ARTnews Wins Silurians 2012 Award
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Object Lessons
Wayne Thiebaud on Morandi, light, color, shadows, and more
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ARTnews Wins Silurians 2011 Excellence in Journalism Award
ARTnews has won the Society of the Silurians 2011 Excellence in Journalism Arts/Culture Award for a series of articles on the controversy surrounding 74 “recently discovered” plaster sculpture casts said to have been made by Edgar Degas. The articles, by … Read More
The Sitter Depicts the Artist
In a new book, Martin Gayford recalls what it's like to be painted by Lucian Freud. Read More
The 2010 ARTnews 200 Top Collectors
Our 2010 list of the world’s top collectors Read More
ARTnews Wins a Clarion Award
ARTnews has won a 2010 Clarion Award, sponsored by the Association for Women in Communications, for excellence in reporting for the article “The Faking of the Russian Avant-Garde,” published in our Summer 2009 issue. The article was written by Konstantin … Read More
Two responses to ‘A Controversy over Degas’
William D. Cohan’s article suggests that the art world today is divided into two warring camps about 74 recently revealed Degas plasters. In fact, far more consensus than controversy surrounds these plasters than the article allows. Close examination of the … Read More
Modern and Contemporary Art Yield Solid Results at Japanese Sales
As in most other countries, the effect of the global economic crisis on the Japanese art market last year was pronounced, and led to a number of major changes in the auction industry. Read More
Hodler, Giacometti Star at Christie’s Swiss-Art Auction
In its auction of Swiss art on Sept. 21, Christie’s sold 120 lots—79 percent of the 151 lots offered—for a total of CHF 16.3 million ($15.75 million). Read More
The 2009 ARTnews 200 Top Collectors
Our 2009 list of the world’s top collectors Read More
The Faking of the Russian Avant-Garde
With invented provenances, unreliable certificates of authenticity, and “rediscovered” works by artists who are lost to history, forgers are flooding galleries and auction houses with Russian avant-garde fakes. A six-month ARTnews investigation reveals that inauthentic works now outnumber authentic ones. Read More
