In March 2013, Jérôme de Noirmont closed the door of his Paris gallery on the elite art strip of Avenue Read more…

As relations normalize between the United States and Cuba, restitution cases involving misappropriated art are likely to proliferate. With President Read more…

Will Success last for the zero-to-$60,000 plus auction stars? November in New YorK, the Philips’ evening sale of contemporary art Read more…

  What a difference a decade makes. Given the buzz surrounding London as an international art hub, one that encroaches Read more…

Announced last week, cosmetic magnate Leonard Lauder’s extraordinary gift of 78 Cubist works to the Metropolitan Museum of Art instantly Read more…

An auction scene in Oliver Stone’s Wall Street, the 1987 Hollywood depiction of the financial industry, features lead character Gordon Read more…

The last days of the art world’s usual August break were interrupted by a host of captivating headlines. Of particular Read more…

  Market heights have created a boom of artist-endowed foundations, charged with enhancing legacies and giving back. In the last Read more…

After a Gambling Indictment, Is It Business As Usual? In April, 34 people were charged with illegal gambling activity in Read more…

Curated Selling Shows, Online Platforms, New Commission Strategies, Global Penetration: The Brick-and-Mortar Auction House Enters the 21st Century In the Read more…