Category: Art Market

Art galleries are increasingly offering art as an investment opportunity, but the legal landscape is evolving. Recently, the Italian financial regulator, Consob, suspended an offer by Art Invest Srl for

Beijing’s 798 art hub is making bold moves to establish itself as a global art destination. The recent Gallery Weekend Beijing (GWBJ) showcased the city’s international credentials, attracting a diverse

The German government has approved a reduction in value-added tax (VAT) for art sales to a reduced rate of 7%, effective from January 2025. This move addresses a long-standing demand

London commercial gallery Pipeline is partnering with Newcastle non-profit art space Slugtown in a unique cultural exchange program. The initiative aims to promote cross-regional artistic collaborations, with artists from each

The Armory Show, New York’s largest art fair, will be back at the Javits Center in autumn for its 30th edition. The fair will feature over 235 exhibitors from more

Christie’s is planning redundancies, as the auction house’s main rival Sotheby’s also prepares for layoffs. According to reports, Christie’s has not begun a collective consultation process, a legal obligation before

A pair of large medieval German panels painted by Bartholomäus Zeitblom are set to be auctioned at Sotheby’s Old Master & 19th Century Paintings evening sale in London on 3

Art Market Update: Lawsuit Alleges Toxin Workplace Environment at Old Masters Gallery Robilant + Voena A recent lawsuit filed in New York against Edmondo di Robilant and Marco Voena of

A dispute between contemporary art dealers in Lower Manhattan is resurfacing questions in the commercial art world about client information, intellectual property rights, and non-compete policies. Tensions between the founders

Art Basel, the world’s premier art fair, welcomes its new leader, Maike Cruse, for the upcoming 2024 edition. With her background as the director of Gallery Weekend Berlin, she brings