Partner Content How Farhad Moshiri Transformed a Wintry Patch of Cherry Trees Into a Moving Meditation on Life in Tehran The artist jokingly calls his mesmerizing new series a "Jackson Pollock/Santa Claus collaboration.” By artnet Gallery Network, Nov 22, 2017
Partner Content 5 Tips for Bidding on Art at Auction Like a Professional—and Winning Joseph Kraeutler, a veteran paddler at artnet Auctions, walks through a number of pieces of well-worn advice for novice auction buyers. By Joseph Kraeutler, Nov 21, 2017
Partner Content The 85-Year-Old Artist Marc Vaux Has a System for Making Decisions in the Studio—and It Might Help You, Too A selection of the 85-year-old artist's sculptures and wall constructions are on view now at Bernard Jacobson Gallery in London. By artnet Gallery Network, Nov 17, 2017
Partner Content Meet Hiroshi Senju, the Only Artist in Chelsea Right Now Who Uses a 1,000-Year-Old Japanese Technique (and Weasel-Hair Brushes) Senju is one of the only artists in the world today who works in the thousand-year-old Japanese style of painting By artnet Gallery Network, Nov 16, 2017
Partner Content Dealer Spotlight: How Two French Siblings Have Redefined the Family Business to Make It Their Own After growing up in a family of dealers, Hélène Bailly Marcilhac and Charly Bailly went to law school—but decided they just couldn't quit the art world. By artnet Gallery Network, Nov 10, 2017
Partner Content Heading to This Year’s Paris Photo? Here’s a Guide to What’s New—and What Not to Miss Here are five galleries not to miss at the Grand Palais. By artnet Gallery Network, Nov 9, 2017
Partner Content Merlin Carpenter Can’t Let You See His New Paintings (They Might Be Against the Law) They're on display at Simon Lee Gallery in London—but they can't actually be seen until 2081. By artnet Gallery Network, Nov 2, 2017
Partner Content artnet Asks: EMMATHOMAS Gallery Owner and Artist Marcos Amaro is Dedicated to the Democratization of Art Amaro’s recent “takeover” of a gallery, his Foundation’s latest project, and what you need to know about running a gallery. By artnet Galleries Team, Nov 1, 2017
Partner Content What Was Tachisme? A New Show Explores the Lyrical, Lesser-Known Art Movement That Enchanted Paris Hollis Taggart Gallery's new show traces a group of American expats who dominated the art scene in 1950s Paris. By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 31, 2017
Partner Content How Do Artworks Get Onto Movie Sets? We Asked the CEO of Newel, the Decorative-Arts Retailer to the Stars Newel splits its business between a decorative arts gallery and a prop-rental company for movies and TV shows. By artnet Galleries Team, Oct 26, 2017
