Phillips Taps Former Christie’s Executive as CEO
Stephen Brooks had stepped down from his position at the rival house last August.
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Phillips Launches Art Advisory Branch Aimed at Sourcing Works on Primary Market
Phillips will source works by in-demand artists before their prices begin to skyrocket on the secondary market.
With Retrospective on View, Yoshitomo Nara to Lead Phillips Hong Kong–Beijing Auction
Nara is currently the subject of a retrospective at LACMA.
Amy Sherald Painting on Long-Term Loan at D.C. Museum to Be Sold at Phillips
The works has was on loan at the National Museum of Women in the Arts since 2012.
Amid Crypto Craze, Phillips to Auction Self-Generating NFT ‘Experience’ by Mad Dog Jones
The work will be the first NFT auctioned in the house's history.
Moving to Expand Modern Sales, Phillips Appoints Jeremiah Evarts as Deputy Chairman
Evarts has worked at New York's Di Donna Galleries for the past three years.
Phillips’s ‘New Now’ Brings $9.5 M. Historic-High in New York, 20 Percent Over Last Year
The total is a 20 percent increase over the 2020 New York edition.
Monumental Jean Dubuffet Work to Make Auction Debut at Phillips in London
Expected to fetch between $2.8 million–$4.2 million, the collage work measures over six feet on either side.
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 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.
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