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Auctions

An Elderly Woman Discovered She Had Been Storing a Rare Renaissance Painting in Her Kitchen—and It Could Fetch $6 Million at Auction Next Month

The 13th-century painting hung over a hot plate in the home of a 90-year-old woman.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 24, 2019

Analysis

At Home and Abroad, the Market for Chinese Art and Antiquities Sharply Declined in 2018, Our Exclusive Auction Report Reveals

Sales of Fine Chinese paintings and calligraphy—the largest collecting category in mainland China—experienced a major decline.

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 24, 2019

Art Fairs

Curator and Editor Robin Peckham Has Been Named Co-Director of the Upstart Taipei Dangdai Art Fair

Peckham will work alongside fair co-founder Magnus Renfrew to oversee the second edition.

By Artnet News, Sep 24, 2019

Auctions

KAWS for Concern? 25 Works by the White-Hot Street Artist Are About to Flood the Market in Sotheby’s Sale of Ryan Brant’s Estate

Could the late video-game entrepreneur's KAWS collection be too much of a good thing for the market?

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 23, 2019

Market

Who’s the Next Market Superstar? Here Are 5 Artists to Watch at This Week’s Contemporary Art Auctions in New York

Our market experts select five artists positioned to become the talk of this month's contemporary-focused auctions in New York.

By Nate Freeman & Tim Schneider, Sep 23, 2019

Art Fairs

What Can Contemporary Photography Tell Us About China Today? Here Are 7 of the Most Arresting Images at Photofairs Shanghai 2019

From Wang Ling's images documenting the plight of the Uyghurs to a sweeping portrait of a changing China, here are the works we are still thinking about.

By Andrew Goldstein, Sep 23, 2019

Art Fairs

At the Inaugural NADA Chicago Fair, Low Price Points and a Quirky Old Hotel Attracted a Curious and Unfamiliar Crowd

NADA's director, Heather Hubbs, says she plans to make the fair an annual event.

By Nate Freeman, Sep 21, 2019

Art Fairs

Bogotá Fair ArtBo Is Staying Strong in Its 15th Year, Despite Simmering Tensions in the Region

The fair drew collectors from around the world, but surprisingly few Americans.

By Brian Boucher, Sep 20, 2019

Art Fairs

Big Galleries in the Windy City: Expo Chicago Welcomes a Slew of Power Dealers to the Midwest’s Biggest Fair

The event, now in its eight edition, offers a calmer alternative to elbow-thrashing fairs in New York or Miami.

By Nate Freeman, Sep 20, 2019

Auctions

Has Banksy Altered His Famed Painting of British Parliamentarians as Chimps? Either Way, It Could Fetch $2.5 Million at Auction Next Month

It's tempting to believe the artist may be planning another auction stunt.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 19, 2019

Auctions

An Elderly Woman Discovered She Had Been Storing a Rare Renaissance Painting in Her Kitchen—and It Could Fetch $6 Million at Auction Next Month

Analysis

At Home and Abroad, the Market for Chinese Art and Antiquities Sharply Declined in 2018, Our Exclusive Auction Report Reveals

Art Fairs

Curator and Editor Robin Peckham Has Been Named Co-Director of the Upstart Taipei Dangdai Art Fair

Auctions

KAWS for Concern? 25 Works by the White-Hot Street Artist Are About to Flood the Market in Sotheby’s Sale of Ryan Brant’s Estate

Market

Who’s the Next Market Superstar? Here Are 5 Artists to Watch at This Week’s Contemporary Art Auctions in New York

Art Fairs

What Can Contemporary Photography Tell Us About China Today? Here Are 7 of the Most Arresting Images at Photofairs Shanghai 2019

Art Fairs

At the Inaugural NADA Chicago Fair, Low Price Points and a Quirky Old Hotel Attracted a Curious and Unfamiliar Crowd

Art Fairs

Bogotá Fair ArtBo Is Staying Strong in Its 15th Year, Despite Simmering Tensions in the Region

Art Fairs

Big Galleries in the Windy City: Expo Chicago Welcomes a Slew of Power Dealers to the Midwest’s Biggest Fair

Auctions

Has Banksy Altered His Famed Painting of British Parliamentarians as Chimps? Either Way, It Could Fetch $2.5 Million at Auction Next Month

Market

5 Artists to Watch During Warsaw Gallery Weekend, Which Unfolds Against the Backdrop of a General Election

Auctions

A Photo of the Back of Banksy’s Head Sold for Nearly Ten Times Its Estimate at Sotheby’s London

Market

Contemporary Art Stars Have Ruled the Photography Market at Auction—But Now Their Works Are Available at Steep Discounts

Galleries

Luhring Augustine Joins the Influx of Galleries Opening in Tribeca With a New Space Launching Next Year

Auctions

TV Chef Anthony Bourdain’s Art Collection (and Other Prized Possessions) Are Heading to Auction

An Elderly Woman Discovered She Had Been Storing a Rare Renaissance Painting in Her Kitchen—and It Could Fetch $6 Million at Auction Next Month

At Home and Abroad, the Market for Chinese Art and Antiquities Sharply Declined in 2018, Our Exclusive Auction Report Reveals

Curator and Editor Robin Peckham Has Been Named Co-Director of the Upstart Taipei Dangdai Art Fair

KAWS for Concern? 25 Works by the White-Hot Street Artist Are About to Flood the Market in Sotheby’s Sale of Ryan Brant’s Estate

Who’s the Next Market Superstar? Here Are 5 Artists to Watch at This Week’s Contemporary Art Auctions in New York

What Can Contemporary Photography Tell Us About China Today? Here Are 7 of the Most Arresting Images at Photofairs Shanghai 2019

At the Inaugural NADA Chicago Fair, Low Price Points and a Quirky Old Hotel Attracted a Curious and Unfamiliar Crowd

Bogotá Fair ArtBo Is Staying Strong in Its 15th Year, Despite Simmering Tensions in the Region

Big Galleries in the Windy City: Expo Chicago Welcomes a Slew of Power Dealers to the Midwest’s Biggest Fair

Has Banksy Altered His Famed Painting of British Parliamentarians as Chimps? Either Way, It Could Fetch $2.5 Million at Auction Next Month

5 Artists to Watch During Warsaw Gallery Weekend, Which Unfolds Against the Backdrop of a General Election

A Photo of the Back of Banksy’s Head Sold for Nearly Ten Times Its Estimate at Sotheby’s London

Contemporary Art Stars Have Ruled the Photography Market at Auction—But Now Their Works Are Available at Steep Discounts

Luhring Augustine Joins the Influx of Galleries Opening in Tribeca With a New Space Launching Next Year

TV Chef Anthony Bourdain’s Art Collection (and Other Prized Possessions) Are Heading to Auction

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