The Best Booths at Independent 20th Century

In New York, what’s old is new again—and has been for the past few years. Galleries across the city have

Best Booths at Frieze Seoul 2025

Frieze Seoul opened for its fourth edition Wednesday with 120 galleries from 30 countries. That figure represents a modest increase

Christie’s Secures $180 M. Collection from Former Weis Markets Chairman

As the United States heads into Labor Day weekend for the final gasps of summer, Christie’s announced on Saturday that

NADA Miami Appears to Be Losing Exhibitors to Other Miami

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Sotheby’s Employees Likened House’s Fee Structure to Trump Tariffs

On Monday, reporter Sam Knight gave Sotheby’s, and billionaire owner Patrick Drahi, the New Yorker treatment. While the nearly 12,000-word

Survey Finds That Galleries Think Art Fair Model Unsustainable

A new report says many gallerists are frustrated at the rising costs and high risks of participating in the large

Expect Palestinian Artist Samia Halaby’s Rise to Continue This Fall

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A New Gallery and Art Fair Launch Inside a Familiar

If you see a fleet of U-Haul trucks filled with art around New York, it’s not a scam—it’s merely the