The Lewis and Zabludowicz Collections Anchor London’s June Auctions in the Art Market’s Final Pre-Summer Test These are the lots worth watching. By Elisa Carollo
At the Guggenheim, Gabriele Münter Takes her Place With this exhibition, the artist is not so much rediscovered as finally recognized for what she always was. By Dian Parker
Picasso’s ‘Buste de femme’ Leads the Hong Kong Auctions at HK$196M With Robust Results Across Houses Last week's most notable results reveal quite a bit about the current state of the market in Asia and beyond ahead of the October and November sales in London and New York. By Elisa Carollo
Louisa Treger’s Retelling of Dora Maar’s Relationship with Picasso Reveals the Human Behind the Muse By Frances Forbes-Carbines
Pandemic Push in Nature-Focused Exhibitions Forces Reckoning With Climate Change By Alexandra Bregman
Picasso’s Double-Profile Portrait of Jacqueline Roque Estimated to Sell for $12 Million By Helen Holmes