A Master of the Mix of Big Art and Big Money
The Washington Post
June 6, 1993 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…

Basquiat Fakes
Art and Auction Magazine
October 1, 1992 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…

15 Minutes Later – Warhol Now
Artnews
March 1, 1992 by Judd Tully

Five years after Andy Warhol’s death, his estate exercises tight control of his work. But problems and questions continue to Read more…

Jeff Koon’s Raw Talent
The Washington Post
December 15, 1991 by Judd Tully

Made in Heaven,” Jeff Koons’s new X-rated art. show at the Sonnabend Gallery in SoHo, carries a warning sign on Read more…

Painting by the NumbersPainting by the Numbers – In Mark Kostabi’s Factory
The Washington Post
July 18, 1991 by Judd Tully

Mark Kostabi, king-con of the ’80s art world, doesn’t dye his hair anymore or wear “clown suits” from Charivari. “In Read more…

The Polo Payment
The Washington Post
June 17, 1991 by Judd Tully

A French court has ordered the auction of the remaining art collection of fugitive financier Roberto Polo, estimated to be Read more…

The Myriad Faces of Mexico
Trump's
November 1, 1990 by Judd Tully

Facing the 16th-century facade of the Catedral Metropolitana de Xalapa in the Zocalo. Mexico City’s grand central square, you feel Read more…

Hot Art, Cold Cash
The Journal of Art
November 1, 1990 by Judd Tully

The increasing success of art thieves is not a pretty picture New York. Alarm bells are ringing worldwide over the Read more…

Contemportary British and American Ceramics
Architectural Digest
October 20, 1990 by Judd Tully

The market for contemporary ceramics, long a stepchild of the fine arts, has emerged in 1990 alive and kicking. England Read more…

The Mystery of the Masterwork – Retracing the Provenance of Picasso’s ‘The Marriage of Pierrette’
The Washington Post
February 24, 1990 by Judd Tully

For 60 years, its whereabouts were unknown, its very existence in doubt. But last November, “The Marriage of Pierrette,” Pablo Read more…