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Art Dealers

Artist Ray Johnston and Michael Findlay at a party in honor of David Hockney, held in Findlay’s New York City loft apartment.
Marion Maneker • August 27, 2024

Findlay’s Wake

A new memoir by legendary art dealer Michael Findlay looks back at the wild art world of 1960s New York, when buildings in Soho sold for a song and the appreciation of a work of art outweighed its investment potential.
Marion Maneker • July 7, 2024
Art’s Endless Summer
Aspen Art Museum ArtCrush
In an incestuous business where your friends are your clients and your clients think you’re their friend, the art world has figured out how to blend the intra-season travel schedule with the reality that the hustle never ends.
Marion Maneker • June 16, 2024
Basel’s New Money & A Gagosian Ouster
larry gagosian
Behind the usual scrum of buyers and sellers, a pair of dueling narrative vie to define Basel and the broader market. Also: inside the executive shakeup at the world’s most enigmatic gallery.
Inigo Philbrick
Marion Maneker • April 30, 2024
Inigo Time
News, notes, and fresh reporting on Inigo Philbrick’s attempt to rehabilitate himself and get back in the game after his $86 million fraud.
Hans Neuendorf
Marion Maneker • April 23, 2024
Artnet & The Price of Everything
Before Artnet, dealers and auction houses had a stranglehold on information. Then came Hans Neuendorf… and nothing has been the same since.
Dmitry Rybolovlev, the billionaire Russian fertilizer mogul.
Eriq Gardner • December 4, 2023
Did Russia’s Fertilizer King Overpay for His Da Vinci?
An explosive legal battle between billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev, a scheming Swiss art dealer, and the auction house Sotheby’s threatens to expose some of the industry’s dirtiest secrets.