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Auctions

Christie’s Will Sell a Major Diebenkorn ‘Ocean Park’ Painting Owned by the Late Mary Tyler Moore

Will a Diebenkorn masterpiece formerly owned by the iconic actress make for a historic price?

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 24, 2018

Analysis

How Do You Build a Sustainable Art Career? We Examine Case Studies of Two Star Artists

Here's how artists of two generations—Njideka Akunyili Crosby and Cecily Brown—have developed sustainable careers amid intense pressure.

By Charlotte Burns, Oct 24, 2018

Art Fairs

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

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

By artnet News, Oct 22, 2018

Analysis

At Hong Kong’s Latest Round of Auctions, Work by Western Artists Reached a New High

Sales topped $260 million during the October auction week, with western artists tripling their previous total.

By Tim Schneider, Oct 18, 2018

Galleries

Bringing a New Model to an Ancient City, Condo’s Compact Gallery-Share Initiative ‘Condo Unit’ Is Headed to Athens

After a successful venture in São Paolo, the single-venue collaborative exhibition has chosen the Greek capital for its second edition.

By Kate Brown, Oct 18, 2018

Auctions

‘In Rehearsals It Worked Every Time’: New Banksy Video Shows How His Sensational Sotheby’s Stunt Was SUPPOSED to Work

The frame was actually supposed to shred the whole thing.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 17, 2018

Art Fairs

From Katharina Grosse’s Trippy Timber to Matta’s Surreal Smokers, a Look Around Paris’s FIAC

The prestigious fair kicked off in style at the Grand Palais.

By Naomi Rea & Kate Brown, Oct 17, 2018

Art Fairs

Giving a Platform to ‘Maverick Dealers,’ the Independent Art Fair Will Celebrate Its 10th Anniversary With 21 New Exhibitors Next Year

A decade after bursting onto the scene, Independent New York will fill its 2019 edition with a total of 50 exhibitors.

By Henri Neuendorf, Oct 17, 2018

Auctions

Christie’s Will Offer 5 Works From the de Menil Family, Including a Masterpiece Rothko Held Onto Until His Death

The 1962 painting has a $35 million to $45 million estimate.

By Kate Brown, Oct 16, 2018

Market

The 5 Biggest Myths About the Chinese Art Market—and the Inconvenient Realities That May Give Investors Pause

The market for Chinese art is full of eye-popping figures, but the outlook is not as rosy as it seems.

By Melanie Gerlis, Oct 16, 2018

Market

Charles White Inspired Some of Today’s Most Famous Artists. Now, Museums and the Market Are Finally Giving Him His Due

Charles White is the reason why Kerry James Marshall and David Hammons became artists. Why did it take so many so long to learn about him?

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 15, 2018

Analysis

Here Are 8 Major Questions Still Unanswered About Banksy’s Sotheby’s Prank

What really happened, and who knew ahead of time?

By Ben Davis & Eileen Kinsella, Oct 12, 2018

Auctions

Christie’s Will Become the First Major Auction House to Use Blockchain in a Sale

The sale of Barney A. Ebsworth's collection of American modernism will be backed by the technology.

By Henri Neuendorf, Oct 12, 2018

Market

3 Trends Art Dealers and Collectors Need to Understand to Break Into the Asian Art Market

At the Talking Galleries conference in Seoul, experts identified a number of changes in the Asian market.

By Henri Neuendorf, Oct 12, 2018

Analysis

Is This the Victory Lap We Were Hoping For? Why We Must Keep Women and Artists of Color From Becoming the Next Victims of Market Speculation

Artists like Avery Singer and Njideka Akunyili Crosby are deserving of rising prices, but should they be at auction?

By Lisa Schiff, Oct 12, 2018

Christie’s Will Sell a Major Diebenkorn ‘Ocean Park’ Painting Owned by the Late Mary Tyler Moore

How Do You Build a Sustainable Art Career? We Examine Case Studies of Two Star Artists

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

At Hong Kong’s Latest Round of Auctions, Work by Western Artists Reached a New High

Bringing a New Model to an Ancient City, Condo’s Compact Gallery-Share Initiative ‘Condo Unit’ Is Headed to Athens

‘In Rehearsals It Worked Every Time’: New Banksy Video Shows How His Sensational Sotheby’s Stunt Was SUPPOSED to Work

From Katharina Grosse’s Trippy Timber to Matta’s Surreal Smokers, a Look Around Paris’s FIAC

Giving a Platform to ‘Maverick Dealers,’ the Independent Art Fair Will Celebrate Its 10th Anniversary With 21 New Exhibitors Next Year

Christie’s Will Offer 5 Works From the de Menil Family, Including a Masterpiece Rothko Held Onto Until His Death

The 5 Biggest Myths About the Chinese Art Market—and the Inconvenient Realities That May Give Investors Pause

Charles White Inspired Some of Today’s Most Famous Artists. Now, Museums and the Market Are Finally Giving Him His Due

Here Are 8 Major Questions Still Unanswered About Banksy’s Sotheby’s Prank

Christie’s Will Become the First Major Auction House to Use Blockchain in a Sale

3 Trends Art Dealers and Collectors Need to Understand to Break Into the Asian Art Market

Is This the Victory Lap We Were Hoping For? Why We Must Keep Women and Artists of Color From Becoming the Next Victims of Market Speculation

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