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Auctions

Auction Powerhouse Christie’s Shrinks Down in London for Two Modest Summer Sales Fetching $17.5 Million

Works by Elizabeth Neel, Dana Schutz, and Marc Camille Chaimowicz all exceeded expectations.

By Colin Gleadell, Jun 28, 2018

Galleries

Cheim and Read, Storied New York Gallery, Will Close Its Chelsea Space After 21 Years and Transition to ‘Private Practice’

The gallery is one of the largest and most established to close or transition into private dealing in recent years.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jun 28, 2018

Art Fairs

From Matisse Etchings to Surreal Bear Chairs, Masterpiece London Offers a Master Class in Eclectic Collecting

The stars of this year's edition include Marina Abramović in alabaster, Matisse's etchings, and bears from deep in the heart of the Black Forest.

By Javier Pes, Jun 28, 2018

Galleries

And Now, a Message From Jeff Koons: David Zwirner Launches a Podcast Focused on the Gallery’s Superstar Artists

'Dialogues' is a co-production with Slate Studios.

By Tim Schneider, Jun 28, 2018

Auctions

Led by Kippenberger, Phillips’s London Auction Fetches $45.2 Million—A White-Glove Sale Leaving Last Year’s in the Dust

The auctioneer's evening sale was up 41 percent from the year before and found a buyer for every lot.

By Colin Gleadell, Jun 27, 2018

Auctions

Ringing in Major Sales, Sotheby’s $146 Million Contemporary Art Auction Reaffirmed the Deep Pockets of London’s Summer Season

Work by Peter Doig, Henry Taylor, and Cecily Brown proved there is an abundant appetite for coveted art in London, even during vacation season.

By Colin Gleadell, Jun 26, 2018

Analysis

Women and Millennials Are the Fastest-Growing Forces in Art Collecting, a New Study Finds

Nearly one third of wealthy women own art or are interested in buying it.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jun 26, 2018

Art Fairs

From a Speed Boat to Alabaster Marina Abramović Avatars, There’s Something for Everyone at This Year’s Masterpiece Fair

Abramović herself is expected to make an appearance at the London fair.

By Javier Pes, Jun 22, 2018

Market

Guy Laliberte Is Hosting a Charity Auction at Phillips to Help Make Clean Drinking Water Available Worldwide

Christopher Wool, David Hammons, Sterling Ruby, and Kara Walker are among the artists donating works to benefit the One Drop organization.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jun 21, 2018

Auctions

Christie’s Revives the Market’s Mood With a Strong $168 Million Impressionist and Modern Sale in London

The auction was led by a rare Monet that sold for $32.8 million.

By Colin Gleadell, Jun 20, 2018

Auctions

Sotheby’s Begins the Summer Season With a Limp $116 Million Impressionist and Modern Sale, Its Lowest Total Since 2012

Much of the tally was secured in advance by a hefty slate of guarantees.

By Colin Gleadell, Jun 19, 2018

Auctions

The Financial Wizard Who Made Damien Hirst a Star Is Now Cashing In With a Sotheby’s Sale of His Art Collection

Frank Dunphy was Hirst's business manager for more than 15 years.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jun 18, 2018

Art Fairs

Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at Art Basel 2018

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

By Caroline Goldstein, Jun 18, 2018

Analysis

The Gray Market: Why Art Basel Is Both a Gift and a Curse (and Other Insights)

Our columnist returns from Art Basel with thoughts on the fair's Swiss exceptionalism and its meaning in the art world of 2018.

By Tim Schneider, Jun 18, 2018

Art Fairs

A Punning Artist Turned Art Fair Prankster Plants a Pot of ‘Art Basil’ at Gagosian’s Booth

You say Basel, I say basil.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jun 15, 2018

Auction Powerhouse Christie’s Shrinks Down in London for Two Modest Summer Sales Fetching $17.5 Million

Cheim and Read, Storied New York Gallery, Will Close Its Chelsea Space After 21 Years and Transition to ‘Private Practice’

From Matisse Etchings to Surreal Bear Chairs, Masterpiece London Offers a Master Class in Eclectic Collecting

And Now, a Message From Jeff Koons: David Zwirner Launches a Podcast Focused on the Gallery’s Superstar Artists

Led by Kippenberger, Phillips’s London Auction Fetches $45.2 Million—A White-Glove Sale Leaving Last Year’s in the Dust

Ringing in Major Sales, Sotheby’s $146 Million Contemporary Art Auction Reaffirmed the Deep Pockets of London’s Summer Season

Women and Millennials Are the Fastest-Growing Forces in Art Collecting, a New Study Finds

From a Speed Boat to Alabaster Marina Abramović Avatars, There’s Something for Everyone at This Year’s Masterpiece Fair

Guy Laliberte Is Hosting a Charity Auction at Phillips to Help Make Clean Drinking Water Available Worldwide

Christie’s Revives the Market’s Mood With a Strong $168 Million Impressionist and Modern Sale in London

Sotheby’s Begins the Summer Season With a Limp $116 Million Impressionist and Modern Sale, Its Lowest Total Since 2012

The Financial Wizard Who Made Damien Hirst a Star Is Now Cashing In With a Sotheby’s Sale of His Art Collection

Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at Art Basel 2018

The Gray Market: Why Art Basel Is Both a Gift and a Curse (and Other Insights)

A Punning Artist Turned Art Fair Prankster Plants a Pot of ‘Art Basil’ at Gagosian’s Booth

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