Tag: Art market

The Independent art fair in New York showcased a variety of new artists and works, with notable sales reported during the preview. Galleries such as Charles Moffett and Broadway saw

Christie’s, a leading auction house, experienced a cyberattack just days before a major art sale. The attack caused the firm’s website to go offline, redirecting visitors to a placeholder page.

A new non-profit initiative, the New York Gallery History Project, is creating a digital database of seminal New York gallery exhibitions, allowing free access to a wealth of visual records.

New York’s spring auction season is underway, with Sotheby’s facing challenges as it strives to meet its targets. The recent evening sales fell short of expectations, but still outperformed last

Phillips achieved sales of $72.3m ($86.2m with fees) during their recent evening sale of Modern and contemporary art in New York. Although falling slightly short of the estimated range, the

Christie’s recent evening sales in New York displayed both resilience and optimism, despite facing challenges. The auction featured works from the collection of Rosa de la Cruz, with a total

Sotheby’s Modern evening sale surpassed expectations by achieving a robust $198.1m ($235.1m with fees) in sales on Wednesday (15 May). With only two of the 50 lots remaining unsold, the

Photo London’s 2024 edition aims to engage a wider audience and challenge traditional perceptions of photography at art fairs. The fair showcases a mix of celebrity portraits, wildlife imagery, and

Annina Nosei, the Italian-born gallerist who represented Jean-Michel Basquiat, has donated her gallery’s catalogues to Magazzino Italian Art’s Germano Celant Research Center in Cold Spring, New York, chronicling a significant

Christie’s Modern evening sale exceeded expectations with a solid result of $346.5m. The sale saw a 95% sell-through rate, with only three lots going unsold. Highlights included Andy Warhol’s “Flowers”