The British artist David Shrigley wants £1m for piles of old rope – The Art Newspaper
Money—£1m plus VAT, to be precise—for old rope is the premise for David Shrigley’s latest exhibition, which opens…
Pursuing ‘a different economy’, London gallery Herald St will open new space in Bologna – The Art Newspaper
The London gallery Herald St, which for the past 20 years has nurtured the careers of artists such…
Comment | What the art market doesn’t allow, branded content does for Tom Sachs – The Art Newspaper
The rules of artist representation are up for grabs in today’s nervously experimental market. In August, a month…
London gallery Project Native Informant closes after 12 years, citing ‘volatile and unsustainable environment’ – The Art Newspaper
Project Native Informant, the east London gallery whose wide-ranging and adventurous programme has included the post-internet art collective…
Art Basel Has Quietly Been Offering Discounts to Some New Galleries
In a season when generosity feels in short supply, Art Basel has quietly rolled out something resembling altruism.…
Wealthy women spent 46% more on art than male peers in 2024: findings from the latest Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting – The Art Newspaper
Gender, age and attitudes to risk is the focus of the Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global…
‘Quality always rules’: VIP day sales at Frieze London 2025 – The Art Newspaper
Watching crowds come through the door, greeted by the younger, more experimental galleries of the Focus section, François…
2 ‘mega galleries’ to close Hong Kong branches as the city’s art market loses ground
Two of the world’s biggest art galleries have announced the closure of their respective Hong Kong outposts as…
Knoedler gallery faking scandal is a gift that keeps on giving – The Art Newspaper
In general, a book is turned into a film—more, or less, successfully. This book is the other way…
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…