Dealers make moves around Manhattan – The Art Newspaper
The New York gallery ecosystem, like the city itself, never sleeps. Galleries launch while others thrive and some…
The Armory Show will launch two museum acquisition prizes at upcoming fair – The Art Newspaper
The Armory Show will launch two new museum acquisition prizes at its upcoming edition (24-27 September), with the…
Don’t Miss: Fernando Botero’s New York Years at Sotheby’s
“Botero in New York” is on view at Sotheby’s New York through September. Photo: Ben Levine, courtesy of…
Legacy dealer Marianne Rosenberg unearths family archive for New York show – The Art Newspaper
Marianne Rosenberg grew up with art for “breakfast, lunch and dinner”, she jokes. The Upper East Side dealer…
Woodhaven Art Circle to host art market in Forest Park featuring Queens creatives – QNS
Photo via MSR Galleries website The Woodhaven Art Circle (WAC) is set to welcome neighbors to its upcoming…
Wendy Goodman’s Picks From TEFAF New York
I’m no stranger to design fairs; I’ve been going to them for decades. But TEFAF is on another…
Robert Mnuchin’s $85.7m Rothko leads Sotheby’s $407.5m auction in New York – The Art Newspaper
Last night’s double-header evening at Sotheby’s, featuring the vaunted single owner Robert Mnuchin collection followed by a mixed…
The Independent Art Fair Makes a Big Lower East Side Landing
Photo: Kunning Huang/CKA/Courtesy of Independent In the early 1980s, a group of artists took over an abandoned shipping…
Frieze New York Opens Strong, but the Real Test Is Just Beginning
W Galleria at Frieze New York. Image by Casey Kelbaugh/CKA. Courtesy of FRIEZE Among the galleries debuting at…
Ten years on, Tefaf New York still stands out from the crowd – The Art Newspaper
As New York thaws from its coldest winter in a decade, Central Park is in bloom—and so, too,…
This month’s blockbuster auctions in New York could bring upwards of $2.5bn – The Art Newspaper
This year’s May auctions in New York are shaping up to be a major moment for the art…
Overdue payments to artists, landlords and workers at a popular gallery reflect pressures squeezing the dealer sector – The Art Newspaper
Los Angeles’s art week in February is one of the busiest periods on the international art calendar, with…