Category: Art Market

Art dealer Gavin Brown recently donated his gallery archive to the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College in New York’s Hudson Valley. The collection includes artist files, catalogues, and

Christie’s recently withdrew four Greek vases from an auction in New York following allegations that they had connections to Gianfranco Becchina, an Italian dealer convicted of art trafficking in 2011.

The debut edition of Mega art fair in Milan has attracted attention due to its unique setting and exciting lineup of events. Held in a disused railway warehouse in the

Hong Kong will be hosting a new art fair this summer, Art021 Hong Kong, as part of the Art021 family which includes events in Shanghai and Beijing. This new fair

Expo Chicago and the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) in Chicago have a strong collaboration that benefits the city’s art scene. For the past 11 years, Expo Chicago’s opening night

Christie’s has partnered with Art Money, an Australian start-up that provides interest-free loans for purchasing art, to introduce a new initiative that enables collectors to bid at Christie’s auctions and

Jean-Michel Basquiat’s iconic painting from 1982 featuring his signature symbols and text is set to go up for auction at Christie’s in New York with an estimated value of around

Expo Chicago wrapped up its VIP preview, showcasing 170 galleries from 29 countries. Notable sales included a painting by Mary Lee Abbott and a work by Hiroshi Senju. Frieze’s acquisition

Strauss & Co, a South African auction house, recently held a pop-up selling exhibition in London featuring the works of mid-20th-century artist Alexis Preller. The exhibition, titled “Alexis Preller: Surreal

Former psychiatrist’s office in the basement of an Upper East Side townhouse shares space with a parlour-level unit in a pre-war brownstone with leopard-print-carpeted hallways. Both spaces house Meredith Rosen