Monday, July 25 2011

• Sotheby's art handlers in strike threat - Rob Sharp, The Independent
  
  
• Celebrating Forefather of Graffiti - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• Body Conscious: Soft Machines at the Pace Gallery - Carly Gaebe, Art in America
  
  
• Still Shredding: Helmut Lang at The Fireplace Project - Erica Bellman, Art in America
  
  
• Istanbul Joins the International Art Fair Beat - Brian Boucher, Art in America
  
  

Monday, July 18 2011

• Roving Eye: All the World's a Stage - Nato Thompson, AiA
  
  

Tuesday, July 12 2011

• ‘Scary’ Art Market Overprices My Works, Says Takashi Murakami: Interview - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• Celebrating a Connection to Three Collectors - Susan Hodara, NY Times
  
  
• Peter Nadin - Linda Yablonsky, Artnet
  
  

Monday, July 11 2011

• MFA Boston's George Shackelford Heads to Kimbell - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• The Lookout: A Weekly Guide to Shows You Won't Want to Miss - Leigh Anne Miller, Art in America
  
  

Friday, June 17 2011

• The Problem with Chelsea - Mickey Cartin, Artnet
  
  
• Exploring Beyeler's Private Collection - WSJ
  
  
• A Billionaire’s Eye for Art Shapes Her Singular Museum - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, June 15 2011

• Exposition CHICAGO Raises Fair Contest - Susan Snodgrass, Art in America
  
  
• Holding back the years - Art Newspaper
  
  
• Abramovich’s Partner Browses Basel; $5.5 Million Rothko Sells in VIP Spree - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Starting local, going global - Georgina Adam, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Another Delay for Museum of African Art - Pia Catton, WSJ
  
  

Wednesday, June 8 2011

• New casino would benefit Jemez Pueblo, report says - AP
  
  
• Fraudulent art dealer sentenced in Chicago - Becky Schlikerman, Chicago Tribune
  
  
• Going for the Gold: Allora and Calzadilla - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  
• Rirkrit Tiravanija - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  

Thursday, May 26 2011

• Near the High Line, a Parking Lot With High Ambition - Glenn Collins, NY Times
  
  
• The Domestic Philosopher: Q + A with Liliana Porter - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  
• Thief Hits Chelsea Gallery - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  

Friday, May 13 2011

• Before Fame, or Jail, Ai Weiwei Was a New York ‘Starving Artist’ - Corey Kilgannon, NY Times
  
  
• Met Museum Paid Director Campbell $930,000 for First Year - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Tod Williams Worries That Folk Art Museum Will Be Razed Following Sale to MoMA - Architectural Record
  
  

Thursday, May 12 2011

• Chinese Jade Scepter Sells for $2.1 Million, 10 Times Estimate, in London - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  

Tuesday, May 10 2011

• Gunter Sachs, Ex-Husband of Brigitte Bardot, Dies at 78 - Dennis Hevesi, NY Times
  
  
• Getty Trust's new CEO: Art Institute of Chicago's James Cuno - Jori Finkel, LA Times
  
  
• Sotheby's 1Q net income up - AP
  
  
• Getty Trust’s Pick for President Surprises Art World - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• The Redemption of Damian Loeb - Julia Halperin, Artinfo
  
  

Friday, May 6 2011

• In-Flight Movie: Liz Magic Laser in Times Square - Brian Boucher, Art in America
  
  
• Team Freire Expands Its Clubhouse - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• The Lookout: A Weekly Guide to Shows You Won't Want to Miss - Art in America Editors
  
  

Wednesday, April 27 2011

• Auction House Workers Reach Contract Agreement with Christie's - Mike Fitzsimmons, Laborpress
  
  
• Picasso’s Sleeping Mistress, German Art Add $99 Million to London Auctions - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Thinking Outside the Canvas - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Not Safe for Work - Andrew Berardini, Artforum
  
  
• Art in Mexico City - Linda Yablonsky, Artnet
  
  

Friday, April 22 2011

• John Richardson and Diana Picasso on Picasso and Marie-Thérèse - Leonard Lopate on WNYC
  
  
• Gagosian Re-Ups with Rosen at 980 Madison - Laura Kusisto, NY Observer
  
  
• A Count’s Collection of German Art Is for Sale - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Montrealer rightful heir to Klimt painting looted by Nazis - Vancouver Sun
  
  

Thursday, April 21 2011

• Attack on 'blasphemous' art work fires debate on role of religion in France - Angelique Chrisafis, Guardian
  
