Peter Nagy—Nature Morte gallery founder who transformed Indian contemporary art market—has died – The Art Newspaper
Peter Nagy, the US-born gallerist and artist whose experimental taste shaped Indian contemporary art, has died, aged 67.…
Marlow Moss, overshadowed De Stijl pioneer, gets first London show in decades – The Art Newspaper
Over half a century on from her last London commercial gallery show in London, the British artist Marlow…
The ten most expensive Van Gogh paintings – The Art Newspaper
Van Gogh’s pictures only occasionally come onto the market and, not surprisingly, they fetch huge sums. The odd…
Come together: how London galleries are making it work in the capital – The Art Newspaper
London’s gallery sector is in the middle of a reset. A slower market, rising operating costs and changing…
Blue-chip gets a boost, but edgier art remains in the doldrums – The Art Newspaper
Are we entering a new, distinctive phase of the art market? After a couple of fallow years, during…
Heffel’s spring sales, featuring rediscovered royal portrait and E.J. Hughes seascape, tally $16.2m – The Art Newspaper
The West Coast landscape painter E.J. Hughes stole the show at the Canadian auction house Heffel’s marquee spring…
Art bartering: artists start viral social media trend to fight cost of living crisis – The Art Newspaper
Creatives around the world have recently taken to social media to offer their art in exchange for anything…
In a new home, Photo London gets down to business – The Art Newspaper
A hailstorm rattled against the 85 tonnes of glass that make up the vast curving roof of Olympia’s…
The Venice Biennale has long been a sales platform—now no one is pretending otherwise – The Art Newspaper
The Venice Biennale has long been a place where art is sold, though its commercial capacity is usually…
Show me the money: UK gallery and auction house accounts reveal reality of a tough market – The Art Newspaper
The closure of Stephen Friedman gallery last month underscores that for many in the art trade, staying in…
Henry Moore and Dorothea Tanning set records at Christie’s triple-header sale in London – The Art Newspaper
Christie’s London brought in £197.4m (with fees) across three evening sales on Thursday, marking a 52% increase year…
What happens to the art market when humanity stops mattering? – The Art Newspaper
The art trade has always believed it represents a special relationship between culture and money. After all, acquiring…