Galleries Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at the Online Editions of the Dallas Art Fair, Art Basel Hong Kong, and David Zwirner’s ‘Platform’ We've adapted our art-fair sales column for our new virtual world. By Eileen Kinsella & Tim Schneider, Apr 23, 2020
Auctions The Good News? Global Online Auctions Grew 63 Percent Last Month. The Bad News? That May Not Be Nearly Enough The next two months will be a test of whether auction houses can build on their recent momentum. By Julia Halperin, Apr 22, 2020
Galleries Mega-Galleries Aren’t the Only Ones Supporting Pandemic Relief Efforts. Here’s How Dealers With a Lot More to Lose Are Giving Back Galleries are getting creative about ways to give back. By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 21, 2020
Opinion What to Do When the Art World’s on Lockdown? Kenny Schachter Goes Searching for Cut-Price Deals From Quarantine Our columnist ventures into the lockdown-era art market and finds that it's not quite the ghost town some might expect. By Kenny Schachter, Apr 6, 2020
Auctions The Hotly Anticipated Auction of the Macklowe Collection, Predicted to Raise the Art Market to New Heights, Has Been Postponed The sale could rake in upwards of $700 million. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 18, 2020
Opinion As Coronavirus Upends the Art World, Kenny Schachter Hits the Fairs (and Shares a Convo With His Frenemy Inigo Philbrick) Our columnist suits up to prepare for what is likely to be a bumpy ride. By Kenny Schachter, Mar 12, 2020
Art Fairs TEFAF, One of Europe’s Premier Art Fairs, Closes Four Days Early After a Dealer Tests Positive for Coronavirus The fair is a major force for the local economy and the international Old Master market. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 11, 2020
Art World A New Thriller Starring Mick Jagger Paints a Dark and Dramatic Picture of Art Dealing, But Its Director Says It’s ‘Not a Satire About the Art World’ Director Giuseppe Capotondi says his film 'The Burnt Orange Heresy' shouldn't be taken too seriously. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 6, 2020
Art Fairs 5 of the Best Artworks to Be Found at the Armory Show, From a $210,000 Livestream of the Sun to the ‘Amazing Black-Man’ It's well worth sticking your hands in your pockets and heading out to the fair this year. By Andrew Goldstein, Mar 5, 2020
The Intelligence Report Introducing: The Artnet Intelligence Report, Spring 2020 Edition From a breakdown of the market’s performance in 2019 to a gripping account of how A.I. could transform the art business, here are the highlights. By Artnet News, Mar 4, 2020
Art Fairs ‘It’s Obviously a Really Exciting Thing’: How Native American Art Has Become a Sleeper Sensation in Museums and the Art Market Alike The Independent art fair is taking its cue this year from "maverick" dealers who spotlight marginalized communities. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 3, 2020
Art Fairs 8 of the Best Artworks to See at the ADAA Art Fair, From a Supernatural Alice Neel Painting to Zanele Muholi’s Latest Portrait Series We perused the booths to highlight the most impressive stands in the fair. By Sarah Cascone & Eileen Kinsella & Tim Schneider, Feb 27, 2020
Law & Politics Art Investors Go to War Over Disgraced Dealer Inigo Philbrick’s Scheme to Sell Stakes in a $1 Million Wade Guyton Painting Investor Andre Sakhai paid $350,000 for a half share of a Wade Guyton painting. By Eileen Kinsella, Feb 4, 2020
Auctions Picasso’s Granddaughter Is Selling a Trove of His Unique—and Highly Coveted—Ceramic Works at Sotheby’s London Next Month The eclectic collection of ceramics and drawings has relatively approachable prices for Picasso. By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 29, 2020
Auctions In a Frenzy for Floral Furniture and Dog Art, Buyers Smash Expectations at Sotheby’s $7.6 Million ‘Prince of Chintz’ Sale The late designer Mario Buatta's estate raked in $7.6 million. By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 28, 2020
