What CLEARING’s Closure Tells Us About the Fragile Economics of Art Galleries Dealers, especially those focused on primary market work, may be running more often than not on razor-thin or nonexistent profit margins. By Elisa Carollo
Hong Kong Art Week 2025: Supper Club, Current Plans and the Art Beyond Basel The city’s art scene stole the spotlight this week, revealing the force of a creative class intent on stitching together a more cohesive—and self-sustaining—local ecosystem. By Elisa Carollo
25 Years Later, 9/11’s Artifacts Still Call for a Different Level of Curatorial Care By John Scott Lewinski
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