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Published: May 18, 2013
Having gotten her start on antiquing trips from London, the now Asia-based dealer comments now on the rapid development of Hong Kong as an art hub.
Auctions
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Judd Tully
NEW YORK — Auction history was made at Christie’s postwar and contemporary evening sale on Wednesday, which raked in $...
SALE: Fine and rare winesLOCATION: Sotheby’s, London and Christie's, Hong Kong ...
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Judd Tully
NEW YORK — Fueled by a handful of outstanding offerings, the contemporary art market maintained its upwardly...
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Judd Tully
NEW YORK — Sold to benefit conservation projects for endangered species, the 33 donated art works in the Leonardo...
A rare VOX custom-built guitar played by Beatles John Lennon and George Harrison is among the rock memorabilia up...
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Judd Tully
NEW YORK — After last night's robust Sotheby's sale, the Impressionist and Modern market continued to swing at...
Collecting
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Sarah P Hanson, Art+Auction
In the May 2013 issue, Art+Auction took a look at some of the must-have timepieces available at this month’s ...
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Alexander Forbes, Art+Auction
As wintry weather began to descend on Helsinki last November, a close knit group of friends, collectors, and artists...
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Rozalia Jovanovic
NEW YORK — Friday night, while the city was still high on an art fair buzz, a small group of people gathered at the...
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Kristen Boatright, Aaron Sherman
The New Art Dealers Alliance holds its second edition of NADA New York at a new location-- more than 70...
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Vanessa Yurkevich, Dion Tan
PULSE New York 2013 at the Metropolitan Pavilion features contemporary art from more than 60 galleries. The IMPULSE...
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Kristen Boatright
Collective .1 is a new design fair that presents a cohesive, curated selection of vintage and contemporary design from...
Galleries
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Janelle Zara
After debuting at the Barbican during Frieze London last year, rAndom International’s “Rain Room” (2012) arrived...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO
Once again, ARTINFO has sent its intrepid staff into the streets of New York, charged with reviewing the art they saw...
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Céline Piettre, Tom Chen
BRUSSELS — The 31st edition of Art Brussels just wrapped up under the new leadership of Anne...
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Rozalia Jovanovic
On July 16, 2012, a painting by a little-known artist sold at Christie’s for $74,500, nearly ten times its...
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Mathieu Tank, Aaron Sherman
200 galleries from 25 countries display their artwork in the 47th edition of Art Cologne. Here's a look at 60...
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Vanessa Yurkevich
In this week's GALLERY NIGHT we explore the world of Yael Kanarek's "High Performance Gear" at bitforms gallery in...
Art & Crime
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Kate Deimling, ARTINFO France
There are a number of surprising statements in Jonathon Keats’s new book “Forged: Why Fakes Are the Great Art of Our...
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Julia Halperin
Ralph Esmerian, the disgraced former owner of luxury jewelry retailer Fred Leighton, was sentenced to six years in...
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Rachel Corbett
If anyone would want to steer clear of the Russian legal system you’d think it would be the anarchist art collective...
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Céline Piettre, ARTINFO France
MAINE-ET-LOIRE — A recent article in Der Spiegel urged Germany to do some real soul-searching — as well as museum-...
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Julia Halperin
NEW YORK — On Tuesday, the now-defunct Knoedler Gallery was slapped with a lawsuit for selling an allegedly fake...
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Coline Milliard
A 1920 painting by Henri Matisse stolen from the Moderna Museet in Stockholm in 1987 has resurfaced in Essex.Art...
Columnists
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Shane Ferro
The last week has been something of a rollercoaster of news about the Los Angeles museum world. First, after months —...
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Richard Armstrong
The following is a response to the article "How Did the Guggenheim's MAP Global Art Initiative Get So Lost? Blame the...

































