SOTHEBY’S WILL OPEN ITS NEW GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS IN THE BREUER BUILDING IN NEW YORK ON 8 NOVEMBER, FOLLOWING A RENOVATION BY HERZOG AND DE MEURON
CHRISTIE’S LONDON WILL STAGE A SINGLE-OWNER SALE IN OCTOBER FEATURING THE COLLECTION OF OLE FAARUP, ANCHORED BY TWO MAJOR PETER DOIG CANVASES
ITALY’S FIRST SOLO SHOW OF THE WORKS OF LEONORA CARRINGTON TO OPEN ON 20TH SEPTEMBER AT PALAZZO REALE IN MILAN
A NEW ARTDAI REPORT RELEASED BY PUCK HAS IDENTIFIED A SHIFT IN THE ART MARKET, WITH BUYERS 'SERIOUSLY PURSUING WORKS MADE BY HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT ARTISTS'
CKGSB HAS PARTNERED WITH SDA BOCCONI TO LAUNCH THE MM ART INDICES, TRACKING GLOBAL ART MARKET PERFORMANCE AND PROVIDING INSTITUTIONAL-GRADE ANALYSIS
PHILLIPS CLAIMS STAKE IN THE SOUTH ASIAN MARKET WITH NEW LONDON EXHIBITION ON SOUTH ASIAN MODERNISM
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM TO DISPLAY £450,000 DINOSAUR FOSSIL PREVIOUSLY SHOWN AT FRIEZE MASTERS AFTER LONDON GALLERY HELPS SECURE BUYER
A BLOCKBUSTER GERHARD RICHTER RETROSPECTIVE WILL BE COMING TO FONDATION LOUIS VUITTON IN PARIS THIS AUTUMN
A NEWLY ATTRIBUTED TURNER WORK WAS SOLD FOR £1.9 MILLION AT SOTHEBY'S LONDON ON 2ND JULY, NEARLY EIGHT TIMES THE ESTIMATE
A CANALETTO MASTERPIECE SET A NEW WORLD RECORD FOR THE ARTIST AT CHRISTIE'S OLD MASTERS EVENING SALE IN LONDON ON 1ST JULY, FETCHING £31.9 MILLION
ITALY ANNOUNCES THAT VAT ON ART SALES WILL BE REDUCED FROM 22% TO 5%, MAKING IT THE LOWEST RATE IN EUROPE
ART BASEL 2025: DAY TWO SALES INCLUDE MICHAEL ARTMITAGE'S IN THE GARDEN AT €3.2 MILLION AND A 2025 ADRIAN GHENIE PAINTING AT €1 MILLION
ART BASEL 2025: ANNELY JUDA FINE ART REPORTS SELLING DAVID HOCKNEY'S MID NOVEMBER TUNNEL FOR A PRICE IN THE RANGE OF $13 MILLION - $17 MILLION
ART BASEL 2025: HAUSER & WIRTH SELLS MARK ROTHKO'S 1962 ORANGE ON WINE FOR AN UNDISCLOSED PRICE, WITH WORKS FROM THE SAME YEAR PREVIOUSLY FETCHING BETWEEN $30 MILLION AND $50 MILLION AT AUCTION
AMERICAN POST-MINIMALIST SCULPTOR JOEL SHAPIRO DIES AGED 83
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES IN MAY TOTALED US$1.26 BILLION, A DECREASE FROM MAY 2024 BUT WITH AN INCREASE IN AVERAGE AND MEDIAN PRICES PER LOT
HONG KONG SPRING AUCTION SALES SEE A SHARP DECLINE FROM SPRING 2024, BELOW MARKET EXPECTATIONS AT A TOTAL OF HK$723,000,000 (US$93,000,000)
Marlene Dumas’ ‘Miss January’, 1999, became the most expensive artwork sold at auction by a living woman artist, fetching $13.65 million at Christie’s New York on May 14th
Art Basel announces Middle Eastern expansion with new fair in Qatar scheduled for February 2026
Phillips announces that Cheyenne Westphal is stepping down as global chairwoman of Phillips
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