  
• Ben Stiller Behind NYC Art Auction For Haiti - AP
  
  
• Jemez Pueblo, art dealer revive plan for off-reservation casino in far southern New Mexico - Charles Brunt, Albuquerque Journal
  
  
• Warhol's self-portrait could sell for $40 million - Chris Michaud, Reuters
  
  
• International Furor Follows Ai Weiwei Disappearance - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Beauty Mogul Gives Face for Sotheby's - David Ebony, Art in America
  
  

Friday, April 15 2011

• James Frey - Dorothy Spears, Art in America
  
  
• New York Gallery Week, 2.0 - Lilly Slezak, Art in America
  
  
• A One-Man Movement: Q+A With Malcolm Morley - David Ebony, Art in America
  
  

Wednesday, April 13 2011

• Baryshnikov Strikes Gold With Art Sale - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Carlos Slim's Museo Soumaya: Money Can't Buy Taste - Benjamin Genocchio, Artinfo
  
  
• The MET Goes Modern - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  
• Programming Shake-Up at fordPROJECT - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  

Tuesday, April 12 2011

• Flowering of the private sponsor - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Auction Clampdown as Non-Payers Hurt $10 Billion Asia Market - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Hedda Sterne, an Artist of Many Styles, Dies at 100 - William Grimes, NY Times
  
  
• Using Venice to Save Venice - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• John McCracken Dies, Age 76 - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  

Monday, April 11 2011

• Warhol portrait with local ties may get $30M - Kim Kozlowski, Detroit News
  
  
• Roving Eye: Lost Shermans, Lost Flowers - Eric Shiner, Art in America
  
  
• Dallas Museum Director Resigns, Cites Health - Lilly Slezak, Art in America
  
  
• Turning Profit: 179 Canal Opens as 47 Canal - Yasha Wallin, Art in America
  
  
• John McCracken, Sculptor of Geometric Forms, Dies at 76 - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  

Friday, April 8 2011

• The Full Transcript: Anselm Reyle in the Heartland - David Ebony, Art in America
  
  
• North By South: Q+A With Nari Ward - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  
• Harvard Persian Art Sells for $34 Million - Jessica N. Nieto, Harvard Crimson
  
  
• A Collector of People Along With Art - Guy Trebay, NY Times
  
  
• Tycoon’s Project: Nimby With a French Accent - Steven Erlanger, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, April 5 2011

• Sale Sets Record for Living Chinese Artist - David Barboza, NY Times
  
  
• Umbilical Cord of Gold - Eleanor Hartney, Artnet
  
  
• Anselm Reyle - David Ebony, Art in America
  
  
• Sotheby's to Roll Out Allan Stone Holdings - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Ai Weiwei Detained for Second Day - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Reweaving Sheila Hicks - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  

Friday, April 1 2011

• Visions of Life, Built From Bits and Pieces - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Talking with Bice Curriger - Barbara Pollack, Artnet
  
  
• Four Still Works on the Move - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• New Priorities in Japan - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Video Made the Music Art Star - Leigh Anne Miller, Art in America
  
  

Monday, March 28 2011

• Motion filed to dismiss challenge to Barnes art move - Cheryl Allison, Main Line News
  
  
• Italian official seeks return of 'Getty Bronze' - Jason Felch, LA Times
  
  
• The Auctioneer Holds Forth on Money, Desire and the State of the Art - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Chinese Vase Zooms From $800 to $18 Million in Record N.Y. Sale - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Running of the 'Bulls': A $2.8 Million Record - Stan Sesser, WSJ
  
  
• A Tattoo Master, Off the Street, Into the Gallery - Carol Kino, NY Times
  
  
• Venice Welcomes a Chinese Pavilion for the Nose - Richard Vine, Art in America
  
  

Saturday, March 26 2011

• The Master and the Gallerist - Tom Vanderbilt, WSJ
  
  

Friday, March 25 2011

• Resplendent Diversity at the Maastricht Fair - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  
• Liz Taylor Portrait to Go on Block for $20 Million - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Liz Taylor Stars as Muse and Icon - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Ali G With an MFA: Q+A With Hennessy Youngman - Brian Boucher, Art in America
  
  
• Turkey Rising - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Inside the Box: Q+A With David Altmejd - Timothy Hull, Art in America
  
  
• AA Bronson and Peter Hobbs, On Butt Plugs, Magic - Michael Slenske, Art in America
  
  

