Sports Art Has Carved a Market Niche But Rarely Makes It into the Museum Canon “There is a secondary market for my work,” sports artist Brian Fox told Observer. “I know people buy them and sell them. I just don’t know who or where.” By Daniel Grant
What Really Happens to an Artist’s Market After They Die Some see prices spike immediately after death, but for many, market interest fades without sustained promotional effort. By Daniel Grant
One Fine Show: ‘Strike Fast, Dance Lightly’ at the Norton Museum of Art This exhibition does much with its subject matter but feels less cohesive than it perhaps could. By Dan Duray