Impressionist and Modern Art Aside from a few high-profile flops that the houses stumbled Over, the February sales of Impressionist Read more…

I started out writing art reviews for Flash Art and Arts in the 1980s in New York. At the time Read more…

“I walk through the world fairly unself-conscious of how people perceive me,” says Amy Cappellazzo in a private viewing room Read more…

Usually this is the time of year when the art world gears up with bated breath for the critical round Read more…

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

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

A Sleek group of thirty-somethings was swilling cosmopolitans and munching speared morsels of chicken satay off shiny silver trays at Read more…

In Christie’s posh salesroom on Park Avenue last week, “Self-Portrait” by Jean-Michel Basquiat, the onetime graffiti artist who died of Read more…

Fed by a trove of art-rich estates, Christie’s and Sotheby’s start the auction season stuffed with high-priced offerings. Over the Read more…

Andy Warhol’s “Shot Red Marilyn” goes on the block with a presale estimate of $2.5 million to $3 million Warhol’s Read more…