Comment | As Pace slashes business, could shrinking be the next growth model? – The Art Newspaper
Shrinking is the new growing. Today, the New York Times reported that Pace gallery is to cut its…
Call my agent: why artist management companies are making a comeback – The Art Newspaper
Before art dealers, there were artist agents—diplomats, secretaries and merchants who worked in Renaissance Europe to source and value…
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…
Why artists’ works held in storage can be seized when a gallery goes bust – The Art Newspaper
When, in February, Stephen Friedman Gallery announced it was entering administration, it was Groundhog Day all over again…
Tiwani Contemporary, gallery dedicated to African art, ceases operations after 15 years – The Art Newspaper
Tiwani Contemporary, the London- and Lagos-based gallery for contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora, has ceased operations…
Lisson Grove’s galleries collaborate to promote London’s unsung art district – The Art Newspaper
One night in London in 1967, a 19-year-old Nicholas Logsdail missed his train home and ended up sleeping…
Richter and Judd works top Christie’s solid if not stellar sale of post-war and contemporary art – The Art Newspaper
Rounding out a marquee auction week that has combined record-breaking masterpieces with tepid bidding for more middling material,…
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…
Full extent of Stephen Friedman Gallery’s £7.8m debt revealed in filings – The Art Newspaper
Three prominent artists—Alexandre Diop, Deborah Roberts and Kehinde Wiley—are among those worst hit by the bankruptcy of Stephen…
Pittsburgh’s burgeoning gallery community readies for its moment in art world spotlight – The Art Newspaper
Since 1896, the Carnegie International has showcased global artistic trends to US audiences, making it the country’s longest-running…