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  • Art Fairs

    ‘We’ve Seen a Huge Convergence’: NADA New York Dealers Are Catering to Collectors Who Want Both NFTs and Traditional Media

    Gallerists say there's more than enough space for everything.

    By Annie Armstrong, May 6, 2022

  • Art Fairs

    Here’s What Sold on the Opening Day of the Independent Art Fair, From Fantastical Anime Paintings to Figurative Ceramics

    If the show is any indicator, fairs are primed to come roaring back.

    By Eileen Kinsella, May 6, 2022

  • Auctions

    Here’s Your Guide to the Best, Most Desirable Artworks for Sale During New York’s $2.6 Billion Spring Auction Marathon

    Collections from the likes of the Macklowes, the Ammanns, and Anne Bass represent an almost unprecedented caliber of material.

    By Eileen Kinsella, May 6, 2022

  • Art Collectors

    What’s On Your Walls: Hong Kong Entrepreneur and NFT Ambassador Shanyan Koder on Buying What She Loves Without Any Regrets

    The Hong Kong–based collector owns works by Impressionist, Modernist, Surrealist, and contemporary art masters. Now, she's exploring NFTs.

    By Cathy Fan, May 5, 2022

  • Art Fairs

    Oysters, But No Antiquities: How Gagosian Liaison and Mega-Collector Scion Sophia Cohen Plans to Tackle TEFAF New York

    In a new series, “Fair Game,” we ask art experts to lay out their plan of attack for one of the world's top art fairs.

    By Katie White, May 5, 2022

  • Art Fairs

    Surrealist Renate Druks, Visionary Painter of Cats and Muse to Anaïs Nin, Gets a Welcome Spotlight at the Independent Art Fair

    Meet art history's ultimate cat lady.

    By Katie White, May 5, 2022

  • Auctions

    A Painting Some Experts Believe Is by a Little-Known Female Old Master Just Sold for 125 Times Its High Estimate

    The price is fueling speculation that the picture may actually be by Judith Leyster, whose entire body of work was misattributed for decades.

    By Dorian Batycka, May 5, 2022

  • Auctions

    The Estate of Hollywood Royalty Kirk and Anne Douglas Is Selling Off Surprisingly Affordable Art From Their Collection

    Kirk Douglas won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of Van Gogh in Lust for Life.

    By Amah-Rose Abrams, May 5, 2022

  • NFTs

    A Painting by a Teenaged Egon Schiele, Thought Lost for Decades, Has Been Found—and Will Be Turned Into an NFT to Fund Its Restoration

    The work is now on long-term loan to the Leopold Museum in Vienna, which hopes to raise funds to acquire it.

    By Jo Lawson-Tancred, May 5, 2022

  • Market

    Texas’s Kimbell Art Museum Has Been Revealed as the Buyer of Chardin’s $26.8 Million Painting of Strawberries

    But the French government declared the work a national treasure, throwing its fate into question.

    By Amah-Rose Abrams, May 4, 2022

  • NFTs

    U.K.’s High Court Ruling on NFTs as ‘Property’ Has Been Called a Landmark—But It May Not Actually Change Much

    NFTs are generally treated as property already in the U.S.

    By Amy Castor, May 4, 2022

  • Market

    A College Student Bought a $10 Ashtray at a Goodwill. Turns Out It’s a Yoshitomo Nara—and He Flipped It for a 30,000 Percent Profit

    Terrelle Brown, a 22-year-old student at Wheaton College, hit the jackpot.

    By Annie Armstrong, May 4, 2022

  • Auctions

    In a Surprise Move, New York City Has Eliminated Longstanding Regulations Designed to Boost Transparency in the Auction Industry

    Some say the change could backfire on the auction sector.

    By Eileen Kinsella, May 3, 2022

  • Market

    How Septuagenarian Artist Scott Kahn Went From Living in His Cousin’s Attic to Selling Out Solo Shows in Just Three Years

    Kahn credits the late painter Matthew Wong with jumpstarting his career.

    By Katya Kazakina, May 3, 2022

  • Auctions

    Christie’s Will Offer Ann and Gordon Getty’s Sterling Collection of Impressionists and Old Masters, Raising a Potential $180 Million

    Proceeds from the sale will go to the couple's charitable foundation.

    By Eileen Kinsella, May 3, 2022

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