An average Joe discovers a $200 million trove of Ansel Adams negatives at a garage sale, struggling art vendors protest new regulations, and flip-flop wearing bargain hunters clamor for Lawrence Salander’s belongings. This week in art news: don’t forget the little guy.
1. YouTube Play Generates Buzz and Frustration
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Impressionist and modern paintings up for grabs in London, Polaroid’s collection breaking records, and a rogue copy of the Declaration of Independence…Break out your wallets, it’s June auction season!
Did you happen to read Sarah Boxer’s review in The New York Times a few weeks back of Ansel Adams at 100 , an exhibition at MoMA Queens? Talk about waking up on the wrong side of the bed: Ms. Boxer’s piece isn’t a slam; it’s a dissection she barely has the patience to perform. Read More
At 31, Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn is probably the youngest art dealer to be a partner in a 57th Street gallery. She’s certainly the youngest partner in the newly formed Lawrence Rubin Greenberg Van Doren Gallery, which opened with an exhibition of paintings by Richard Diebenkorn on Feb. 18 in the Crown Building on Fifth Avenue Read More
