Dealer Estates Will Once Again Headline New York’s May Marquee Auctions A generational shift among dealers is putting headline-grabbing museum-grade works into circulation, as legacy planning begins to impact the market's future. By Elisa Carollo
What If the Art World Isn’t Collapsing But Changing Hands as It Should? We need to start looking at prominent gallery closures as a natural passing of the torch. By Elisa Carollo
Sotheby’s Closes Marquee Week With $186.1M in Contemporary Sales Guarantees and irrevocable bids continue to play a decisive role, even in this more dynamic end of the market. By Elisa Carollo
The Latest BOA Art Market Report Points to Cautious Optimism Ahead of Spring Auction Test By Elisa Carollo
Simon de Pury, ‘Mick Jagger of Auctions,’ Once Escaped Death by Fire and Crocodiles By Alanna Martinez