culture and arts

The auction house exodus continues, this time at Phillips, where Ed Dolman has resigned as executive chairman. He has held

In The Dutch Settlers (1982), Jean-Michel Basquiat splices markers of historical exploitation (“TOBACCO”), the birthplace of African civilisation (“NUBIA”), and

A rare version of a famous bronze by Camille Claudel, lost for more than a century, is coming to auction

This year marks a second consecutive drop in annual sales for Christie’s, which released its projected 2024 results Tuesday (17

The family of late Marlborough Gallery chairman Pierre Levai has filed a lawsuit to prevent the art dealer’s lover from

Julia Kornberg’s debut novel, Berlin Atomized, straddles the past and the future. In the early 2000s, the three Goldstein children

Pace African & Oceanic Art announced it would close this week after more than 50 years of selling artefacts from

In June, Christie’s France announced a slew of records from the €26.7m sale of Jean Siméon Chardin’s masterpiece still life

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA Boston) has consigned 17 deaccessioned Golden Age Dutch and Flemish paintings to be

The top end of the market continued to contract this year, as trophy lots failed to return in the numbers