What to Expect at the 2026 LA Art Show
[ad_1] Gail Descoeurs, Remember, 2023; Oil on canvas, 18 × 36 in / 45.7 × 91.4 cm., brought by Rehs Contemporary Galleries. Courtesy the artist and Rehs...
[ad_1] Gail Descoeurs, Remember, 2023; Oil on canvas, 18 × 36 in / 45.7 × 91.4 cm., brought by Rehs Contemporary Galleries. Courtesy the artist and Rehs...
[ad_1] After a turbulent start marked by gallery closures and market contraction, 2025 ultimately emerged as a year of resets rather than collapse. Courtesy of...
[ad_1] Art market players ended 2025 in a relatively good mood, but what does 2026 have in store? I have taken a long gaze into the crystal ball and come up...
[ad_1] Art market players ended 2025 in a relatively good mood, but what does 2026 have in store? I have taken a long gaze into the crystal ball and come up...
[ad_1] Workers at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts adding President Donald J. Trump’s name to the building on December 19. hoto by...
[ad_1] David Hockney, The Poet, from The Blue Guitar, 1976-77. Courtesy of Adam Baumgold Gallery Auction results are usually the only public data available for...
[ad_1] This has been a tumultuous year for the art market. Following the closures of influential galleries from Los Angeles and New York to London, and...
[ad_1] The contraction of the global art market stretched well into 2025, with the challenging macro environment cited as a key reason behind the closures of...
[ad_1] Dealers must walk a fine line between sustaining an artist’s market and closing the sale. © Vasco Stocker Vilhena (for Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art)...
[ad_1] You could be forgiven for thinking at various points in the past year that it might be the end times for the global art industry. An ongoing wave of...
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