The Art Market’s Ethics Illusion: Professional Associations Talk Standards But Offer Few Protections Having a written or unwritten code of ethical conduct is meaningless if organizations are reluctant to discipline wayward members. By Daniel Grant
How John McEnroe Sees the Art World After Being Duped in an $88M Scam Andy Warhol may have painted a portrait of McEnroe, which the tennis star later sold for $440,000, but his art world forays have not always taken such a profitable turn. By Anthony Amore
Salander Gallery Director Found Guilty on One Charge, But How Helpful Was De Niro? A Manhattan jury today found former Salander-O’Reilly Gallery director Leigh Morse guilty on one count of scheming to defraud, a By Dan Duray
Khalif Tahir Thompson Reflects On Life in Brooklyn and His Living Collages at Victoria Miro By Elisa Carollo