Thaddaeus Ropac is betting on Milan—will it pay off? – The Art Newspaper
Thaddaeus Ropac is feeling lucky. On 20 September the Austrian dealer opened his new gallery in Milan, just…
World’s largest private Rembrandt collection may be fractionalised, owner reveals – The Art Newspaper
The billionaire philanthropist, financier and collector Thomas S. Kaplan is in advanced discussions to fractionalise his Leiden Collection,…
Fed Cuts Could Fuel More Art Loans as Collectors Seize Opportunities
When the Federal Reserve announced earlier this week that it was lowering its benchmark interest rate for the…
It’s back to business for the art market—but can the trade keep ticking over till Christmas? – The Art Newspaper
As the art market goes back to school this month, the question remains whether it can keep ticking…
After 50 years, LA Louver is closing its gallery in Venice, California – The Art Newspaper
This year LA Louver celebrated 50 years in business—making it the longest-running gallery in Los Angeles—with a major…
Rarely seen Walter Sickert painting to go on sale in London – The Art Newspaper
A very rarely seen painting by the British artist Walter Sickert, which was once owned by the Hollywood…
The Art Market Isn’t Dying. The Way We Write About It Might Be.
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