
Flanking the Competition: Haunch of Venison Gallery Moves Away From Its Auction House Owner
There are certain buildings that become palimpsests, and tell the story of neighborhoods. 550 West 21st Street is just such a building. Read More

There are certain buildings that become palimpsests, and tell the story of neighborhoods. 550 West 21st Street is just such a building. Read More
Sotheby’s York Avenue headquarters in New York will open a two-floor gallery space called S2 next week with a private selling show of the artist Sam Francis.
The show, on display from September 17 through October 14, will inaugurate the new space, which was designed by architect Richard Gluckman. The Francis exhibit is pegged Read More

Collectors and dealers eager to know whether the art market will roar back after a sleepy August won’t have long to wait. Sept. 13 kicks off Asia Week, a twice-yearly (September and March) blitz of themed auctions, gallery shows and museum exhibitions highlighting contemporary and classic works by Asian artists-everything from Tang Dynasty Read More

Two influential art dealers leave their posts for higher-profile gigs, museum directors settle down in plush, tax-free homes, and artists cash in on lucrative sneaker design deals. This week in art news: When opportunity knocks…
1. Lehman Brothers to Auction Off More Art
In an effort to repay creditors, Lehman Brothers Read More

In a deal that swaps Chelsea credibility for Christie’s International’s cash and global reach, one of New York’s more popular young art galleries has merged with Haunch of Venison, the art dealer owned by Christie’s.
Haunch is expected to announce later this week that Robert Goff, and the gallery of the same name, plus a Read More