ARCOmadrid Balances Curatorial Quality With an Easygoing Spirit This European fair has long cultivated its reputation as a platform for encountering thoughtful work rather than a marketplace where well-heeled buyers chase high-priced trophies. By Sarah Moroz
Early Sales at Frieze L.A. Signal Renewed Collector Confidence The major galleries reported strong early sales, underscoring the continued appetite for big-ticket names despite middle-market contraction. By Jordan Riefe
Early Sales at Art Basel Paris See Buyers Favoring Substance Over Speculation Preliminary reports suggest that the art market is regaining traction at every level, but with a sharper focus. By Elisa Carollo
Bank of America’s Latest Report Says Market Opportunities Will Lead the Fall Art Auction Season By Elisa Carollo
The Williams Sisters’ Ernie Barnes Works are Going to Auction for Charity By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Adam Pendleton’s ‘Who Is Queen?’ Will Explore Black Dadaism With Daily Events at MoMA By Helen Holmes
In First Move of Inevitable Worldwide Expansion, Arty Workspace NeueHouse to Open in Los Angeles By Nate Freeman