Celebrate Puck's 3rd anniversary! Take 20% off your first year of Puck today with code THREESAPARTY.

  • Join Puck

    Directly Supporting Authors

    A new economic model in which writers are also partners in the business.

    Personalized Subscriptions

    Customize your settings to receive the newsletters you want from the authors you follow.

    Stay in the Know

    Connect directly with Puck talent through email and exclusive events.

  • What is puck? Newsletters Authors Podcasts Gift Puck Careers

Art Galleries

joshua roth
Marion Maneker • September 15, 2024

Kusama’s Jerry Maguire?

Athletes, actors, and authors all have agents. So why don’t artists? That’s the question that UTA tried to answer with its Fine Arts division. Now, the agency has put that initiative on pause.
Marion Maneker • September 3, 2024
The Art Market’s Lo-Fi Tech Solution
"Copyright Infringement" Premiere - 2023 Brooklyn Film Festival
For years, tech platforms have been pining to disrupt the art market with A.I. or blockchain or a jazzy new platform. I came up with a better solution during a chat with the Yale School of Management’s Magnus Resch.
Marion Maneker • August 27, 2024
Findlay’s Wake
Artist Ray Johnston and Michael Findlay at a party in honor of David Hockney, held in Findlay’s New York City loft apartment.
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.
buffalo akg art museum
Marion Maneker • July 28, 2024
A Rust Belt Retrospective
A $230 million expansion of Buffalo’s groundbreaking fine art museum has anchored the city’s revival—offering a blueprint for other once-great American hubs looking to overlay a cosmopolitan future on a broad-shouldered past.
art auction christie's leonardo da vinci
Marion Maneker • July 2, 2024
The Art Market Bank Run Theory
Art advisor Jacob King offers a thesis that absolutely no one wants to hear: After a decade of collectors entering the market with an “investment mindset,” the inevitable high prices that have resulted seem to have choked off the market. So what happens if everyone decides to head for the exits all at once?
Bruce Nauman Double Poke in the Eye II 1985
Marion Maneker • June 25, 2024
Little Britain Sales
A preview of the Phillips and Christie’s London sales, including a number of important works that may define—or rewrite—the narrative coalescing around the current art market.
larry gagosian
Marion Maneker • June 16, 2024
Basel’s New Money & A Gagosian Ouster
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.