Art Fairs The Homeless Man in the Driveway Is a Brilliant Artist? How Three Stars of the Outsider Art Fair Were Discovered Most gallerists discover new artists at MFA graduate exhibitions. These dealers traveled much further afield. By Brian Boucher, Jan 19, 2018
Market After 18 Years of Number-Crunching, TEFAF Has Discontinued Its Signature Art Market Report The art fair will no longer attempt to quantify the value of the global art market. By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 19, 2018
Art Fairs Are Tech Collectors Finally Coming Around? Attendance and Sales Boom at FOG and Untitled San Francisco Oscar Murillo, Fischli/Weiss, and Ron Nagle were among the stand-out sellers at the bustling fair week. By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 18, 2018
Market The $11 Billion Global Auction Market Rebounded by 25% Last Year, Says New Report Following a slump between 2014 and 2016, the auction market may be back on track. By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 17, 2018
Art Fairs Young Galleries and Subversive Work Add Edgy Appeal to London Art Fair on Its 30th Anniversary Artists Nilbar Güres and Frances Richardson scoop up awards at the fair. By Javier Pes, Jan 17, 2018
Analysis The Gray Market: The Unknown Cost of Keeping Art in Museum Storage (and Other Insights) Our columnist asks why it's a museum taboo to talk about the value of art kept in reserve, and questions how we measure mega exhibitions. By Tim Schneider, Jan 15, 2018
Art Fairs New York Dealers Roll Out the Heavyweights to Lure Buyers at San Francisco’s Art Fairs The FOG and Untitled art fairs got off to an impressive start this week in San Francisco. By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 12, 2018
Galleries London’s Wave of Gallery Closures Continues as Rokeby Gallery Shutters After 13 Years The gallery owner previously curated David Bowie’s art collection. By Naomi Rea, Jan 11, 2018
Galleries Condo Is Coming to São Paolo, Adding a Fifth Location to the Popular Art-Fair Alternative On the eve of Condo London, the founder of the gallery-share model reveals it is testing a single-venue Condo Unit in April. By Naomi Rea, Jan 11, 2018
Galleries Pace Will Launch Its New Hong Kong Gallery With a Yoshitomo Nara Solo Show East meets West as Loie Hollowell takes over the gallery's existing Hong Kong space. By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 10, 2018
Galleries David Zwirner to Expand Again With a Massive New $50 Million Gallery in Chelsea The race to expand continues at breakneck speed. By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 8, 2018
Analysis The Gray Market: Why the Met’s Ticket Prices Are Not the Problem (and Other Insights) Our columnist delves into the Met's controversial new admission policy—and explains why a lasting solution won't come from the box office. By Tim Schneider, Jan 8, 2018
Analysis Eight Hair-Raising and Highly Specific Predictions for the Art Market in 2018 What will the coming year hold for art fairs, galleries, and the art business in general? Tim Schneider ventures a few prognostications. By Tim Schneider, Jan 5, 2018
Art Fairs Behind the Frieze Art Fair’s Secret Plan to Create an Art Utopia in the Bronx The fair eventually abandoned the wildly ambitious project, but it offers a revealing look at the company's ambitions. By Danielle Jackson, Jan 4, 2018
Market Entertainment Agency IMG Buys Blockbuster Exhibition Company Behind ‘King Tut’ The agency, which bought a stake in Frieze in 2016, is further bolstering its art business with the purchase of Exhibitions International. By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 3, 2018