Wednesday, March 23 2011

• A Rare Look at a Chinese Master - Alexandra A. Seno, WSJ
  
  
• Odili Donald Odita Review - Janet Koplos, Art in America
  
  
• Ming-style vase is auctioned for $1.38 million - Diana Marder, Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  
• Christie’s Wins Dismissal of Koch’s Counterfeit Wine Suit - Patricia Hurtado, Bloomberg
  
  
• Judge Rules Against Richard Prince in Appropriation Case - Leigh Anne Miller, Art in America
  
  
• Trio of Art Entities Opens in San Francisco's Mission District - Cherie Turner, Art in America
  
  

Tuesday, March 22 2011

• Brandeis' Rose Art Museum slated for facelift - Ignacio Laguarda, Waltham News
  
  
• Maastricht art fair: a shopping mall like no other - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• L.A. Calling: Art Dealer Perry Rubenstein and PR Maven Sara Fitzmaurice Join Western Migration - Sarah Douglas, Artinfo
  
  
• Billionaires Splurge on Middle-East Art as Dubai Fair Rebounds From Slump - John Varoli, Bloomberg
  
  
• Darren Bader Review - David Greenberg, Art in America
  
  
• The Reluctant Gallerists - Dorothy Spears, Huffington Post
  
  
• Patrick Cariou wins copyright case against Richard Prince and Gagosian - Charlotte Burns, The Art Newspaper
  
  

Monday, March 21 2011

• Eli Broad, at home with art - Jori Finkel, LA Times
  
  
• Toshiko Takaezu, Ceramic Artist, Dies at 88 - William Grimes, NY Times
  
  
• At the Maastricht Art Fair, a Rembrandt and a Red Shoe - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• The Survivalist: Q+A With Sterling Ruby - Brienne Walsh, Art in America
  
  

Saturday, March 19 2011

• Asia Comes to New York - Richard Vine, Art in America
  
  
• AIPAD Show New York: Faye Hirsch's Top Ten - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  

Friday, March 18 2011

• Betty Woodman - Janet Koplos, Art in America
  
  
• AIPAD Photography Show New York - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  
• Swatches Illuminate a Painter’s Other Art - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Artists draw on Facebook to connect, or sell their work - Mary Brophy Marcus, USA Today
  
  
• Walker Art Center Acquires Cunningham Dance Co. Collection - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Two Schools of French Jewels - Janet Koplos, Art in America
  
  

Thursday, March 17 2011

• A Curator With a Penchant for the Collective - Ted Loos, NY Times
  
  
• A Growing Use of Private Art in Public Spaces - Judith H. Dobrzynski, NY Times
  
  
• Artists, Curators Boycott Guggenheim's Human Rights Violations - Brian Boucher, Art in America
  
  
• Ansel Adams Suit Settled - Lilly Slezak, Art in America
  
  

Wednesday, March 16 2011

• Rembrandt Leads $1.4 Billion Art Fair as Dealers Fight Auctions for Buyers - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• An Agreement Is Reached in Ansel Adams Lawsuit - Reyhan Harmanci, NY Times
  
  
• This Museum Has a Lived-In Look - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• Q+A: When Elizabeth Peyton Met Wagner - Elizbeth Peyton, Art in America
  
  
• Werner Muensterberger: 1913-2011 - Lisa Zeitz, Art in America
  
  
• Q+A: In Search of Ligon... Scott Rothkopf's Road Trip - Leigh Anne Miller, Art in America
  
  
• Leo Steinberg, 1920-2011 - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  

Monday, March 14 2011

• Collector Sues Gagosian Gallery for Selling Him a Painting Partially Owned by Met - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• Roving Eye: Getting Beyond The Frame - Dan Cameron, Art in America
  
  

Friday, March 11 2011

• Elad Lassry - Sarah Schmerler, Art in America
  
  
• Cy Twombly Artworks Acquired by MoMa - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Geoffrey Farmer - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• It All Started With a Simple Square - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  
• London's Sotheby's WIll Get Modern Masters in May - David Ebony, Art in America
  
  

Thursday, March 10 2011

• Luis Camnitzer - Eleanor Heartney, Art in America
  
  
• Abstract Art Isn’t So Inscrutable, Study Finds - Melena Ryzik, NY Times
  
  
• Dublin's 'Documenta' Tries to Shape Up - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Plans For Crystal Bridges' Galleries Grow Clearer - Judith H. Dobrzynski, Real Clear Arts
  
  

