This morning, before the press preview of the 26 works expected to bring in some $10 million in the Artists For Haiti charity auction at Christie’s on Thursday, the assembled press waited in the foyer just beyond the entrance to the auction house. Read More
A giant squid lies on the polished hardwood floor of Hauser & Wirth gallery’s Upper East Side townhouse. How did it get there?
That is a long story. But first: it is not a squid. “This is not an illustration,” said artist David Zink Yi. “When you look at it, I want you to see Read More
For art-world gallerists these days, it’s go big—or go away.
In the past few months, a handful of galleries have chosen to substantially widen their footprints, and more expansions are in the pipeline.
Why now? One reason is obvious: real estate’s cheaper. But there’s more to it than that. Dealers and artists say changes took Read More
