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IESA (the Institut d’Etudes Superieures des Arts, Paris) runs two highly regarded MA programmes on…
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On Friday, 15 March, the art economist Clare McAndrew is due to present the findings of her annual art market report at a panel discussion held during Tefaf in Maastricht. Focusing on the emerging market of China and Brazil, the report reveals a…
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Sotheby’s is selling Andy Warhol’s silkscreens Green Disaster (Green Disaster Twice), 1963 (est around $ 12m), and Suicide, 1964 (est $ 6m-$ 8m), both from his “Death and Disaster Series”, at its contemporary art evening sale in New York…
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The top end of the art market appears to keep climbing, despite fresh crises in the currency and banking markets and ongoing turmoil in the Eurozone. The reportedly strong sales at Art Basel (13-17 June) indicate a buoyancy bearing little…
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We speak to Simon de Pury, the chairman of the auction house Phillips de Pury, and the art dealers Nicholas Maclean and Joost Bosland, about the competition between art fairs and auction houses….
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One American artist seems to be everywhere this year. At the Fondation Beyeler here in Basel, the acclaimed exhibition “Jeff Koons” opened on 13 May (until 2 September). The celebrations continue in Frankfurt on 20 June, when simultaneous…
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A criminal network is believed to have targeted more than 30 auction houses across the UK, using fake credit cards to steal works of art. While initial reports claimed that the suspects only approached regional auction houses, it is now clear that…
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A major Greek collector has taken Sotheby’s to court in Athens over two alleged fake paintings attributed to the Greek artist Constantin Parthenis (1878-1967). The case has stoked fears that the Greek art market is riddled with fakes, which may have…
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The restoration of a painting by Rubens from London’s Courtauld Gallery has revealed that the work was probably not a commission, but created for the speculative market. Cain Slaying Abel, around 1608-09—one of the most significant works by…
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The crisis in the eurozone, the threat of recession, rising unemployment and widespread political uncertainty painted a grim picture of the global economy at the end of 2011—and yet one sector was apparently defiant: the art market. As the economic…
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