Do Resale Restrictions Set By Art Dealers Represent a Restraint On Trade? To purchase an artwork, an art collector may have to accept certain restrictions on their right to resell it. By Daniel Grant
Legendary New York Gallerist Barbara Gladstone Dies at 89 Riding the wave of a changing 1980s art market and showing some of the most revolutionary artists, Gladstone was able to open her first proper space in Chelsea in the mid-90s. By Elisa Carollo
Art Dealer Aladar Marberger’s Storied Collection Heads to Auction The director of the influential Fischbach Gallery more than earned the nickname “The Wunderkind of 57th Street.” By Christa Terry
Who Is Inigo Philbrick, the Art World Scammer Who Tricked Clients Out of $20 Million? By Helen Holmes
As Gagosian Gets Into Art Advisory, Should Collectors Be Cautious of Taking Tips From Gallerists? By Daniel Grant
Donald Trump’s Handwriting Is Now a Free Font, Taylor Swift Museum Show Heads to NY By Alanna Martinez