The Dalí Sculpture Mess
The market for Salvador Dalí’s sculptures remains plagued by misinformation, unauthorized editions, ownership disputes, and some outright fraud. Questionable works are still flooding the market Read More
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Split Opinions on Sharing Profits
Debate on artist resale rights in U.S. heats up amid legal wrangling Read More
‘Droit de Suite’ Debate Heats Up
Experts say expanded law will harm U.K. market Read More
Southern Comforts
Gwathmey images of rural South gaining ground at auction Read More
Paper Chase
Artschwager Drawings Draw Eager Buyers Read More
Still Market Runs Deep
Ab Ex Master among “recession-proof” artists at auction Read More
Fall Imp/Mod Auctions: The Difference a Day Makes
Christie’s and Sotheby’s evening sales paint very different pictures of the health of the market Read More
Uncommon Threads
Boetti Tapestry Takes $2M at London Auction Read More
London Contemporary Sales Surge Again
Who bought what at the recent auctions Read More
Snapshot of a Vibrant Market
Fall photography auctions draw wide range of buyers Read More
CHINA The Next Generation
China’s younger artists are introspective, sophisticated, and hyper-aware of their identity in a globalized world Read More
Potential Restitution Claim for Renoir Prompts Preemptive Suit
NEW YORK—Representatives for the estate of a Chicago couple who owned a landscape painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Illinois last month after an attempt to sell the work at auction was blocked when the auction house discovered evidence that the work might be one of several sold under duress in Europe in the 1930s because of the Nazi regime. Read More
