The Washington Post
by Judd Tully

The moment is frozen in art market history. It is Nov. 10, 1988 and 43-year-old New York art dealer Larry Read more…

unknown
by Judd Tully

In a rare, post-auction analysis of a casualty strewn auction of ten Andy Warhol paintings held at Sotheby’s New York Read more…

Independent Projects
by Judd Tully

Listen to a delightfully nuanced and humor flecked interview with the great SoHo art dealer held at his eponymous space Read more…

unknown
by Judd Tully

In a long though not particularly revealing interview at his luxurious Madison Avenue gallery in April 1993, art dealer honcho Read more…

The Washington Post
by Judd Tully

Thomas Hovings’s tell-all account of his decade at the helm of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is as action-packed as Read more…

The Washington Post
by Judd Tully

In a stinging blow to art market expectations for a recovery, Sotheby’s tonight registered its highest rate of unsold works Read more…

Art and Auction Magazine
by Judd Tully

“Sure, There’ve Been Fakes” So far there is no formal apparatus, set up by either the Basquiat estate or any Read more…

Art and Auction Magazine
by Judd Tully

As New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art mounts the first Jean-Michel Basquiat retrospective in the United States (opening October Read more…

The New York Times
by Judd Tully

The $4 billion Euro-Disneyland opened last month on the outskirts of Paris, and Mickey Mouse was on hand to greet Read more…

by Judd Tully

Rauschenberg’s alchemic wizardry transforms you-name-it detritus into barely elegant sculptural “gluts” and shakes up Knoedler’s pristine space. Night Dock Sled Read more…