Sotheby’s launches first fine art Sealed auction without reserve – The Art Newspaper
Sotheby’s, the world’s premier destination for fine art and luxury, has announced the expansion of its innovative, online only, private selling format...
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What Art Collectors Need to Know About New Perspectives Art Partners
The structure of the venture is notably unconventional, quite unlike a traditional gallery or advisory and instead modeled after top-tier management...
At Sotheby’s, a Trove of Early Examples of Computer Art
Grace Hertlein’s collection is “a kaleidoscopic snapshot of the early decades of an art historical and technological phenomenon.” Courtesy Sotheby’s It’s...
The art market bites back as estimates fail to score – The Art Newspaper
Slowdown, slump, shakedown, stagnation. Call it what you will, the international art market is going through what many people in the industry feel is a...
Art market bites back as estimates fail to score – The Art Newspaper
Slowdown, slump, shakedown, stagnation. Call it what you will, the international art market is going through what many people in the industry feel is a...
The Art Market Rebounds: Prints and New Buyers Fuel Growth
While headlines suggest a slump, the art market is expanding thanks to young collectors and prints priced under $50,000. Kevin Czopek/BFA.com You’ve probably...
‘Halo effect’ of two powerful female art dealers’ collections boosts Sotheby’s New York sale
Sotheby’s closed out a week of high-stakes evening auctions in New York on Thursday night (15 May) with a successful three-part sale that consistently hit the...
High hopes for Aboriginal art in major New York auction
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains the names people who have died. Sotheby’s New York is hosting a major auction...
$70m Giacometti bombs at patchy Sotheby’s Modern art auction
Sotheby’s Modern evening sale brought in $152m ($186.4m with fees) last night, far below the auction house’s pre-sale estimate of $170.3m to $248.7m. Proof...
Why is the art market turning Gulf-wards?
The sale of luxury goods in China slumped in 2024 by an eye-watering 18% to 20%, according to the consultancy Bain & Company, bringing to an end a period...
