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Art Fairs

Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at the 2020 Armory Show in New York

Here's what dealers say they sold (though watch out for number-fudging and other kinds of general sneakiness).

By Caroline Goldstein, Mar 9, 2020

Market

The New Bling Ring? How the Big Three Auction Houses Raked in a Whopping $1 Billion in Watch and Jewelry Sales in 2019

Asian collectors, younger buyers, and online sales all contributed to the thriving market.

By Brook Mason, Mar 9, 2020

Art Fairs

See How One Artist Harnessed the Power of Augmented Reality to Make a Series of Quirky Self-Portraits (Hint: It Involves Bunny Ears)

The artist makes a new painting every day.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 8, 2020

Art Fairs

Meet Tootsie Warhol, the Former Lawyer-Turned-Trump Impersonator Who’s Using Performance Art to Take Down the President

Tootsie Warhol thought artists weren't making enough anti-Trump art. So he decided to make his own.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 6, 2020

Art Fairs

TEFAF Is Full of Handsomely Appointed Booths and Marvelous Objects. But the Specter of the Coronavirus Loomed Over Its Opening Hours

Around 4,000 people attended the opening preview—a decrease of more than 27 percent from the 5,500 who came last year.

By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 6, 2020

Art Fairs

She Was Part of the Postwar Avant-Garde. She Studied Under a Legend. She Even Adopted a Male Name. But Her Art Was Forgotten—Until Now

Now Abstract Expressionist Michael West is poised for a major rediscovery.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 6, 2020

Art Fairs

Milan’s Miart Art Fair Has Been Postponed Until the Fall as the Coronavirus Crisis Deepens in Italy

Art Paris fair, artmonte-carlo, and PAD Paris are rescheduled but Art Cologne and Art Brussels plan to go ahead in April.

By Kate Brown, Mar 6, 2020

Art Fairs

4 Sensational Painters Who Stole the Show at Independent New York 2020, Where Oil-on-Canvas Is Still the Cutting Edge

Galleries presented strong work by several new names to keep an eye on.

By Artnet News, Mar 5, 2020

Art Fairs

5 of the Best Artworks to Be Found at the Armory Show, From a $210,000 Livestream of the Sun to the ‘Amazing Black-Man’

It's well worth sticking your hands in your pockets and heading out to the fair this year.

By Andrew Goldstein, Mar 5, 2020

Art Fairs

This Artist’s Vivid, Consciousness-Raising Video of a Flooded Louvre Is a Hit at the Armory Show. Here’s How He Did It

The chilling video speaks to the impending dangers of climate change.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 5, 2020

Market

Art Basel’s 2020 Market Report Offsets Slumping Sales Figures With a Hopeful Fact: Millennials Are Buying More Art Than Ever

The 2020 edition of the annual report estimates that $64.1 billion was spent on art last year, a decline of five percent from the year prior.

By Tim Schneider, Mar 5, 2020

Art Fairs

Despite the Threat of Coronavirus, Buyers Turned Out in Force at the Armory Show to Make Seven-Figure Deals—Just Without the Handshakes

A work by the budding superstar Amoako Boafo sold for $200,000 as visitors piled into Pier 94, despite the threat of germs.

By Nate Freeman, Mar 4, 2020

Here Are 9 of the Most Wildly Creative Ways That Artists Transformed an Office Building Into an Art Wonderland for SPRING/BREAK 2020

The fair returns to New York with wild art installations from the likes of Jessica Lichtenstein, Kate Klingbeil and more.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 4, 2020

Art Fairs

How New York’s Downs & Ross Gallery Weathers Difficult Times by Staying Nimble—and Keeping Its Eyes on the Vanguard

Tara Downs and Alex Ross will present works by Pictures Generation artist Vikky Alexander.

By Nate Freeman, Mar 4, 2020

Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at the 2020 Armory Show in New York

The New Bling Ring? How the Big Three Auction Houses Raked in a Whopping $1 Billion in Watch and Jewelry Sales in 2019

See How One Artist Harnessed the Power of Augmented Reality to Make a Series of Quirky Self-Portraits (Hint: It Involves Bunny Ears)

Meet Tootsie Warhol, the Former Lawyer-Turned-Trump Impersonator Who’s Using Performance Art to Take Down the President

TEFAF Is Full of Handsomely Appointed Booths and Marvelous Objects. But the Specter of the Coronavirus Loomed Over Its Opening Hours

She Was Part of the Postwar Avant-Garde. She Studied Under a Legend. She Even Adopted a Male Name. But Her Art Was Forgotten—Until Now

Milan’s Miart Art Fair Has Been Postponed Until the Fall as the Coronavirus Crisis Deepens in Italy

4 Sensational Painters Who Stole the Show at Independent New York 2020, Where Oil-on-Canvas Is Still the Cutting Edge

5 of the Best Artworks to Be Found at the Armory Show, From a $210,000 Livestream of the Sun to the ‘Amazing Black-Man’

This Artist’s Vivid, Consciousness-Raising Video of a Flooded Louvre Is a Hit at the Armory Show. Here’s How He Did It

Art Basel’s 2020 Market Report Offsets Slumping Sales Figures With a Hopeful Fact: Millennials Are Buying More Art Than Ever

Despite the Threat of Coronavirus, Buyers Turned Out in Force at the Armory Show to Make Seven-Figure Deals—Just Without the Handshakes

Sotheby’s Handled $1 Billion in Private Sales Last Year—and Half of That Was in Just 30 Works of Art

Here Are 9 of the Most Wildly Creative Ways That Artists Transformed an Office Building Into an Art Wonderland for SPRING/BREAK 2020

How New York’s Downs & Ross Gallery Weathers Difficult Times by Staying Nimble—and Keeping Its Eyes on the Vanguard

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