Analysis The Gray Market: Why You Can’t Trade Art Like Stocks (and Other Insights) This week, our columnist examines three stories that raise hard questions about what the art market is—and what it isn't. By Tim Schneider, May 15, 2017
Analysis The Gray Market: Why Online Art Market Surveys Are Doing It Wrong (and Other Insights) This week, our new columnist examines three cases of the industry treating an extreme as the new normal. By Tim Schneider, May 1, 2017
Analysis Here’s Why Damien Hirst’s Art Market Is Not as Terrible as It Looks A deep dive into the British artist's prices as he attempts a comeback. By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 19, 2017
Analysis Artists React to Poland’s Revisionist Cultural Policies The government's dismissal of the director of Gdansk's newly opened World War II Museum is the latest development in a controversial approach. By Hili Perlson, Apr 12, 2017
Analysis Brazil’s Art Market Isn’t Even Close to Its World-Class Potential. Here’s Why. It's probably not what you think. By Henri Neuendorf, Apr 5, 2017
Analysis The Key Findings of Art Basel’s 2017 Global Art Market Report Auction sales fell, dealers saw an uptick, and art fairs are more important than ever. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 22, 2017
Analysis Whoops! See the Reattributed George Stubbs Painting Called ‘One of the Biggest Deaccessioning Blunders of All Time’ The buyer bet big on a hunch that the work was the real deal. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 14, 2017
Analysis Welcome to the $45 Billion Art Market: 5 Things to Know From the TEFAF 2017 Global Art Market Report In a thriving international art business, there was a marked shift to private transactions. By Artnet News, Mar 4, 2017
Analysis Taking a Look at Raymond Pettibon’s Potent Market The artist's stock is rising. By Henri Neuendorf, Feb 17, 2017
Analysis The Market for Ken Price’s Work Is Heating Up The artist's iconic ceramic sculptures are now highly sought after. By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 30, 2017
Analysis David Hockney’s Market Soars Ahead of Tate Retrospective 2016 has been a banner year for David Hockney, whose Tate retrospective opens in February. By Brian Boucher, Jan 23, 2017
Analysis A Closer Look at Ed Ruscha’s White-Hot Market His 1960s word paintings command a premium. By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 11, 2017
Analysis Will Donald Trump’s Tax Plans Hurt Art Museums? Art institutions sound the alarm. By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 9, 2017
Analysis Owner of Zoffany Painting May Receive $4.9 Million From UK Government The sum would be the largest ever paid out for a lost or damaged work under the plan. By Eileen Kinsella, Dec 29, 2016
Analysis Why Does the Art World Love Overlooked Artists? The thirst for re-discoveries seems unquenchable. By Nicola Trezzi, Dec 11, 2016
