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2023/03/16

Gallery wall labels: short, long, digital or none at all?

2022/09/12

The Enduring Style of Queen Elizabeth II

There were never any surprises in Queen Elizabeth II`s sartorial choices, and many would say that`s a good thing.

2022/09/10

Queen Elizabeth II and the shape of 20th-century power dressing

2022/07/04

How Auctions Identify the Next Big Artists and Trends

2020/12/29

The story of a visual arts media during the Covid 19 pandemic

2020/02/23

Dale Chihuly, Pioneering Glass Artist and Seattle Icon, Is Building a Major Legacy

2020/02/17

The 10 Best Booths at Frieze Los Angeles

2020/01/05

Our Readers’ Favorite Art Destinations, from a Kansas Town to the Westfjords of Iceland

2019/12/24

This Danish Mega-Collector Launched His Latest Private Museum in Brooklyn

2019/11/09

Yayoi Kusamas Radical Work Goes Far beyond Her Infinity Rooms

2019/09/16

Why We’re Still Making Pinch Pots

2019/09/01

Trump Tariffs Loom Large in Current Chinese Art Market Uncertainty

2019/08/19

In California Wine Country, a Couple Has Planted a World-Class Sculpture Park

2019/06/11

The Art Market Has Stagnated. It’s Time for the Industry to Ac

2018/10/29

What Sold at FIAC

On Friday night at the Elysee Palace in Paris, dealers and artists in town for the annual Foire Internationale d`Art Contemporain—the fair known as FIAC, which opened to VIPs on Wednesday with 195 galleries from 27 countries, and closed Sunday night—attended a party where the guest of honor set to address them was no less of an eminence than French president Emmanuel Macron. No head of state in France had thrown such a party for the fair since 1985.