Christie’s Gets Creative for 20th-Century Art Auction in July
Christie’s has a new auction format for a July 10 event that it hopes will
Art
In Seoul, the Art World Gets Back to Business
SEOUL — “I wouldn’t say things are totally back to normal,” explained Passion Lim, taking
From Afar, a Fugitive in the Knoedler Art Fraud Gives His Defense
He was accused of having been a central figure in one of the largest art
The Art (and Awkwardness) of a Virtual Haircut
SAN FRANCISCO — More than 20 days into San Francisco’s shelter-in-place orders, with hair salons
The Art of the Pitch in the Midst of a Pandemic
Clint Morris, who runs October Coast Publicity in Burbank, Calif., got in touch with me
Art Basel Shifts to September Amid Coronavirus Concerns
Art Basel, the centerpiece of Europe’s summer art market calendar, has postponed its June edition
Feminists Arm Themselves With Art
This article is part of our latest Museums special section, which focuses on the intersection
TEFAF Art Fair Carries on. But Business Isn’t Usual.
MAASTRICHT, the Netherlands — “He’ll sort coronavirus for us. He conquers epidemics,” said the antiques