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Acquavella Galleries

People attending a panel outdoor. View from the stage where four people are talking.

New Wave Art Wknd Is Palm Beach’s Answer to Miami Art Week

Sara Gavlak's schedule of relaxed art events offers opportunities to de-stress and decompress after the frenzy that is Miami Art Week.
By Elisa Carollo
Image of an Asian woman leading the auction on the rostrum

Strong Showings at Sotheby’s Sydell Miller Sale Kick Off New York’s November Art Auctions

The Sydell Miller collection came to the block with a bang, selling for well above the high estimate of $205 million.
By Elisa Carollo
Image of people at Grand Palais

Highlights and Sales from an Effervescent Art Basel Paris VIP Preview

On a warm, sunny opening day, the fair was packed from the start with a steady flow of attendees and notable collectors from around the world.
By Elisa Carollo
Washington, D.C., art museums

Everyday Magic: Wayne Thiebaud’s Work Offers a Respite from Worldly Chaos

By Dian Parker

How Hannah Wilke and Eva Hesse Sought to Redefine Sculpture

By Anni Irish

Miró Thought His ‘Monster’ Sculptures Were His Most Unconventional Works

By David D'Arcy

Gallery Director Michael Findlay on Art in the 21st Century: ‘There Will Be a Tectonic Shift’

By Helen Holmes

Sitting for Lucian Freud: The Painter’s Longtime Assistant Describes His Meticulous Process

By David D'Arcy
Laura Hunt's From a Photo While Painting installed on Robert Blumenthal's billboard space.

Dealer Robert Blumenthal on Why He’s Ditching the Upper East Side

By Margaret Carrigan
US President Barack Obama shakes hands with former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Philippe de Montebello after presenting him with the 2009 National Humanities Medal during a ceremony February 25, 2010 in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC.

Former Met Director Philippe de Montebello Takes a New Job at a Gallery

By Alanna Martinez
Moyra Davey, Notes on Blue, 2015.

Weekend Edition: 10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before April 18

By Paul Laster
Barkley L. Hendricks, JohnWayne, 2015.

7 New York Gallery Shows You’ll Flip For This Spring

By Ryan Steadman
Hernan Bas

6 Paintings to Die for at the ADAA’s 2016 Edition of The Art Show

By Ryan Steadman
Spencer Finch, Color Test 210, at James Cohan Gallery. (Photo credit: Alexandra Peers/Observer)

The Matisse Frieze: Light and Color Rule New York’s Giant Art Fair

By Alexandra Peers
'Untitled' (1982) by Basquiat. (Courtesy Acquavella Galleries)

‘Jean-Michel Basquiat Drawing: Work From the Schorr Family Collection’ at Acquavella Galleries

By Andrew Russeth

‘The Pop Object: The Still Life Tradition in Pop Art’ at Acquavella Galleries

By Andrew Russeth
No Picassos in sight, though we're sure Ms. Acquavella Dejoux can fix that.

Real Estate Scion Sells $8.85 M. Park Avenue Pad to Acquavella Art Heiress

By Stephen Jacob Smith

Lucian Freud’s Drawings at Acquavella Galleries

By Rozalia Jovanovic

By Georges! Acquavella Offers a View of Braque’s Evolution

By Dan Duray
Raymond Pettibon's 'No Title (But the sand...)', made for the auction and expected to sell for between $300,000 and $500,000.

Meet the Hawkers: Ben Stiller and David Zwirner Preview Their Haiti Charity Auction at Christie's

By Dan Duray
Braque's 1953-54 La Treille demolished its $5-million high estimate at Christie's New York last year, selling for $10.16 million. Photo: Christies

Step Aside, Picasso: Acquavella Plans a Braque Retrospective

By Andrew Russeth
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