Ahead of Basel, London Gallery Weekend Put a Defiant, Energized City Scene on Display Recent closures and market contractions couldn't dull a weekend that stretched from Cork Street to the East End By Elisa Carollo
L.A. Museums Are Rethinking the Rules of Art Ownership. Will Others Follow? Museum collections double in size every 36 years, but most of that art is never seen by the public. With storage costs soaring and energy consumption rising, museums are facing a reckoning: continue stockpiling or rethink ownership altogether? By Stephen Reily
Frieze L.A. Takes Off at Santa Monica Airport With Dynamic Sales and Community Support Early sales signal a stronger market both domestically and internationally for works priced both under and above $100,000 compared to just a year ago. By Elisa Carollo
Her Great-Grandfather Founded a Jewelry Dynasty. She’s Building Something It Never Had. By Merin Curotto