For all our fans of Julie Bell‘s work, here is a recent interview she did with Walt Morton that was published by Poets and Artists.  It gives Julie’s perspective on her art and there are many amazing images … including Peacock … More…

I do love these stories.  This time it was a couple of students at Gordon University in Scotland managed to pass off a pineapple as a work of art after leaving it in the middle of an exhibition.  Ruairi Gray, a … More…

Seems like a ‘fight’ is brewing over a collection of over 46,000 Soviet-era works of art that was once worth pennies and is now worth millions. According to recent articles: The sale of nine Soviet-era masterpieces that fetched $3 million at … More…

We are pleased to present a digital version of our Skin and Tonic exhibition catalog. Featured are Janet Whitmore’s essay New Expressions of Historic Forms along with images of 16 paintings by David Palumbo and 14 paintings by Todd Casey.  The … More…

Source: Newsletter Archives – we just released volume 197 of our monthly newsletter Comments on the Art Market.  In this issue we cover Skin & Tonic (the show opens this week and there is a link to an online version of the … More…

Seem there were so many people involved in the Knoedler scandal. A recent story by Laura Gilbert, in The Art Newspaper, shines a light on one of them.  Seems Frank Fertitta sued Swiss art historian Oliver Wick over the fake … More…

A number of galleries and museums in United Kingdom are staging exhibitions to highlight the 50th anniversary of the Sexual Offences Act  of 1967 (a Parliamentary Act which decriminalize homosexual acts in private between two men who were at least 21 years … More…