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Art advisors
Inner Circle Exclusive
Marion Maneker • December 10, 2025

The Art Advisor Justice League

Art advisors are a fairly recent phenomenon, and no one is showing how it’s done better than Patti Wong, Brett Gorvy, and Wentworth Beaumont. In this lively roundtable discussion, the three explain an advisor’s role in a murky market, how the back office operates, and why ambitious collectors need consultants now more than ever.
Peter Hamby • December 9, 2025
What the Dems Talk About When They Talk About A.I.
kathy Hochul
With an A.I. profiteer in the White House and no congressional mojo, Democrats have been shockingly impotent on A.I., an issue that infuriates or scares the hell out of most Americans. Now, even as they muster some resistance, they risk being outflanked.
Lauren Sherman • December 3, 2025
Matthieu Blazy’s Subway Takes
Matthieu Blazy Chanel Metiers 2025
News and notes on Matthieu Blazy’s invigorating Métiers d’art collection for Chanel.
Sotheby's Art Auction
Inner Circle Exclusive
Marion Maneker • December 3, 2025
Two Weeks in November
A deep data-driven dive into the November sales and what they tell us about the art market’s “just right” moment.
Sotheby's Art Auction
Marion Maneker • November 28, 2025
November’s Overlooked Auction Winners & Losers
A look at the most fascinating market themes, in both positive and negative directions, for artists whose sales during the marquee November auctions weren’t big enough to land on the radar of many industry observers.
Alex Bores
Peter Hamby • November 28, 2025
Washington’s ’26 A.I. Bogeyman
An incisive conversation with Ian Krietzberg about the heated battle surrounding A.I. regulation—and the $100 million Silicon Valley super PAC targeting Alex Bores, the regulation-championing Manhattan congressional candidate.
Phillips Art Auction
Marion Maneker • November 21, 2025
New York’s $2B Gigaweek Shocker
Fresh reporting on an ebullient gigaweek in New York, where more than $2 billion worth of art was sold, approaching the market high in 2022, even as bidders sought out art as more than just an asset.
Pat Ryan
John Heilemann • November 17, 2025
Not-So-Private Ryan
Congressman Pat Ryan, a Democrat from the deep purple heart of New York’s Hudson Valley, thinks his party has a lot of work to do despite its off-year election win. Herewith, he makes the case for a broad Democratic coalition, praises the pugnacity of A.O.C., and explains why Trump isn’t a lame duck—yet.
Emily Weiss
Lauren Sherman • November 17, 2025
Emily Weiss’s Stoop Sale & Saks Global’s Vendor Therapy
News and notes on Saks Global’s push to mend relationships with brands, Jonathan Anderson’s first Cruise show for Dior, and Emily Weiss’s surprising stoop sale in Brooklyn Heights.
The Studio Museum in Harlem
Marion Maneker • November 7, 2025
An Art Flâneur’s Guide to New York
A meandering preview of Manhattan’s most pressing gallery shows, from the Studio Museum in Harlem’s Tom Lloyd retrospective to Gagosian’s arresting Richard Prince exhibition, in anticipation of the New York sales season.