Tag Archives: Art Dealers Association of America

Studio assistants, family, and friends, including a team from Cre8tive YouTH*ink, are helping to restore paintings in Ray Smith's Gowanus studio, which was inundated with seven feet of water. "It's like swamp archeology," he says.
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A Climate Change in the Art World?

By Posted 11/13/12

The art community is digging out, drying off, counting its losses, helping its neighbors–and starting to prepare for the hurricanes of the future Read More

Adriana Varejão's Parede com Incisões a la Fontana II (Wall with Incisions a la Fontana II), 2001, was estimated at £200,000 to £300,000 at Christie's contemporary-art auction in February. It sold for £1.1 million, or $1.8 million—a record for the artist. With prices fluctuating widely, collectors are often shocked to learn that their holdings are underinsured. CHRISTIE'S IMAGES LTD. 2011
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In Praise of Appraisals

By Posted 05/01/11

Market ups and downs have affected the value of many artworks. Insurance experts explain why—and how—to keep appraisals current. Read More

Lucy Mitchell-Innes with Enoc Perez’s Nakagin Capsule Tower, Tokyo, 2009, from last fall’s exhibition of the artist’s work. COURTESY MITCHELL-INNES & NASH, NEW YORK
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Dealers’ Choice

By Posted 02/01/10

Lucy Mitchell-Innes takes the helm of the Art Dealers Association of America. Read More