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Dealers were expanding old spaces and opening new ones as the city’s art market surpassed London’s
Executives see partnerships with regional fairs as a way of expanding its reach and revenues
Auction-house stalwarts are turning a poorly regarded profession into a desirable service for collectors
Auction will include O’Keeffe, Hockney and Hopper; Sotheby’s and Russian billionaire Rybolovlev agree to mediation; Thatcher’s paintings for sale
The sixth edition foregrounds young designers who are working at the cutting edge
The supply of first-rank pictures is declining but prime works still find takers
The former dealer has been selling and collecting works on paper for more than 30 years
Ownership concerns are bound to have an impact, but a more holistic narrative of the continent’s art history is in sight
Frank van den Bergh is selling 146 decks made across 300 years at the Tefaf fair
Sotheby’s draws Asian bidders; California couple sell $30mn of art for charity; and more
Artists attracted by artificial intelligence; Lyon & Turnbull enters the avant-garde; art law teams beef up
They are popping up everywhere from a former mechanic’s garage to a home in the Santa Monica hills
She started a space focusing on overlooked and marginalised artists so she could do things her own way
1960s pioneers such as Frederick Hammersley and Vera Molnár are finally winning curatorial and market respect
She has overseen a massive expansion two decades in the making alongside LA’s art boom
The fair is taking up residence in Santa Monica airport in the wealthy Westside district
Single-owner sale of Middle East art for Sotheby’s; Frieze alumni launch consultancy; is Bonhams for sale again?
Lisson runs late in LA; abortion addressed in London show; Strauss wants to sell African art to African collectors
Artificial intelligence platforms face lawsuits; Brafa returns to regular slot; Dickinson gallery’s new line-up; rare 1820 interracial portrait sold for $1mn
‘Sunflowers’ lawsuit challenges Japanese owners; antique dealers aim to go green; Shezad Dawood dives into NFTs
Galleries test Singapore’s market; Patti Wong sets up advisory business in Hong Kong
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