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THE LATEST ARTICLES
Marion Maneker
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March 30, 2025
You Don’t Know Jack
As the Trump administration attacks D.E.I., a slew of museum exhibits showcasing African American art is culminating with major mid-career and historical retrospectives opening this spring. The Museum of Modern Art’s Jack Whitten survey is the surprise standout, and reveals deeper insights into the dilemmas of being a Black artist.
Marion Maneker
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March 28, 2025
Still Life With Mellon
Yale has relaunched Paul Mellon’s Center for British Art with a smart update to Louis Kahn’s last building and a refreshed conception of British art and how to view it.
The Boetti ‘Aerei’ Arbitrage
Boetti is a complex artist with an even more intricate market structure. But Ben Brown thinks his works on paper will benefit from other, more lucrative segments of his oeuvre.
Marion Maneker
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March 25, 2025
Art Basel’s Hong Kong Litmus Test
Instead of kicking off what ought to be a season of excitement for the island city, the increasingly attenuated market conditions in Asia (and the United States) are turning Art Basel into a soft launch for Hong Kong’s new look.
Marion Maneker
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March 23, 2025
Condition Report: Guillaume Cerutti of Christie’s, Part II
The auction house’s outgoing C.E.O. sits down to talk about his new role as head of François Pinault’s 10,000-work art collection, and how he’ll integrate one man’s vision into the luxury commercial interests of Groupe Artemis.
Condition Report: Anne Kraybill’s Art-Mart
The Art Bridges Foundation’s C.E.O. talks matchmaking for art institutions, particularly at a time when 95 percent of the country’s works are sitting in storage. How can (well-capitalized) regional museums play a crucial role?
Marion Maneker
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March 18, 2025
Zwirner’s Bauhaus Money
Two shows offer a vision of accelerating art market trends through the works of Léon Spilliaert, and the chummy Bauhaus trio of Anni and Josef Albers and Paul Klee.
Marion Maneker
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March 16, 2025
Asia Week Preview: South Asia Resurgent, China Recumbent
The market for Indian art is booming again. Plus, samurai swords, great waves, and porcelain.
London Falling
A lack of high-value lots, and some misplaced optimism, led to a 56 percent sales plunge since 2022, but a solid hammer ratio and strong sell-through rate point to underlying health.
Marion Maneker
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March 11, 2025
An Eggleston to Dye For
An auction at Phillips offers a rare collection of William Eggleston prints, made with an arcane and all-but-extinct process to amp up the vividness of everyday life.