Amy Cappellazzo to Leave Christie’s
After 13 years with the auction house, Amy Cappellazzo will leave Christie's in February to go into business as a private dealer and advisor.
- By
Amy Cappellazzo
Creativity and Commerce
The relationship between creativity and commerce has always been vexed—perhaps never more so than today.
- By
Biggest Contemporary Art Auction at Christie’s New York, Again
In May, the auction house hosted what was then the most valuable contemporary art auction, which totaled $388 million, including a Rothko that became the highest-selling work of postwar art at…
- By
New Roles for John Good and Amy Cappellazzo at Christie’s
John Good has left his longtime post as director of Gagosian Gallery to join Christie's as senior vice president in the private sales department. The appointment indicates an increased emphasis on p…
- By
Are You Looking at Prices or Art?
Experts discuss how market appreciation is affecting art appreciation.
- By
‘Walking a Tightrope without a Net’
Auctioneers at evening sales create a sense of drama in performances that can range from buoyant to burlesque.
- By
Newswire
RobbReport
Wall Street Bonuses Had Their Steepest Drop Last Year Since the 2008 Financial Crisis
WWD
Acronym Teams With Republic of Gamers on Second Collaboration
Dirt
Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
Sportico
MLB’s Minor League CBA Deal May Cool Antitrust Political Heat
SPY