To Sell Is Cheaper, To Buy Is More Expensive
Art and Auction Magazine
March 1, 2000 by Judd Tully

On February 7, days after it was revealed that Christie’s cooperation with the Department of Justice’s antitrust investigation had resulted Read more…

What Price Collusion?
Art and Auction Magazine
March 1, 2000 by Judd Tully

As this issue went to press, another explosion in the wide-reaching Department of Justice probe of the art market detonated Read more…

De Kooning at 90: Troubled Times
Art and Auction Magazine
November 28, 1993 by Judd Tully

As America prepares to celebrate its greatest living artist, the debate over his late work —and whether the artist is 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…

The Legacy of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Art and Auction Magazine
October 1, 1992 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…