Tag: Commercial galleries

James Fuentes Gallery, a prominent presence in the contemporary art scene on New York’s Lower East Side, has recently moved to Tribeca. This move signifies the next step for a

The 11th edition of Art Basel Hong Kong recently opened its doors to a flurry of art enthusiasts and collectors. With 242 galleries from 40 countries and territories participating, the

Jaqueline Martins and Maria Montero, two prominent Brazilian art dealers, are joining forces to create Martins&Montero, a new gallery venture. The merger will see the closure of their individual galleries

Marlborough Gallery, a prominent dealer in post-war art, has announced the closure of its galleries in New York, London, Madrid, and Barcelona after leadership turmoil. The gallery will cease presenting

In 1984, gallerist Tim Blum visited Tokyo and was inspired by the city’s underground art scene. Three decades later, he co-curated a survey of Japanese contemporary art at Blum &

Lehmann Maupin, the esteemed international contemporary art gallery, is set to launch a new seasonal pop-up space in Milan this month, aiming to tap into the buzz surrounding art fairs,

The art market is facing uncertain times as major auction houses undergo significant changes in leadership. Phillips, Bonhams, and Christie’s have all seen key executives depart, signaling a lack of

Los Angeles is buzzing with excitement as more than 40 galleries gear up to participate in this year’s PST Art program by the J. Paul Getty Trust. The initiative, focusing

Berlin art dealer Johann König is set to open a new gallery space in a former thermal power plant on the outskirts of Munich, marking the company’s third gallery in

Gallery Weekend Berlin (GWB) is celebrating its 20th edition with 55 participants, including new spaces and faces. The event, led by director Antonia Ruder, is a key market moment drawing