Fair Warning (Again): George Condo’s “Dreamscape” from 2010 Fetches $3,680,000
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August 7, 2020 by Judd Tully

There must be something to write about, at least art market wise, in the dog days of summer, and revisiting Read more…

Christie’s “One” Brings in a Whopping $420 million
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July 10, 2020 by Judd Tully

Christie’s ambitiously titled “One: a Global Sale of the 20th Century” met expectations and more as the four city, four Read more…

Art Basel Miami Beach’s VIP Opening Sees Brisk Sales
Artnews
December 4, 2019 by Judd Tully

$2.4 M. David Hammons, $1.7 M. Helen Frankenthaler Find Buyers It’s no secret that the global art market is alive Read more…

Francis Bacon’s Women (at Ordovas)
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January 15, 2019 by Judd Tully

“Bacon’s Women,” the straight forward title at the Upper East Side outpost of Ordovas (November 2, 2018-January 11,2019), consisted of Read more…

Frieze New York Opens With Uncertainty, But Measured Sales Prevail
Blouin Artinfo
May 5, 2016 by Judd Tully

The fifth edition of Frieze New York, bivouacked in a giant, bespoke tent on Randall’s Island Park, a choppy East Read more…

Art Basel’s VIP Opening Kicks Things Off With a Flurry of Sales
Blouin Artinfo
June 17, 2015 by Judd Tully

BASEL, Switzerland — Following in the heady wake from the huge May auction results in New York, frustrated art buyers Read more…

Art Basel Kicks Off With a Big Bang of Serial Sales
Blouin Artinfo
June 17, 2014 by Judd Tully

BASEL, Switzerland — The 45th edition of Art Basel, Europe’s premier modern and contemporary art fair, opened to an elite Read more…

Phillips Closes Auction Season on a Quietly Upbeat Note
Blouin Artinfo
May 16, 2014 by Judd Tully

Phillips’ season-ending contemporary art evening sale on Thursday delivered $130,905,000, making it the Russian-owned auction house’s biggest sale to date. Read more…