Art14, London’s Latest Fair, Sheds Light on Another Art Market

With its global outlook, Art14 has no doubt managed to create a buzz. But is anyone really buying?

Music Producer Tim Renner to Head Berlin’s Cultural Policy

For Collectors, To Go to Berlin Is To Go to “The Source”

The Berlin gallery scene may be growing up, but its gallerists are sticking to and improving the basic elements of what made the city interesting to them in the first place

TEFAF Maastricht Chairman Resigns

Venetian Canal Scene by Francesco Guardi Hits Auction Block

Oh Yes, Brooklyn Gallerists You Need to Know, Part 1

Here are the dealers shaping the Brooklyn art scene.

At It Again? Dan Loeb Demands Shakeup of Sotheby’s

We Love Collecting…Neon

Former Time Inc. Executive Ann S. Moore to Open Chelsea Gallery

Art World Report Card: the Whitney Museum, the Brucennial and Cats on Film

Our Editor-at-Large offers a weekly take on art world issues, people, pursuits

Large-Scale Koons Sculptures Produced in a Small German Town

Art Industry Representatives Sign European Commission’s New Recommendations on the Controversial Artist Resale Right

As American legislators filed an Artist Royalty bill in Congress, the EU is trying hard to smooth over the procedures around their own Artist Resale Right

Eleven Rivington to Represent Meyer Vaisman

The artist hasn't had a solo show in New York since 2000.

An Artful Lunch Honoring Larry Gagosian

In Conversation with Jeff Koons and John Waters at the Orpheum Theatre