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
Seeing Still for the First Time
The new museum dedicated to Clyfford Still in Denver presents an unprecedented sweep of his work—even as its staff continues to make more discoveries Read More
Southern Comforts
Gwathmey images of rural South gaining ground at auction Read More
The Sam Francis Exhibition Boom
Seven Shows in U.S. and Europe Mark Publication of Catalogue Raisonné 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
Snapshot of a Vibrant Market
Fall photography auctions draw wide range of buyers Read More
On the Hunt for Hunt? Try Park Avenue
NEW YORK—The next East Coast gallery exhibition of the sculptural works of Bryan Hunt will take place in Spring of 2012 at Manhattan’s Danese Gallery, but New Yorkers have other opportunities to see his work beforehand. Read More
Niki-pedia: de Saint Phalle gets a retrospective
NEW YORK— On Sept. 7, the Nohra Haime Gallery opened a 44-year retrospective of work by Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2002), the French artist who is best known for her whimsical, brightly-painted polyester sculptures. Read More
Shaping de Kooning’s Legacy
Behind the scenes of the artist’s long-awaited retrospective at MoMA are not only curators but also dealers, lawyers, collectors, and heirs. Read More
