Ukraine-Russia war remains front and centre for Viennacontemporary fair exhibitors – The Art Newspaper
“The war in Ukraine feels much closer to us here than further west,” says Markus Huber, managing director…
The Art Market Isn’t Dying. The Way We Write About It Might Be.
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Why New York can be a risky place for dealers and museums to hold art – The Art Newspaper
What is happening in New York? And what does it mean for the art world? The Manhattan District…
‘Sometimes you just have to go for it’: as others close, Ben Hunter expands his London gallery – The Art Newspaper
Every week, it seems, we hear news of another gallery closure—this year alone, Clearing, Blum, TJ Boulting, to…
Guillaume Cerutti Proposes €50M EU Joint Fund for Museums
France cut €2.2B in subsidies in February this year, slashing arts funding by up to 70 percent and…
Ancient marble bust returned to Italy following seven-year legal battle – The Art Newspaper
A marble bust dating from the first century CE in the early days of the ancient Roman Empire…
Pauline Karpidas £60M Collection Headlines Sotheby’s London This Fall
Pauline Karpidas has built a deeply personal collection that fused Surrealism, contemporary art and bold design into an…
‘Slowing the process down’: how a bohemian Somerset art gallery is forging its own path – The Art Newspaper
When the art world thinks of Somerset, most think of a few square miles in the east of…
Sharp drop in value of works saved for the UK this year, official report reveals – The Art Newspaper
The latest UK annual report on the export of major works of art reveals that it has been…
Ron Perelman’s $410m insurance trial is testing the limits of art valuation – The Art Newspaper
The long-running legal dispute between the billionaire collector Ronald Perelman and his insurance companies has finally reached trial.…