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Nicolas Party, Glenn Fuhrman
At Puck’s Art of Influence event in September, collector Glenn Fuhrman interviewed Swiss artist Nicolas Party about the challenges and opportunities of being a successful international artist—from pricing and the politics of the studio visit to the freedom of creating work that isn’t for sale.
Ruth Asawa
Marion Maneker October 28, 2025
A sweeping MoMA retrospective shows the full scope and ambition of Ruth Asawa, a titanic talent who studied with luminaries like Buckminster Fuller and Josef Albers, yet wasn’t fully discovered until her death in 2013. As the art world approaches her centennial, the appreciation is still growing.
Art Basel Paris 2025
Marion Maneker October 24, 2025
The global fair’s Paris edition is now Europe’s undisputed apex art event. But is Paris more of an attraction to buyers, or a distraction from the real deal heat? Depends whom you ask.
Martin Wilson Phillips Auction
The newish C.E.O. of Phillips opens up about his innovative new fee structure, competing for the biggest estates, and how his house is distinguishing itself as the smallest of the Big Three.


Gerhard Richter's Retrospective
Marion Maneker October 21, 2025
The Louvre smash-and-grab is the talk of Paris, but let’s focus on the museums that didn’t get robbed—including a major retrospective of Gerhard Richter, and shows that should help Philip Guston and George Condo cement their places in art history.
Francis Bacon Sotheby's
Marion Maneker October 17, 2025
Frieze week in London delivered a swirl of mixed messages: Collectors are wary of overspending and dealers are relying on the old dependables, but there’s a new wave of younger art-curious collectors circling the hunt. Meanwhile, Frieze’s newly enhanced V.I.P. team appeared to get results.
A freewheeling, on-the-record roundtable with some of the world’s most prominent art collectors—Glenn Fuhrman, Michael Ovitz, J. Tomilson Hill, and Dasha Zhukova—discussing their formative experiences with art, what drives serious collecting today, and how to get the next generation of potential collectors to look at art somewhere other than their phones.
Sotheby's Jean-Michel Basquiat
Marion Maneker October 14, 2025
Now in its third decade, London’s Frieze art fair occupies a different world than it once did, as New York and Paris have taken on greater importance for auctions. Now the major houses are rethinking what London is for.


Peter Scantland
Marion Maneker October 10, 2025
After he figured out how to build a better billboard, Ohio native Peter Scantland began building a collection. Now, the 46-year-old is endowing and collaborating with museums, and offering a promising ideal of the younger collector.
Roy Lichtenstein Hong Kong
Simultaneous late September auctions in Hong Kong and New York told two very different stories about the art market: Asia is showing signs of life, and rebalancing, while New York is still waiting for direction.
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