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A red-lit installation with two women lying in a glowing red chamber surrounded by reflective hanging ornaments, viewed through a transparent barrier.

Quynh Pham On Two Decades of Galerie Quynh and Vietnam’s Evolving Art Scene

"What drives me is the impact of what I’m building here. The fight is hard—it’s a struggle every day, in so many different ways—but it’s worth having."
By Elisa Carollo
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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
Two men walk past artworks by Italian artists Michelangelo Pistoletto ("Stracci della Pace") and Lucio Fontana during Miart - the international modern and contemporary art fair presenting the widest offer in Italy - on April 11, 2024 in Milan, Italy.

‘An Important Achievement for the Market’: Dealers Weigh in On Italy’s 5% Art VAT

Gallerist Marco Poggiali hopes the reduction marks the beginning of a market revival that will restore Italy to its rightful place—"that of a leader, as it has historically been."
By Elisa Carollo
D’Lan Davidson stands between two abstract pink and black line paintings at his gallery, arms crossed and facing the camera.

From Boom-and-Bust to Global Rise: Understanding Aboriginal Art’s Market Revival

By Elisa Carollo
A woman in a long black dress sits confidently in a mid-century modern armchair with cream upholstery and wooden legs, placed in a minimalist gallery space. She faces the camera with a composed expression, next to a round wooden table holding books, a red vase, and a smooth stone. A large abstract woven textile in shades of purple and orange hangs on the wall behind her.

Tina Kim On Dansaekhwa, Diplomacy and Effective Canon Building

By Elisa Carollo
Art Looted By Nazis

Lost, Looted, Disputed: Why Provenance Is Still the Art World’s Blind Spot

By Daniel Grant
A contemporary living room featuring Richard Prince’s Man Crazy Nurse painting with bold red and yellow tones hanging above a beige sofa.

Selections From Barbara Gladstone’s Art Collection Are Coming to Sotheby’s This May

By Elisa Carollo
A young asian lady dressing in white in front of a painting.

In L.A., Emilia Yin Is Prioritizing Artist Evolution Over Market Moments

By Elisa Carollo
A gallery room features towering black-and-white geological formations printed on canvases, a circular digital video portal, and a lightning-like sculptural element emerging from the floor, evoking immersive physicality from the “Portals” show.

How Load Gallery Founder Alex Simorré Is Thinking Beyond the Binary

By Christa Terry
Two professionally dressed women in a modern, minimalist living space with contemporary furniture and abstract artwork in the background. One woman is seated in a wooden lounge chair, while the other stands confidently beside her. The room features neutral tones with a bold, colorful painting as a focal point.

Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers Believe in the Resiliency of the German Art Scene

By Elisa Carollo
Photo of an immersive art installation featuring painted green vines with black outlines sprawling across white archways and walls. The centerpiece is a large, stylized tree painted on the back wall, with a stained glass skylight above, casting colorful light. Black sculptures of crows and symbolic objects add depth to the scene, creating a mystical, nature-inspired environment.

OMR Founder Patricia Ortiz Monasterio On Building Mexico’s Leading Art Gallery

By Elisa Carollo
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Shanghai Gallery BANK Is Set to Land in New York City

By Elisa Carollo

For Jack Shainman, Growth Is About Keeping Up With Artist Ambition

By Elisa Carollo
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How Two Passionate Dealers Revived the Market for a Roster of Lesser-Known American Artists

By Elisa Carollo
A black and white photograph of a woman posing with crossed arms in front of a packed bookshelf

For Nicola Vassell, Art Market Success Is Rooted in Character

By Christa Terry

Do Resale Restrictions Set By Art Dealers Represent a Restraint On Trade?

By Daniel Grant
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The 2024 Artlogic Gallery Report Offers Insights into U.S. Gallerists’ Lack of Work-Life Balance

By Elisa Carollo
Two men stand in their living room in front of a couch; there's a large abstract painting on the wall

Art Collector Spotlight: StudioTwentySeven Gallerists Nacho Polo and Robert Onuska

By Christa Terry
A woman in a black dress stands next to a silver sculpture on a mustard plinth

Legendary New York Gallerist Barbara Gladstone Dies at 89

By Elisa Carollo
A woman wearing a black top stands in an art gallery filled with colorful works

Gallerist Skye Weinglass Is Bringing the Best of the Aspen Art Scene to NYC

By Christa Terry
A painted portrait of a man in a black suit and a blue shirt sitting in a white chair

Art Dealer Aladar Marberger’s Storied Collection Heads to Auction

By Christa Terry
A colorful painting of people dancing

Gallerist Maria Bernheim On Her London Opening and Getting High on Her Own Supply

By Daniel Penny
A man stands in front of a painting of a woman's face

Thaddaeus Ropac On Collectors, the Korean Market and His Gallery’s 40th Anniversary

By Dan Duray
Art Basel 2023 - Day Four

Art World Comings and Goings: Gagosian’s New Director and More

By Christa Terry
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