Artnet News Pro A Buyer’s Guide to the 2022 Whitney Biennial, From a Turner Prize Nominee to an Unrepresented Provocateur We reveal their prices and most coveted works. By Artnet News, Apr 13, 2022
The Gray Market How Dozens of Gallery Expansions Hide the Brutal Reality of Real Estate Today—and How a Proposed Law Could Help (and Other Insights) Pandemic-era deals may be long gone, but one commonsense reform offers hope. By Tim Schneider, Apr 12, 2022
The Intelligence Report Download the Spring 2022 Artnet Intelligence Report Here The latest insight-packed issue of the Artnet Intelligence Report is here—exclusively for Arnet News Pro members. By Artnet News, Apr 12, 2022
The Appraisal Will the Contentious Opening of a Philip Guston Show Hurt or Help the Artist’s Market? We Parsed the Auction Data to Find Out Is it high time the artist's market catches up to his Ab-Ex contemporaries? By Naomi Rea, Apr 12, 2022
Artnet News Pro 1-54 Is Known As a Platform for Discovery. Here Are 6 Standout Artists at the Fair Whose Work Can Be Bought for Less Than $10,000 The contemporary African art fair just wrapped its second edition in Paris. By Anna Sansom, Apr 12, 2022
Artnet News Pro As FIAC Exits Stage Left, the Underdog Fair Art Paris Is Finally Getting Its Big Break Art Basel’s ouster of the regional art fair’s rival has strengthened its position in the market. By Devorah Lauter, Apr 11, 2022
The Hammer After Being Snubbed by Front Desk Associates at Palm Beach Galleries, Simon de Pury Reflects on the Psychology of Dealing The auctioneer wonders why some commercial galleries appear loathe to sell their art. By Simon de Pury, Apr 10, 2022
Artnet News Pro Artnet News Has Identified the Seller of the Prime-Period Picasso That May Fetch $60 Million at Sotheby’s We've identified the mega-collector behind Picasso's Femme nue couchée, a pivotal 1932 portrait of his young muse. By Katya Kazakina, Apr 8, 2022
The Art Detective The Curse of BOGO? Why Forcing Collectors Hungry for Hot New Art to Buy One and Give One (to a Museum) May Be a Very Bad Idea While "buy one, give one" has its advocates, it can create certain problems. By Katya Kazakina, Apr 8, 2022
The Back Room The Back Room: Social Media Mayhem This week: Instagram infuriates art marketers, a second Koons family NFT launch, Michelangelo’s auction miracle, and much more. By Tim Schneider, Apr 8, 2022
Wet Paint Jeff Koons’s NFT Artist Son Speaks Out on Dad’s Divorce, New York Gets Hip New Gallery Hood, and More Art-World Gossip Plus, what "Game of Thrones" co-stars were out in Ridgewood, Queens? And scenester-curator Brooke Wise gives us a look into her life. By Annie Armstrong, Apr 7, 2022
The Gray Market How Instagram’s Pivot to Video Threatens to Collapse a Major Pillar of the Art-World Economy (and Other Insights) Our columnist dissects what changes to Instagram’s algorithm mean for artists and art businesses reliant on the platform’s marketing muscle. By Tim Schneider, Apr 5, 2022
Artnet News Pro WATCH NOW: Day Two of the Talking Galleries New York Art-Business Symposium, Live Streaming live exclusively for Artnet News Pro members. By Artnet News, Apr 5, 2022
Artnet News Pro Miart Makes a Big Return as Lockdown Lifts in Italy. Insiders Say It Now Needs Young Collectors There's a lot at stake for Milan as its flagship fair charts a course. By Vivienne Chow, Apr 5, 2022
The Appraisal The 87-Year-Old Artist Paula Rego Is Set to Emerge as a Breakout Star of the Venice Biennale. Will Her Auction Market Follow? We analyzed Rego's market performance using Artnet's Price Database. By Naomi Rea, Apr 4, 2022
