Performance Art or What the Legal Battle of 2 Art World Giants Teaches About Partnerships
Here is another example of performance art … though I do not think either Ulay or Abramovic were happy to be part of it. There are lessons to be learned here for those heading into a partnership and for most … More…
Will the Turner Prize show make you blush?
Well, it is that time again … the Turner Prize will soon be awarded. As for now, you can head over to London’s Tate Britain to see the exhibition. I believe the works feature speak for themselves. Source: Will the … More…
Antiques dealers arrested and $4.5m worth of ivory seized in New York
We have been reading and hearing a lot about the ban on ivory and how it has crushed that market. I do believe there needs to be checks on ivory and make sure that it is ‘antique’; however, it just does … More…
AVAILABLE: Georges Laugee’s “Returning from the Fields”
Source: Returning from the Fields – we just added the 19th century French Realist painting by Georges Laugée (1853-1937) to our available online inventory. Laugée was Julien Dupré’s brother-in-law and the two shared a studio for a number of years. … More…
Join the queue – Njideka Akunyili Crosby
Great article on an artist’s and gallery’s attempt to control a market. Will it work? In the short run yes, but we all know that at some point more works will hit the private market and then all bets are … More…
“Still Lifes” @Whistler House Museum of Art through November
A work by our good friend Todd Casey is featured in a review of the upcoming exhibition at the Whistler House Museum of Art — “Still Life” — that just appeared in Fine Art Today. Sara Bogosian, the museum’s president … More…
Rijksmuseum Attributes Six Works to a Dutch Old Master – Hercules Segers
According to Nina Siegal’s article in The New York Times: New research leads the Rijksmuseum to conclude that six new works should be part of the canon of the little-known Dutch artist Hercules Segers. The Rijksmuseum is presenting the six works … More…