Art market
The Scottish garden hawk flies into New York, Louise’s new love, the youngest collector, and where to buy a book
Raising the flag in the West (Village)
US sues Larry Gagosian seeking back income taxes on art sales
Taxman claims he and others created a shell company to avoid tax
Play again, Calder: Artist's toys back in production
A French company is re-producing toys by the inventor of the mobile
Belgian tapestries dealer Bernard Blondeel is selling his inventory at Christie’s on 2nd April
Despite the market for tapestry fluctuating throughout the 20th century, interest is high at present
The Conseil de Ventes has published its first report but two members have stormed out
Plus ça change... plus c’est la même chose
Giles Howard aims to prove that art can be sold on the internet, despite many art sales websites floundering
Britart founder and CEO believes that promotion is key
Contemporary sales report: Storm warnings prove inaccurate
Problematic Warhols hinder Christie’s but Sotheby’s sparkles with Richter Riley, Barceló and Flanaghan
AIPAD '03 fair report: Art market perseveres in the shadow of a war
Collectors braved the terrorist alerts and bought but at a lower level than in the past
Diary of a New York dealer: Carlton Rochell
Contemporary art collectors are coming to Southeast Asian art. Hollywood’s fascination with Buddhism is also a trigger
Association Giacometti's dwindling funds compel Paris courts to sue
Their problems could be blamed on the troubled stock market or an ongoing lawsuit between the directors and the executor of the bequest
Salon du Dessin is what a fair should be
A host of related events make this a “must” for drawings collectors
Sotheby’s to close online art sales site in May
Just a year after Sotheby’s announced a strategic alliance with the giant auction site eBay, it has thrown in the towel and will stop online sales of art and antiques, from May
At ArteFiera in Bologna emerging artists were more popular than the big names
“Collectors want something new”
Lorenzo Rudolf to run dmg fairs after David and Lee Ann Lester cut ties
After his substantial contributions to Art Basel and Art Basel Miami Beach, Rudolf tries his hand at dmg
The supply of surrealism on the art market means that collectors can still tap into this movement
The Surrealism sections of the February sales in London were the only to produce sparkling results
Interview with a British dealer Pat Jordan Evans on her gallery's 30th anniversary
An out-of-town gallery thrives on showing gentle, figurative painters
In the last decade, the profiles of the leading German artists have only increased, as have the prices of their art
Prices for Gursky, Struth, Ruff and Demand have rocketed in 10 years
Partial success for Japanese woodblock prints at the Bérès sale
Hokusai is now hotter than Sharaku
Diary of a London dealer: Alistair Sampson. Yes, trade is dreadful at the moment
Leading specialist in early English decorative arts expects a slow improvement in trade
Export Reviewing Committee declares Anglo-Saxon cross a fake
Is the Anglo-Saxon cross shaft found at auction among tractor parts a $500,000 treasure or not?
The owner of Christie’s continues his battle to have a statue that he bought declared a fake
The statue of Pharaoh Sesostris III has already been deemed authentic in the Pinault's two lost lawsuits
Diary of a London dealer, Nicholas Logsdail: “I think I changed the landscape”
Why the art market is holding up as stock exchanges plunge, and why there are 10 times more collectors than in 1990
15th century German armour sold to American buyer
Unconfirmed reports suggest Ronald Lauder is the purchaser
Christie’s Picasso sale saw prices soar; but the highest-priced lots were the least desired
Most of the unsold lots were high-value items unlikely to attract new buyers
Diary of a New York dealer, Hans Kraus, Jr: “The old medium has died and digital has taken over”
Why collectors of 19th-century painting are crossing over into photography
Serious doubts about “Alhambra” vase sold at Drouot for E3.6 million
Big price, big fake?
A market for baskets: Interview with New York dealer Sebastian Izzard
The difference between Japanese and European taste in the field of Japanese art
Christie's Giacometti sale overshadowed by interference of French auctioneers and Giacometti Association protests
The auction was moved to Drouot after commisaire-priseurs' took objection to court-directed sales legislature being overlooked