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Media Scion James Murdoch’s 49 Percent Investment in MCH Group, the Parent Company of Art Basel, Has Been Officially Approved

Murdoch will invest up to $80 million and his company will gain three seats on the board.

By Taylor Dafoe, Dec 3, 2020

Art Fairs

Latin American Galleries Missing Out on Miami Beach Have Banded Together to Form Their Own Version of Art Basel in Mexico City

The event was spearheaded by the gallery kurimanzutto.

By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 23, 2020

Partner Content

Photographer David Yarrow on the Inspiration Behind His New ‘Wild West’ Series Starring Cindy Crawford and Cara Delevingne

Yarrow traveled to Montana and Wyoming to create these quintessentially American images.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Nov 19, 2020

Analysis

7 Myths About New York Art Collectors That Get Thoroughly Busted by a New Survey of the City’s Art Scene

A new survey argues that New York is extremely well positioned to bounce back from the shutdown.

By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 18, 2020

Art Fairs

Art Basel Has Postponed Its March Hong Kong Fair to May as Travel Uncertainty Likely Delays the Market Calendar’s Return Until Mid-Year

Meanwhile, online viewing rooms are planned for Art Basel Miami Beach.

By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 17, 2020

Politics

What Does a Biden Presidency Mean for the Arts? Here’s Our Guide to What’s Ahead for Trade, Taxes, Small Business, and More

Here's why many in the art world are pleased about the election outcome.

By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 11, 2020

Art Fairs

Art Basel’s Parent Company Has Cleared a Path for James Murdoch’s Investment After Shareholders Threatened to Kill the Deal

Murdoch will gain three seats on the board, while some Swiss leaders will step down next year.

By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 5, 2020

Art Fairs

Dealers Report Only a Smattering of Sales at Art Basel and TEFAF’s Online Art Fairs, Raising Doubts About the Value of the Virtual Events

But with low or no cost to participate, there's not much risk either.

By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 3, 2020

Art Fairs

Frieze New York Is Moving From Its Palatial Tent on Randall’s Island to the Shed for a Pared-Down Art Fair in 2021

The next edition of Frieze New York will be a significantly smaller affair.

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 28, 2020

Art Fairs

‘We’ve Changed Everything This Year’: Dealers in Paris Get Creative to Present Lively New Art During FIAC Week (Without FIAC)

From a socially distanced Paris Internationale to an impromptu gallery share initiative, these experiments kept Paris's art week lively.

By Devorah Lauter, Oct 26, 2020

Art Fairs

This New Palm Beach Art Fair Aims to Create Some Extra Buzz Around the City’s Burgeoning Art Market

Veteran fair organizers David and Lee Ann Lester unveiled plans for the new event in Palm Beach—and the concept of an "art bubble."

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 20, 2020

Market

Christie’s Experimental Partnership With the Biennale Paris Fair Bombs With Less Than a Quarter of the Works Sold

The new online event reaped just $1.7 million in sales.

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 13, 2020

Reviews

‘How Does Information and the Body Travel Now, When People Cannot?’: Frieze Live’s Experimental New Format Probes New Possibilities for Performance Art

The fair's performance platform boldly experimented with physical performances for digital audiences.

By Kate Brown, Oct 12, 2020

Art Fairs

Two Innovative Brazilian Galleries Have Set Up ‘Surrogate’ Frieze London Booths Back Home in Rio de Janeiro

A Gentil Carioca and Fortes D'Aloia & Gabriel are trying out a clever approach to the online viewing room.

By Kate Brown, Oct 8, 2020

People

How Does a Top Collector Navigate a Very Unusual Frieze Week? We Tagged Along With Muriel Salem Around London to Find Out

Artnet News goes gallery-hopping with a collector on a mission.

By Naomi Rea, Oct 8, 2020

Media Scion James Murdoch’s 49 Percent Investment in MCH Group, the Parent Company of Art Basel, Has Been Officially Approved

Latin American Galleries Missing Out on Miami Beach Have Banded Together to Form Their Own Version of Art Basel in Mexico City

Photographer David Yarrow on the Inspiration Behind His New ‘Wild West’ Series Starring Cindy Crawford and Cara Delevingne

7 Myths About New York Art Collectors That Get Thoroughly Busted by a New Survey of the City’s Art Scene

Art Basel Has Postponed Its March Hong Kong Fair to May as Travel Uncertainty Likely Delays the Market Calendar’s Return Until Mid-Year

What Does a Biden Presidency Mean for the Arts? Here’s Our Guide to What’s Ahead for Trade, Taxes, Small Business, and More

Art Basel’s Parent Company Has Cleared a Path for James Murdoch’s Investment After Shareholders Threatened to Kill the Deal

Dealers Report Only a Smattering of Sales at Art Basel and TEFAF’s Online Art Fairs, Raising Doubts About the Value of the Virtual Events

Frieze New York Is Moving From Its Palatial Tent on Randall’s Island to the Shed for a Pared-Down Art Fair in 2021

‘We’ve Changed Everything This Year’: Dealers in Paris Get Creative to Present Lively New Art During FIAC Week (Without FIAC)

This New Palm Beach Art Fair Aims to Create Some Extra Buzz Around the City’s Burgeoning Art Market

Christie’s Experimental Partnership With the Biennale Paris Fair Bombs With Less Than a Quarter of the Works Sold

‘How Does Information and the Body Travel Now, When People Cannot?’: Frieze Live’s Experimental New Format Probes New Possibilities for Performance Art

Two Innovative Brazilian Galleries Have Set Up ‘Surrogate’ Frieze London Booths Back Home in Rio de Janeiro

How Does a Top Collector Navigate a Very Unusual Frieze Week? We Tagged Along With Muriel Salem Around London to Find Out

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