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London Gallery Weekend Infused Life Into the Sleepy Summer Season, But One Thing Is Clear: Nothing Will Replace Art Fairs

Despite increased international attendance, when it comes to commerce, nothing can beat the condensed urgency of the hyped-up art fair.

By Naomi Rea, 3 days ago

Art Fairs

Frieze Is the Most Expensive Art Fair to Visit in the World—and by a Long Shot, According to Our Ranking of 29 Events

Tickets to the first public day at Frieze New York costs a cool $200.

By Sarah Cascone, 3 days ago

Art World

Want to See an Art Fair in One Hour or Less? Here Are 5 Ruthlessly Tactical Tips From Veteran Viewers

Prepare to be ruthless.

By Janelle Zara, 3 days ago

NFTs

The Artist Behind ‘Fearless Girl’ Is Selling NFTs to Fund Her Legal Case Against the Company That Put the Statue on Wall Street

Artist Kristen Visbal has been locked in a legal battle over the rights to the work.

By Sarah Cascone, 3 days ago

Studio Visit

Step Inside Raqib Shaw’s Secret Garden Studio, Where He Tends Bonsai and Channels His Grief Into Healing New Paintings

The work is on view the the Ca’Pesaro through September 25.

By Naomi Rea, 3 days ago

The Appraisal

Why Are Collectors Frothing at the Mouth for Adrian Ghenie? We Analyzed the Auction Data to Find Out

We look into what's driving the meteoric rise of the Romanian painter.

By Naomi Rea, 3 days ago

Crime

An Artist Who Attacked an Asger Jorn Painting in a Denmark Museum Apologizes for Accidentally Using Such a Strong Glue

The perpetrator has claimed the act raises questions about artistic ownership, but many believe it was a right-wing stunt.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, 3 days ago

Art World

Art Industry News: MOCA L.A. Workers Score Their First Collective Bargaining Agreement With the Museum + Other Stories

Plus, someone almost punched David Cameron at London Gallery Weekend, and see Nick Cave's newest mosaics for the New York subway system.

By Artnet News, 3 days ago

Art Fairs

Independent Is Launching a New Art Fair This Fall Dedicated to Under-Appreciated Artists of the 20th Century

The fair will coincide with Armory Week.

By Eileen Kinsella, 3 days ago

Auctions

The $922 Million Macklowe Sale at Sotheby’s Displaces the Rockefeller Estate as the Priciest Private Art Trove in Auction History

The second chapter of the divorced couple's collection made $246.1 million, exceeding pre-sale expectations.

By Katya Kazakina, May 16, 2022

Law

Who Gets Credit for Conceptual Art? Inside the Paris Courtroom Where a Sculptor Is Fighting Maurizio Cattelan’s Gallery for Recognition

Daniel Druet is suing Cattelan's gallery to claim authorship of nine of the artist's works.

By Devorah Lauter, May 16, 2022

The Art Detective

Art Dealers Lie. A Lot. It’s Part of the Business—and the Truth Is Nearly Impossible to Prove. But We Found Some Receipts

Information is the most valuable currency in the art world—and dealers know it.

By Katya Kazakina, May 16, 2022

Artnet News Pro

London Gallery Weekend Infused Life Into the Sleepy Summer Season, But One Thing Is Clear: Nothing Will Replace Art Fairs

Art Fairs

Frieze Is the Most Expensive Art Fair to Visit in the World—and by a Long Shot, According to Our Ranking of 29 Events

Art World

Want to See an Art Fair in One Hour or Less? Here Are 5 Ruthlessly Tactical Tips From Veteran Viewers

NFTs

The Artist Behind ‘Fearless Girl’ Is Selling NFTs to Fund Her Legal Case Against the Company That Put the Statue on Wall Street

Studio Visit

Step Inside Raqib Shaw’s Secret Garden Studio, Where He Tends Bonsai and Channels His Grief Into Healing New Paintings

The Appraisal

Why Are Collectors Frothing at the Mouth for Adrian Ghenie? We Analyzed the Auction Data to Find Out

Crime

An Artist Who Attacked an Asger Jorn Painting in a Denmark Museum Apologizes for Accidentally Using Such a Strong Glue

Art World

Art Industry News: MOCA L.A. Workers Score Their First Collective Bargaining Agreement With the Museum + Other Stories

Art Fairs

Independent Is Launching a New Art Fair This Fall Dedicated to Under-Appreciated Artists of the 20th Century

Auctions

The $922 Million Macklowe Sale at Sotheby’s Displaces the Rockefeller Estate as the Priciest Private Art Trove in Auction History

Law

Who Gets Credit for Conceptual Art? Inside the Paris Courtroom Where a Sculptor Is Fighting Maurizio Cattelan’s Gallery for Recognition

The Art Detective

Art Dealers Lie. A Lot. It’s Part of the Business—and the Truth Is Nearly Impossible to Prove. But We Found Some Receipts

Pop Culture

Frida Kahlo’s Family Promises to Show How the Artist ‘Really Lived Her Life’ in a New Scripted TV Series

Buyer's Guide

6 Booths to Seek Out at AIPAD’s Photography Fair in New York That Will Make You Rethink Portraiture

Art Collectors

Art Collector Benedicta Badia Nordenstahl on the Goya Painting That Got Away and Why an Artwork’s Price Isn’t Everything

London Gallery Weekend Infused Life Into the Sleepy Summer Season, But One Thing Is Clear: Nothing Will Replace Art Fairs

Frieze Is the Most Expensive Art Fair to Visit in the World—and by a Long Shot, According to Our Ranking of 29 Events

Want to See an Art Fair in One Hour or Less? Here Are 5 Ruthlessly Tactical Tips From Veteran Viewers

The Artist Behind ‘Fearless Girl’ Is Selling NFTs to Fund Her Legal Case Against the Company That Put the Statue on Wall Street

Step Inside Raqib Shaw’s Secret Garden Studio, Where He Tends Bonsai and Channels His Grief Into Healing New Paintings

Why Are Collectors Frothing at the Mouth for Adrian Ghenie? We Analyzed the Auction Data to Find Out

An Artist Who Attacked an Asger Jorn Painting in a Denmark Museum Apologizes for Accidentally Using Such a Strong Glue

Art Industry News: MOCA L.A. Workers Score Their First Collective Bargaining Agreement With the Museum + Other Stories

Independent Is Launching a New Art Fair This Fall Dedicated to Under-Appreciated Artists of the 20th Century

The $922 Million Macklowe Sale at Sotheby’s Displaces the Rockefeller Estate as the Priciest Private Art Trove in Auction History

Who Gets Credit for Conceptual Art? Inside the Paris Courtroom Where a Sculptor Is Fighting Maurizio Cattelan’s Gallery for Recognition

Art Dealers Lie. A Lot. It’s Part of the Business—and the Truth Is Nearly Impossible to Prove. But We Found Some Receipts

Frida Kahlo’s Family Promises to Show How the Artist ‘Really Lived Her Life’ in a New Scripted TV Series

6 Booths to Seek Out at AIPAD’s Photography Fair in New York That Will Make You Rethink Portraiture

Art Collector Benedicta Badia Nordenstahl on the Goya Painting That Got Away and Why an Artwork’s Price Isn’t Everything

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