Yves Bouvier Faces Trial Over Missing Picassos and Other Key Art Market Updates
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Why the Art World Still Falls Short on Equity for Women Artists
Collector Komal Shah hosted the Making Their Mark Forum in Washington, D.C., where the focus was on improving the art industry for women. The
Art Dealers See Higher Sales in 2025, Despite a Smaller Buyer Pool
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Leonardo-Associated ‘Salvator Mundi’ Draws Attention at TEFAF
A Leonardo-linked version of Salvator Mundi has surfaced at TEFAF Maastricht, attracting attention for its connection to the record $450 million painting sold in
Conductor, a Brooklyn Art Fair With a Worldwide Focus, Makes Its Spring Debut
Powerhouse Arts will host the debut edition of Conductor: Art Fair of the Global Majority this spring in Brooklyn. The fair is positioned as
Rembrandt’s Pupil Willem Drost Work Finds a New Home
Willem Drost’s Man With a Plumed Red Beret has been sold at TEFAF Maastricht to the Leiden Collection, which plans to make the painting
Blink and You May Miss Them: Three New York Shows With Very Short Runs
Gallery exhibitions once had much shorter lifespans than they do today, with landmark shows by Jasper Johns and Robert Longo lasting only a matter
Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore: Surrealist Partners Who Resisted the German Occupation
A new exhibition at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis expands the view of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore’s contributions to Surrealism. The show