Collectors James-Keith Brown and Eric Diefenbach are influential museum supporters in the communities they divide their time between: New York and Ridgefield, Connecticut. At first, Brown is the chairman of …
Sanya Kantarovsky’s “After Birth,” the inaugural release from Taka Ishii’s new Kyoto gallery, offers an eerie staging of an exhibition in a traditional Japanese townhouse. It is now almost de …
The invitation for the exhibition “Collectibles” by Demian Kern presents In the desert (all works 2023), a painting of four shadow shapes suggesting cartoon animals. In the foreground of the …
The sole proprietorship of works of art from the collection of Gerald Finebergthe late Boston real estate developer and hotelier – dubbed ‘A Century of Art’ – fetched a shockingly …
After months of worrying about the inevitable correction in the face of rising interest rates, financial market volatility, the war in Ukraine and other destabilizing factors, the art market has …
The Bible may be the most produced book in the world, but there are few, if any, like the Codex Sassoon. Produced by a single unknown scribe in the Levant …
A rare 1963 Rolex Submariner 5513 diver’s wristwatch, whose owner had military history, was hammered for £40,000 (around $50,000) at an English auction house last week after appearing on Antiques …
In the middle of a crowded New York spring art market seasonPhillips managed to rake in $69.5 million in just under an hour and a half at the auction house’s …
Phillips Contemporary Art Auction Night put on an entertaining spectacle on Wednesday night, if only because of two telephone bidders who burst into the auction room and swept away many …
Unlike other festivals, NYCxDesign, also known as New York Design Week, is not limited to a single venue, but rather unfolds across the city in a massive celebration of design, …
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