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    New York’s Shuttered KGB Museum Is Auctioning Off Its Entire Collection of Spycams, Poison Containers, and Lenin Art This Weekend

    Julien’s Auctions is selling off the museum's entire collection.

    By Brian Boucher, Feb 10, 2021

  • Auctions

    A Pair of Size-12.5 Nike Basketball Sneakers Designed for Barack Obama Are Dropping on Presidents’ Day Weekend—for $25,000

    The sneakers go on offer at 4:44 p.m. Friday in honor of the 44th president.

    By Brian Boucher, Feb 8, 2021

  • Market

    Despite Government Bailouts, Nearly 80 Percent of French Galleries Saw Their Income Decline in 2020, a New Report Shows

    The situation, while grim, is not as dire as previously feared.

    By Naomi Rea, Feb 3, 2021

  • Art Fairs

    How the Outsider Art Fair, New York’s First IRL Fair in Nearly a Year, Managed to Draw the Crowds Despite a Pandemic and a Blizzard

    The fair's owner, Andrew Edlin, has found that a few live venues, buttressed by a website, may prove an adaptable combo—even after the pandemic.

    By Brian Boucher, Feb 3, 2021

  • Art Fairs

    For Dealers Unable to Travel Internationally, Art Basel Hong Kong Is Now Offering an Intriguing Option: Ghost Booths

    Dealers can have a presence at the fair without being, well, present.

    By Eileen Kinsella, Feb 2, 2021

  • Art Fairs

    How the Upstart Ramallah Art Fair Was Organized Amid a Pandemic and the Trials of Daily Life in Palestine

    The show involves 26 artists and has been staged at Zawyeh Gallery.

    By Rebecca Anne Proctor, Feb 2, 2021

  • Market

    A New Report Suggests that UK Art Businesses Are Begrudgingly Adapting to New Money-Laundering Regulations

    Still, the new rules pose certain challenges.

    By Naomi Rea, Feb 2, 2021

  • Auctions

    Angelina Jolie Is Selling the Only Painting Winston Churchill Made During World War II—and It Could Fetch $3.4 Million at Christie’s

    The painting hits the block on March 1.

    By Caroline Goldstein, Feb 1, 2021

  • Auctions

    Sotheby’s Raked in a Robust $26.7 Million With an Auction of Works Owned by the Eclectic Late Collector Hester Diamond

    The sale featured a standout painting by Pieter Coecke Van Aelst.

    By Judd Tully, Feb 1, 2021

  • Market

    In an Explosive Claim, an Art Dealer Says the Hermitage’s Fabergé Exhibition Is Full of ‘Tawdry Fakes’ From a Single Oligarch’s Collection

    Art dealer Andre Ruzhnikov says that more than 20 works in the show are forgeries.

    By Simon Hewitt, Jan 30, 2021

  • Auctions

    A Single Mystery Collector Went on a Buying Spree at Sotheby’s $114 Million Old Masters Auction, With Botticelli Just the Beginning

    All told, a single buyer spent nearly $95 million at the sale.

    By Judd Tully, Jan 28, 2021

  • Auctions

    A Deep-Pocketed Art Collector Just Dropped More Than $92 Million at Sotheby’s on This Pristine Botticelli Portrait

    The artwork is one of only three by the artist that remain in private hands.

    By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 28, 2021

  • Auctions

    See a Life-Size Model of the World’s Oldest Man and Other Aggressively Bizarre Things the Guinness World Records Museum Is Auctioning Off

    Who doesn’t want a model of the world's hungriest sword swallower in their home? 

    By Artnet News, Jan 28, 2021

  • Art Fairs

    The Independent Art Fair in New York Will Move to a New Downtown Cipriani and Have a Refreshed Format for Its 2021 Edition

    The 12th edition of the fair is set to take place in September.

    By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 27, 2021

  • Auctions

    Phillips’s Total Sales Declined to $760 Million Last Year, a 16 Percent Drop From 2019

    The company’s 2020 decrease was on par with rival Sotheby’s.

    By Artnet News, Jan 26, 2021

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