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Art Fairs

Vienna Provides a Welcome Boost to Europe’s Mid-Sized Galleries

Vienna Contemporary plays to its strength by introducing Central and Eastern European galleries to mid-market collectors.

By Anna Furman, Oct 2, 2018

Art Fairs

How Much Is the Public Paying to See a Fair? We’ve Ranked 22 of the World’s Top Art Events, From Most to Least Pricey

Ahead of Frieze Week in London, we take a look at what the public pays to enter some of the world's top fairs.

By Kate Brown & Naomi Rea, Oct 2, 2018

Auctions

The Chicago Public Library Is Selling a Kerry James Marshall Painting to Fund Public Art in Underserved Communities

The work is heading to Christie's with an estimate of $10-15 million.

By Henri Neuendorf, Oct 1, 2018

Market

What Is the artnet Intelligence Report? We Explain

We're doing something new and different over here at artnet.

By Andrew Goldstein & Julia Halperin, Oct 1, 2018

Art Fairs

Did Expo Chicago Frieze Itself Out? The Fair Has Built a Valuable Bridge to the Midwest, But New Dates May Have Hurt Sales

The Chicago fair closed just a few days before Frieze opens in London.

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 1, 2018

Market

Introducing: The artnet Intelligence Report

A close collaboration between artnet News and the artnet Price Database, this is the first edition of a new recurring report.

By artnet News, Oct 1, 2018

Auctions

The Basquiat Blitz Continues: Sotheby’s Will Auction Four Blockbuster Works by the Artist This Fall

A European private collector has consigned four Basquiat works to the auction house. They will go under the hammer in November.

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 1, 2018

Auctions

The Impressionist Pioneer vs. the Postmodern Master: Two $30 Million Paintings Will Duel at Christie’s and Sotheby’s This Fall

Christie's backs the Impressionist master, while Sotheby's is banking on the contemporary star.

By Henri Neuendorf, Sep 28, 2018

Art Fairs

Here’s Your Go-To Guide to All the Art Fairs in London During Frieze Week

From contemporary African art to street art, there's a lot on. Our roundup will help you navigate the abundance.

By Naomi Rea & Javier Pes, Sep 28, 2018

Auctions

Phillips’s Star Lot in November May Set a Record for Alberto Burri, an Artist Who Took Up Painting in Prison

The work must surpass $13.1 million to set a new record.

By Henri Neuendorf, Sep 26, 2018

Auctions

Swizz Beatz to the Art World: Pay Your Artists Royalties When Their Work Is Resold

The hip-hop producer found a receptive audience at Sotheby's.

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 25, 2018

Market

‘Every Crisis Is an Opportunity’: The Turkish Art Market Holds Its Head High, Despite Political Upheaval and a Currency in Free Fall

The 13th edition of Contemporary Istanbul ran last week in Turkey's cultural capital, standing steady amid a deepening economic crisis.

By Kate Brown, Sep 24, 2018

Art Fairs

Vienna Provides a Welcome Boost to Europe’s Mid-Sized Galleries

Art Fairs

How Much Is the Public Paying to See a Fair? We’ve Ranked 22 of the World’s Top Art Events, From Most to Least Pricey

Auctions

The Chicago Public Library Is Selling a Kerry James Marshall Painting to Fund Public Art in Underserved Communities

Market

What Is the artnet Intelligence Report? We Explain

Art Fairs

Did Expo Chicago Frieze Itself Out? The Fair Has Built a Valuable Bridge to the Midwest, But New Dates May Have Hurt Sales

Market

Introducing: The artnet Intelligence Report

Auctions

The Basquiat Blitz Continues: Sotheby’s Will Auction Four Blockbuster Works by the Artist This Fall

Auctions

The Impressionist Pioneer vs. the Postmodern Master: Two $30 Million Paintings Will Duel at Christie’s and Sotheby’s This Fall

Art Fairs

Here’s Your Go-To Guide to All the Art Fairs in London During Frieze Week

Auctions

Phillips’s Star Lot in November May Set a Record for Alberto Burri, an Artist Who Took Up Painting in Prison

Auctions

Swizz Beatz to the Art World: Pay Your Artists Royalties When Their Work Is Resold

Market

‘Every Crisis Is an Opportunity’: The Turkish Art Market Holds Its Head High, Despite Political Upheaval and a Currency in Free Fall

Auctions

Damien Hirst’s Former Financial Wizard Conjures More Than $13 Million for His Art Collection at Sotheby’s London

Auctions

Want a Painting by Frank Sinatra? Sotheby’s Will Now Sell His Art—Alongside His Microphones, Photographs, and Picasso

Galleries

Hauser & Wirth Is Now Launching a Glossy New Art Magazine Too, Called ‘Ursula’

Vienna Provides a Welcome Boost to Europe’s Mid-Sized Galleries

How Much Is the Public Paying to See a Fair? We’ve Ranked 22 of the World’s Top Art Events, From Most to Least Pricey

The Chicago Public Library Is Selling a Kerry James Marshall Painting to Fund Public Art in Underserved Communities

What Is the artnet Intelligence Report? We Explain

Did Expo Chicago Frieze Itself Out? The Fair Has Built a Valuable Bridge to the Midwest, But New Dates May Have Hurt Sales

Introducing: The artnet Intelligence Report

The Basquiat Blitz Continues: Sotheby’s Will Auction Four Blockbuster Works by the Artist This Fall

The Impressionist Pioneer vs. the Postmodern Master: Two $30 Million Paintings Will Duel at Christie’s and Sotheby’s This Fall

Here’s Your Go-To Guide to All the Art Fairs in London During Frieze Week

Phillips’s Star Lot in November May Set a Record for Alberto Burri, an Artist Who Took Up Painting in Prison

Swizz Beatz to the Art World: Pay Your Artists Royalties When Their Work Is Resold

‘Every Crisis Is an Opportunity’: The Turkish Art Market Holds Its Head High, Despite Political Upheaval and a Currency in Free Fall

Damien Hirst’s Former Financial Wizard Conjures More Than $13 Million for His Art Collection at Sotheby’s London

Want a Painting by Frank Sinatra? Sotheby’s Will Now Sell His Art—Alongside His Microphones, Photographs, and Picasso

Hauser & Wirth Is Now Launching a Glossy New Art Magazine Too, Called ‘Ursula’

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