In Praise of Appraisals
Market ups and downs have affected the value of many artworks. Insurance experts explain why—and how—to keep appraisals current.
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The Trouble With Warhol
A high-profile lawsuit and a scandal over "posthumous" Brillo boxes have brought scrutiny to the methods used by the Andy Warhol Art Authentication Board—and its responsibility to the owners of…
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Making a Great Impression
Prints are becoming increasingly popular with collectors as they gain new respect from scholars.
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Untangling the Salander Mess
Dozens of victims of Lawrence Salander's fraud are fighting to recoup their losses of art and money, producing competing lawsuits and multiple claims for the same artworks.
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The Brillo-Box Scandal
The discovery that a respected curator produced a set of Andy Warhol Brillo boxes after the artist's death, passing them off as originals, has created a quandary for dealers, collectors, and scholars…
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Warhol Inc.
Two decades after the artist's death, the Andy Warhol brand is stronger than ever, as collectors continue to pay top prices for his work, curators study obscure aspects of his career, and consumers…
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$25 Billion and Counting
Auction sales are what one dealer calls the "visible part of the iceberg." But how big is the rest of it? According to dealers, auction house experts, and other advisers, the private art market is…
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Are You Looking at Prices or Art?
Experts discuss how market appreciation is affecting art appreciation.
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Gold Rush
Until a few decades ago, Gustav Klimt was relatively ignored by the art establishment. Now his paintings are among the most expensive ever sold. How did the Viennese painter's prices rise so high so…
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