Art market
Court makes decision in battle over Warhol estate
The Andy Warhol Foundation is appealing the case, which will be heard in October
The Barnes Foundation harnesses home-shopping channel
Renoir makes his TV debut as controversy reigns over merchandising
What's on in Paris: New Rauschenbergs at Daniel Templon and mysteries abound at Jorge Alyskewic
Meanwhile, Bertrand's return to drawing is on display at Samia Saouma
Bill Jacklin sells in Hong Kong with his 'Urban Portraits' of the city
The colony’s first artist-in-residence appeals to new local collectors
Have the salerooms killed off London as a major player in the Asian art market?
Top dealer Giuseppe Eskenazi blames the auction houses
Is New York taking over from London for Old Master drawings?
Christie's cancel a London sale and European dealers are flocking to the US to buy and sell
A whiff of optimism for Madrid's ARCO with international outlook built on homegrown foundations
Twelve American dealers and seventeen private collectors invited
Contemporary sales report, London: Infectious enthusiasm pulls in bidders at Sotheby's
Bacon, Kitaj, Warhol and Richter attract keen competition
With the rise of the super-store, what will happen to the art book industry?
“The biggest change in the publishing business these days is the phenomenon of the super-store and the breakneck pace at which these stores are opening”
Novel approaches: Changes in the German art book market
As the recession begins to abate in Germany, the market for art books blossoms
Exploiting the exhibition catalogue: An assessment of art publishing today
How publishers are coping with changes in academic approaches to art and the buying habits of the public
Low totals, but dealers' worst fears assuaged: Impressionist and Modern sales '94, New York
Reasonable results, with collectors looking lively
As more private libraries are put on the block, the question arises —are we running out of old libraries?
Some of Europe’s oldest collections have recently been broken up: are there many left, and who is buying the books?
Number of fake Moores on the increase
Dramatic rise in counterfeit bronzes on the market
FotoFest 94 emphasises global environment concerns
The Texas gathering is expected to attract as many as 50,000 visitors
Chinese art is finally brought to the Western world's attention
Johnson Chang is promoting the avant-garde
Six-figure sum for Frida Kahlo’s journal
Abrams’s winning bid for 170-page illustrated diary
Subject over style for Italian collectors, as photography continues to be commodity of choice
Works of illustration and Italian genre photography have been market favourites since the seventies
Photography thriving in London, shortage of collectors notwithstanding
Few buyers, but innovative galleries win the public's approval
Has the recession spelled the end of arts sponsorships by French companies, or just wiser spending?
Admical offers a number of explanations as to why figures have declined
Singapore’s new art auction market has an impressive turnover of more than $10 million after only five sales
A ten-fold increase in turnover on 1993
The hunting and capture of two fakers: Mr and Mrs 'van den Bergen' arrested on forgery charges
Ali Baba’s cave of forgeries uncovered—the crucial evidence lay in the fake certificates
Bank debtors’ Van Gogh withdrawn as fake
While there is some support for its attribution, doubt still lingers
Dealers at Art Basel play it safe in response to art market uncertainty
Return to the classics as galleries keep their eyes on selling
Calder for sale in London
Tapping into the artist's popularity after the success of his RA appearance
The Warhol estate undervalued, finds court
The judge’s ruling resolves the crux of the legal war between the foundation and the lawyer for Warhol’s estate
Stolichny bank buys war booty
Russian bank revealed as major investor in the art market
Clients look to spend, some over $1 million dollars: The Art Show 1994, New York
Serious collectors, serious prices, but mostly for the modern