The Charleston Antique Show show starts with a preview cocktail party 7-9 p.m. Thursday at the Gaillard Center and runs through Sunday afternoon.  More than 30 art and antiques dealers will be exhibiting at this years event. Our gallery will have … More…

Wonderful story by Mark Jones in The Art Newspaper.  We see this in many part of the art world today … not just at the museum level.  Fakes move freely through the art market because there is money to be … More…

A guard at the Met was struck on the head with a glass bottle by a man who complained that a paintings was not hanging perfectly straight.  My question is … why was a man allowed into the museum with … More…

Katya Kazakina give us an update on the tax free art port that is scheduled to open on 146th Street this July.  The project cost in excess of $40 million and has taken two years to complete. Source: Picasso Finds … More…

Scott Reyburn updates us on some changes taking place at Christie’s.  By the end of this year, they will scale back operations in Amsterdam and close their South Kensington operation — sad to see the latter go. Source: Christie’s to … More…

Tefaf’s annual report on the health of the art market is out and there were some interesting findings.  First, there is a new author – Rachel Pownall, Professor of Finance at Maastricht University School of Business and Economics (Clare McAndrew … More…

This past week’s sales in London were very strong and at the end of the month we will cover all the action.  I am posting this short article because I found the last paragraph very interesting: Before the auction, Klimt’s … More…