For anxious market watchers after Wednesday night disappointing evening auctions at Christie’s and Phillips, Thursday evening auctions at Sotheby’s brought modest relief, at best. A slew of withdrawals and a …
London’s Eye of the Collector show nearly got off to a false start when it launched in 2020 and was forced to hold its inaugural edition online during the first …
For months, the art world has been anxiously awaiting for the Supreme Court to render a verdict in the closely followed case of Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts …
In a case that pitted an artists’ foundation against a photographer who deposited her work, the United States Supreme Court ruled today (May 18) that to avoid copyright infringement, a …
Plus, the Richard Prince and Sarah Sze copyright case in London
“I was a liberated woman long before there was a name for it,” art dean Peggy Guggenheim once remarked. Indeed, the pioneering collector and socialite defied the conventions of her …
The opening of the Nada New York fair was in full swing on Thursday, May 18, when many artists were present on the gallery’s booths to talk about their work. …
Nestled on the third and fourth floors of an old building on Great Jones Street in Lower Manhattan, an extensive gallery exhibition pays homage to the 1970s. That 70s show …
At first glance, Breguet’s Frieze New York lounge on the 8th floor of the Shed looks like what one would expect from a luxury watch brand. A watchmaker and guillocheur, …
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, in collaboration with South Korean company LG, has named Brooklyn-based artist Stephanie Dinkins as the recipient of the first LG Guggenheim Award, …
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