Commercial galleries

One of the thorniest aspects of the recent insolvencies of Stephen Friedman, Arusha and Simon Lee galleries has…

A summer of mega-gallery real estate re-evaluation continues. Earlier this month Gagosian exited 28–29 Burlington Arcade, a two-storey…

After more than a quarter-century at the helm of the New York gallery they founded, James and Jane…

With this year’s new initiative Basel Exclusive, more than 200 Art Basel exhibitors voluntarily left significant works from…

Celebrating 50 years in business is the Art Basel regular Claes Nordenhake. His gallery has been exhibiting at…

Are we entering a new, distinctive phase of the art market? After a couple of fallow years, during…

When, in February, Stephen Friedman Gallery announced it was entering administration, it was Groundhog Day all over again…

Tiwani Contemporary, the London- and Lagos-based gallery for contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora, has ceased operations…

Few art-historical moments are eulogised quite like New York’s Downtown scene in the 1970s and 80s. At Frieze…

Tribeca keeps cementing its status as the nexus of New York’s gallery scene. On Friday (15 May), more…

Three prominent artists—Alexandre Diop, Deborah Roberts and Kehinde Wiley—are among those worst hit by the bankruptcy of Stephen…

Los Angeles’s art week in February is one of the busiest periods on the international art calendar, with…

When galleries go bust, artists and collectors can struggle to recover their works—here, legal experts offer advice – The Art Newspaper