The Back Room Work of the Week: Sarah Ball’s ‘Elliot’ The British artist's secondary market has been on the rise since 2022. By Vivienne Chow, Feb 28, 2024
The Hammer We’re (Nearly) Ready to Automate the Art Industry Plus, why we should expect more consolidation among art advisors. By Simon de Pury, Feb 27, 2024
The Back Room Paint Drippings: Everything You Missed in the Art Industry Last Week Get caught up on the latest market moves, fast. By Annie Armstrong, Feb 26, 2024
The Art Detective Jeff Koons’s Art Is on the Moon, but His Prices Have Cratered. Can Power Players Reignite His Market? Major shows will soon hit Hong Kong, New York, and London. Will a collector pay more than $50 million for his sculpture of Michael Jackson and Bubbles? By Katya Kazakina, Feb 23, 2024
Wet Paint Jeffrey Epstein-Commissioned Painting Heads to Auction, Clearing Directors Squabble Over Brussels Branch, and More Juicy Art World Gossip Plus, who showed up at the Met's opening for their Harlem Renaissance show? What notorious "good guy" of the art world threw the party of the week? By Annie Armstrong, Feb 22, 2024
Artnet News Pro The View From: Soo Choi Alternative business models and a collaborative spirit are key for next-generation galleries, the Seoul dealer says. By Soo Choi, Feb 21, 2024
The Back Room Work of the Week: Joan Semmel’s ‘Hold Tight’ Lust was in the air during this Valentine's Day sale, which more than doubled the nonagenarian feminist painter's auction record. By Margaret Carrigan, Feb 20, 2024
The Back Room Paint Drippings: Everything You Missed in the Art Industry Last Week Get caught up on the latest market moves, fast. By Annie Armstrong, Feb 19, 2024
The Art Detective Should Museums Show Art Owned by Patrons? It’s Tempting. It Can Also Blow Up As the Brooklyn Museum prepared to present the collection of a trustee, Swizz Beatz, it aimed to avoid controversy. By Katya Kazakina, Feb 16, 2024
Wet Paint New York’s Favorite Non-Gallery, Valentine’s Day With the Power Lesbians Playing Backgammon, and More Juicy Art World Gossip Plus, which artist got kicked out of a party at Casino? And who threw the best party of the week? By Annie Armstrong, Feb 15, 2024
Artnet News Pro The View From: Gladys Lin The disappointments of the art market in 2023 are, in fact, a healthy turn of events, the art advisor says. By Gladys Lin, Feb 14, 2024
The Back Room Work of the Week: A Chinese Jiaqing Mark Moon Flask Despite damage to its base, the vase sold for 75 times its presale estimate. By Eileen Kinsella, Feb 13, 2024
The Back Room Paint Drippings: Everything You Missed in the Art Industry Last Week Get caught up on the latest market moves, fast. By Annie Armstrong, Feb 12, 2024
The Art Detective Amid Rash of Vandalism, New York Art World Grapples with Divide on Israel-Hamas War Galleries and museums have been tagged all over town. Everyone is wondering: Who is responsible, and what comes next? By Katya Kazakina, Feb 12, 2024
Art Fairs Mexico City’s Zona Maco Fair Is ‘Back in Full Force,’ as Collectors Snap Up Venice Biennale Artists Exhibitors have brought works at a variety of price points, and there are discoveries to be made. By Shanti Escalante-De Mattei, Feb 9, 2024