You’ve read my report already but if you missed the others from last night’s auction here’s Art Market Monitor’s round-up. [Art Market Monitor]
“Hollywood’s hottest cougars are hunting this 27-year-old,” says the New York Post, in a lengthy feature about Vito Schnabel’s sex appeal. [NYP]
Curator Nan Rosenthal has died. [Artforum]
Bondholders aren’t happy that the plan to sell works from the Detroit Institute of Art favors pensioners. [NYT]
An interview with Marina Abramovic: “I had a pistol with bullets in it, my dear. I was ready to die.” [The Guardian]
James Franco was seen at Frieze “with his arms around two women at once.” [Page Six]
“One Collector’s Plan To Save Realistic Art Was Anything But Abstract.” [NPR]
Here’s a story about Andrea Grover, the Parrish Art Museum curator who nabbed an Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award. [The Sag Harbor Express]
