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Pauline Karpidas
Marion Maneker August 5, 2025
The octogenarian collector, famous for collecting “in depth,” is emptying out her London home and selling an estimated $80 million worth of art and design. She once helped bail out the art market after the financial crisis. Can she do it again?
Luca Guadagnino
Marion Maneker August 1, 2025
The acclaimed director is a favorite collaborator of actors like Julia Roberts, Timothée Chalamet, and Zendaya, but he also draws inspiration from painters like Giorgio Morandi, David Hockney, and Michaël Borremans. And he’s even cast his art dealer in his latest film.
As museums have recalibrated to ride out the MAGA storm, Suffolk has made it imperative to diversify the High Museum’s audiences and offerings—and to embrace Atlanta’s unique history and strengths.
George Condo
Marion Maneker July 25, 2025
The French art world is checked out for the summer, and its attention has already turned toward the fall, where Paris has a lineup of exhibitions—from George Condo to Richter—and a new home for the Fondation Cartier in time for October’s Art Basel.


Winston Artory Group
The merger of Winston Art Group with Artory is a possible step toward the greater financialization of art. But will art ever really be an “asset”?
Phillips Auction
Marion Maneker July 22, 2025
As auction houses look to regain their mojo by tweaking pricing and structures, Phillips has announced a true potential game-changer—a triple whammy that increases the buyer’s premium, offers a discount to early bidders, and previews intent. So… will it work?
Beauford Delaney
Marion Maneker July 18, 2025
Beauford Delaney’s big, brightly colored works forged his identity as an artist, and not just another expat friend of James Baldwin and Georgia O’Keeffe. Now, a sweeping exhibition of his work at the Drawing Center shows the remarkable range of an underappreciated great American artist.
Bonnie Brennan
A report from the auction houses’ earnings calls as they try to steer the press toward a narrative of stability rather than sky-is-falling panic. While not entirely successful, they did provide some reasons for optimism.


Ken Goldin
Marion Maneker July 15, 2025
A wide-ranging conversation with the sports collectibles and Netflix impresario Ken Goldin, whose Goldin Auctions has helped legitimize the market. Naturally, he’s now expanding his collectibles empire even further.
John Cohan Gallery
Marion Maneker July 11, 2025
The art world may have decamped to the Greek Isles or the South of France, but there’s still plenty of exceptional work to enjoy in Manhattan’s galleries. Herewith, a survey of a few gems you might have overlooked…
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