Dan Duray
Donors give to local art projects
Knight Foundation awards $2.36m to 53 initiatives in Miami
Can polar bear hair authenticate contested Pollock painting?
Estate of Jackson Pollock’s mistress builds new case around forensic analysis
Insurance rates drop back to pre-Hurricane Sandy levels
Premiums head south but conditions more onerous
Strong finish for New York auction marathon at Christie’s
Matisse’s drawing of sleeping beauty fitted mood of quiet Impressionist and Modern sale
Records for Cy Twombly and Mike Kelley at solid Sotheby’s sale
Contemporary art auction in New York meets expectations as market finds its level
Louise Bourgeois’ spider breaks record, but auction at Christie’s crawls in below estimate
Auction house’s post-war and contemporary sale in New York last night was patchy
Modigliani sells for $170m to China, but market ‘a little cooler, a little smarter’
Shaky stock market dampens Christie’s contemporary and Modern art auction
Never on a Sunday: Phillips contemporary sale fails to meet low estimate
The auction house’s CEO Ed Dolman pins tepid results to “selective bidding” by collectors saving their money for the week’s auction gauntlet
Picasso portrait helps Sotheby’s put Taubman blues behind it
Billionaire sells Blue Period La Gommeuse for $67m in upbeat Impressionist and Modern sale
Big show for Oldenburg's mini works
Paula Cooper's exhibition, which opens tomorrow, includes miniatures of some of the Pop artist's most monumental pieces
Lacklustre result for Sotheby’s sale of former chief's best works
Modigliani soars, but many pieces once owned by Alfred Taubman fall flat
Performa’s ten-year balancing act
Latest edition of performance art biennial launches this month, bringing new works to venues across New York
Director of famous gallery embroiled in tech chief’s ‘game’ to hide proceeds from art sales
Court ordered businessman to sell assets following insider trading scandal
New York mayor makes slow progress on election promises
Bill de Blasio slashes budgets for big capital projects and has yet to deliver on other fronts
Online art sales are on the up—and so is fraud
Retailers need to do more to protect buyers from fraudsters selling fakes as online art businesses attract more investment
Just what is Isil looting in Syria?
Amid destruction and murder, it is difficult to know the extent of the terrorist group’s antiquities trafficking
A picture says a thousand words
Ten years after hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, we asked artists and curators to describe what they see as the defining image of the storm and its aftermath