some surprises too. By Rozalia Jovanovic, Apr 30, 2014
Analysis Will Stellar Inventory at New York’s Spring Sales Set More Records? Top lots include a $35 million Picasso and an $18 million Giacometti. By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 29, 2014
Analysis Portugal Blocks Export of 85 Miró Paintings Ahead of Christie’s Sale By Alexander Forbes, Apr 29, 2014
Analysis Online Art Market Worth $1.57 Billion, New Survey Claims, Less Than Half the 2014 TEFAF Report Estimate By Coline Milliard, Apr 28, 2014
Auctions The Essentials: Scrubbing the Colosseum, Dr. Who Explains Surrealism, and More Art News to Start Your Week Plus a visit to Andrew Wyeth's favorite diner and what are the arts worth, exactly? By Benjamin Sutton, Apr 28, 2014
Auctions News to Know: Must-Read Art World Headlines from April 21–25 From James Franco's faux pas at Pace to indictments handed out in the Knoedler case. By artnet News, Apr 26, 2014
Auctions All the Evidence Indicates It’s a Rothko, but Experts Refuse to Authenticate By Sarah Cascone, Apr 25, 2014
Analysis Christie’s Strong-arms Phillips into Moving Its May Evening Sale By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 24, 2014
Analysis “Sensitively Salvaged” Banksy Artworks to be Auctioned in London Why the removal of Banksy artworks has nothing to do with vandalism. By Coline Milliard, Apr 24, 2014
Auctions Dear Dan Loeb: We’re Doing Just Fine. Regards, Sotheby’s. Sotheby's releases its first-quarter results early, and touts robust revenues. By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 23, 2014
Art and Law On the Case: Exploring Real World Art Law Issues If the experts won't tell you if your art is authentic, who can tell you? By Charles and Thomas Danziger, Apr 23, 2014
Auctions Buy, Sell, Hold: Picasso Ceramics It may be time to stop eating off those terracotta plates and start displaying them. By Rozalia Jovanovic, Apr 22, 2014
