Tag: Commercial galleries

In May, New York’s art world sees a surge in fairs and auctions amid economic uncertainties in the US and ongoing tensions in Gaza. Interest rates rise, leading to cautious

Entering May 2024, the state of the art trade is described as cautious and challenging. Despite the economic uncertainty, a significant number of exhibitors at Frieze New York have chosen

A collective of six galleries in Manhattan has purchased an abandoned school building and 22 acres of outdoor space in Hudson, New York, for hosting group exhibitions under the name

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.

Brooke Lampley, a prominent figure in the art world, will be leaving Sotheby’s to join Gagosian as a senior director in New York. During her time at Sotheby’s, Lampley achieved

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

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

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