Emerging Artist Records Fall in $58 M. Phillips and Poly Joint Evening Sale in Hong Kong
Records were set for Javier Calleja, Scott Kahn, and Izumi Kato, among others.
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Sound Artists Decline German Art Award: ‘Pitting Quality Against Diversity Is Pernicious’
They were set to receive an honorable mention for their 2016 sound installation "Fit (The Battle of Jericho)."
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David Zwirner Appoints Lihua Tung as Hong Kong Director
Lihua Tung will depart from her role at Phillips Hong Kong to join the mega-dealer.
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At the Rubell Museum, Reginald O’Neal Pictures Miami’s Overtown Neighborhood
The artist recently completed the institution's vaunted residency program.
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ARTnews Market Brief: Blum & Poe Represents Umar Rashid, Record Set for Tseng Kwong Chi, and More
Here's what happened in the art market this week.
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$4 M. Ancient Roman Marble Statue Heads to Auction After 70 Years Unseen by the Public
The sculpture was last sold at auction in 1949.
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Met Signs Loan Exchange Agreement with Nigeria: ‘It Shouldn’t Be Limited to the Benin Bronzes’
Amid pressure from Nigerian officials, the museum has officially given back three objects.
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Billionaire Citadel Founder Kenneth Griffin Is Buyer of $43 M. U.S. Constitution Copy
The document will soon go on view at the Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas.
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‘Extraordinary Recalibration’: Sotheby’s Contemporary Evening Sales Bring $233 M.
Records were set for Lisa Brice, Romare Bearden, Jordan Casteel, and Adam Pendleton.
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Copy of U.S. Constitution Sells for $43 M., Becoming One of the Most Expensive Historical Documents at Auction
The document had been in the same collection for three decades.
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