A veritable apocalypse of mud, death, homelessness and billions of euros in damage: this is the situation in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, which is facing its worst flooding in a century. …
Top art consultant Lisa Schiff has been hit by a second lawsuit filed by longtime client and close friend Candace Barasch, who claims Schiff owes her at least $2.5 million …
A hunt for ‘irreplaceable’ artefacts is underway in the UK city of Sheffield after a ‘carefully planned robbery’ was executed at the city’s Kelham Island Museum. Unidentified persons broke into …
Considered lost for decades, an exceptional rarity Chinese Ming Dynasty Cloisonne Box was a surprise hit at auction, selling for drawwatts in Berkshire, UK, for £288,000 ($358,000). It was expected …
King mode Visitors to Frieze New York are certainly fashionable and always fashionable, sporting the latest arty attire. Indeed, Los Angeles-based entertainer and animator Lyndon Barrois was turning heads with …
A dizzying, high-variance spring auction cycle had its finale on the Upper East Side on Thursday night, as Sotheby’s held the latest editions of its back-to-back The Now and Contemporary …
It was during lockdown in 2020 that Jenna Segal, a New York theatrical producer, made it her mission to create a collection of works by the all-female cast of artists …
Welcome to Wet Paint in the Wild, the free – and free – spin-off! – from Artnet News Pro’s beloved Wet Paint gossip column, where we give art world insiders …
The art market is entering a new phase. Some describe it as a “cooling down”, while others call it a “slowing down”. Others say we are simply moving away from …
After five years at 9 White Street in Tribeca, Ortuzar’s Projects will move to a new 10,000 square foot space next door that will allow the gallery to hold multiple …
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