ARTnews in Brief: ICA Boston Names 2021 Recipients of James and Audrey Foster Prize—and More from February 26, 2021
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Phillips
Phillips Sees 16 Percent Decrease in Sales For 2020, With Asia Sales Up 24 Percent
Clients based in Asia accounted for half of the house's top 10 sales.
Headlined by Salman Toor, Phillips $5.1 Million London ‘New Now’ Sale Reaches New High
The total was a disappointment in comparison to last year's sale.
New York Judge Dismisses $17 M. Lawsuit Involving Phillips Sale Canceled by Covid
A Rudolf Stingel painting at the heart of the lawsuit originally carried a $5 million guarantee.
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The Top 15 Most Expensive Artworks Sold at Auction in 2020
From a millennia-old dinosaur to a pricy Roy Lichtenstein, these works broke records and turned heads.
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Anchored by Records for Amy Sherald, Kehinde Wiley, Phillips $134.6 M. Evening Sale Brings House’s Highest Total
Joan Mitchell's market showed signs of flagging.
Matthew Wong, Yoshitomo Nara Overperform at $50 M. Phillips and Poly Hong Kong Sales
Records were set for Bernard Frize and Lucas Arruda.
Rare Clyfford Still from Artist’s Late Period Expected to Fetch $17 M. at Phillips
Just several dozen Still paintings are still held privately.
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$35 M. Hockney California Landscape to Sell at Phillips
The work appeared in two major Hockney retrospectives.
Baselitz, Condo Bring Phillips London Contemporary Art Evening Sale to $34 M., Newcomers See Records
A new record was set for Titus Kaphar.
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