Tag: Art market

Ewa Juszkiewicz’s latest exhibition in Venice features striking oil paintings that reimagines classic portraits of women from the 18th and 19th centuries. Her work challenges traditional beauty ideals and highlights

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

The international art market typically gains momentum in May, with major auctions in New York leading the way. However, this year saw a shortage of prestigious single-owner collections, raising concerns

Photofairs New York, the fair for lens-based and digital art that launched in September 2023 alongside The Armory Show, has announced the cancellation of its 2024 edition. Founded by Scott

The 2022 edition of Art Basel sparked talks of an impending market correction among the art trade. Now, two years later, signs of renewal are evident, with Agnes Denes’s “Honoring

The art market is a complex and nuanced industry that defies simple explanations. Despite the hype around Art Basel’s big transactions, the market remains challenging for sellers. The ongoing market

Artist Susanna Blunt, known for her depiction of Queen Elizabeth II on Canadian coins, is suing a local dealer in Vancouver for damages. Blunt’s image of the Queen without her

Drive 15 minutes south of the verdant Messeplatz to discover Basel Social Club, a unique art project that combines exhibition, sales platform, and social venue. The latest edition of Basel