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Art Dealers Association of America

Two people stand in front of a large orange painting

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

An Upcoming Christie’s Auction Will Include a First Edition of the Works of Plato

The Plato text is part of the Rosenberg collection, which also includes 'Book of Hours' by the Master of the Paris Bartholomeus Anglicus.
By Helen Holmes
Steve Martin

Steve Martin Surprised Guests at The Art Show Gala Preview Last Night

Art fairs can be exhausting. Shuffling around through the crowds, making sure you see everything, rushing to find the best works before they get scooped up by a competing collector, dealer, etc. And with just so many of them on the art circuit calendar (Art Basel, Art Basel Miami Beach, Frieze London, Frieze New York), gallery goers are starting to experience "fair fatigue." That's why Art Dealers Association of America President Adam Sheffer called the organization's Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory last night the "non-fair art fair."
By Todd Plummer

Tom Finkelpearl to Give Keynote Speech on Diversity at ADAA’s The Art Show

By Marina Zheng
ADAA Art Show Gala Preview 2014 (Courtesy ADAA)

Behold, the Solo and Thematic Presentations Lists for the 2015 ADAA Art Show

By Nate Freeman
The School of American Ballet

New York Buyers Club: From the Ballet to the Philharmonic, New York’s Most Loaded Ponder Glitz and Revelry Amid Crises

By Benjamin-Emile Le Hay

Preview the ADAA Art Show

By Rozalia Jovanovic

Bengali Tiger

By Alexandra Peers

American Upstarts Harley, Homer, Ault Dominate at Armory

By Hilton Kramer

Art Show at Armory Is Unquestionably-What? A Triumph!

By Hilton Kramer

Cézanne, Dürer for Sale

By Hilton Kramer
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