Wednesday, March 9 2011

• Stephen Colbert self-portrait fetches $26,000 at auction - Reuters
  
  
• Art Fairs Give Ground to Auction Houses - Anthony Haden-Guest, NY Observer
  
  
• The Discreet Enigma of George Economou: A Greek Magnate Unveils His Unique Art Collection in Athens - Nicolai Hartvig, Artinfo
  
  
• Rodin sculpture gone missing from Israel Museum - Jerusalem Post
  
  
• The Bare Essentials of Armory Art Week - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• Eileen Quinlan - Steel Stillman, Art in America
  
  
• Tropical Idealism: Q+A With Los Carpinteros - Brienne Walsh, Art in America
  
  
• Sharing is Caring at Independent - Yasha Wallin, Art in America
  
  

Tuesday, March 8 2011

• California Dreams for Soho - Leigh Anne Miller, Art in America
  
  
• New Skin: Q+A With Angel Otero - Madison Moore, Art in America
  
  
• Bomb, Memory: Q+A With Jose Parla - Michael Slenske, Art in America
  
  
• Getty Museum to keep $45million Turner masterpiece after Britain fails to raise enough money to buy it back - Daily Mail
  
  
• Julian Schnabel - Raphael Rubinstein, Art in America
  
  
• ‘Decadent’ Russian Art, Still Under the Boot’s Shadow - Ellen Barry, NY Times
  
  
• In Planning a History Museum, Sarkozy Opens a Can of Worms Instead - Michael Kimmelman, NY TImes
  
  
• Cory Arcangel - Artforum
  
  

Monday, March 7 2011

• Zahi Hawass to Resign? - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Zahi Hawass to Resign? - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  

Wednesday, March 2 2011

• Esther Partegas - Brian Boucher, Art in America
  
  
• Mark Morrisroe - Brooks Adams, Art in America
  
  
• Egypt Antiquities Chief Says He May Quit - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• David Hammons at L&M Arts - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• In and (Mostly) Out of Armory - Yasha Wallin, Art in America
  
  
• The Print and the Pastor - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  

Tuesday, March 1 2011

• In London, Embassy Residence Is Showcase for American Art - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Offering Disgruntled Exhibitors a 50 Percent Refund, VIP Art Fair Reboots as a Year-Round Online Salesroom - Sarah Douglas, Artinfo
  
  
• click here Conspicuous Consumptive: Q+A With Modigliani Biographer Meryle Secrest - Brian Boucher, Art in America
  
  

Monday, February 28 2011

• Lower East Side story - Gareth Harris, FT
  
  
• Doubts hang over record sale of Chinese vase - Susan Moore, FT
  
  
• A Director's Own Private Watercolors - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• At the Gagosian Gallery, a pre-Oscar opening - Ellen Olivier, LA Times
  
  
• The Inside Story on Outsiderness - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• At the Oscars, Entertaining the Interlopers - Marshall Heyman, WSJ
  
  

Friday, February 25 2011

• Guardi Venice Scene May Fetch 20 Million Pounds at Sotheby’s - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Naked Man, Nylon Tights, Layer Cake Spice Up London Shows: Martin Gayford - Martin Gayford, Bloomberg News
  
  
• A Strange Anomaly: David Hammon's ‘Homeless’ Art on the Upper East Side - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• The Great Deitch Hope - Erica Sacklin, NY Press
  
  
• Leo Castelli's Cache Of Art-History Gold - Daniel Grant, WSJ
  
  
• New Evidence in Effort to Preserve Barnes Foundation - Kyle Chayka, Hyperallergic
  
  
• A Burgeoning Film Career Built on Random Encounters - Ken Johnson, NY Times
  
  
• Authorship or Translation? Notes Toward Redefining Creativity - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, February 24 2011

• James Franco, Gus Van Sant exhibition coming this week to Gagosian Gallery - David Ng, LA Times
  
  
• Rock n' Roil at MoMA/PS 1 - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• Against Art Fairs - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  

Wednesday, February 23 2011

• Q+A: Pat Steir's Sacred Hunt - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  
• Q+A: Michel Auder's Potraits of Alice Neel - Brienne Walsh, Art in America
  
  
• But Where Did the Time Go? - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Gagosian, Glimcher and Boone, Oh My! - Julian Niccolini, NY Observer
  
  
• Right Angle to the Art World: Ellsworth Kelly on Painting Today - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• Folk Art Museum to Show Self-Taught Black Artists in Venice - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Sunday, February 20 2011

• The market sprawls - Sarah Thornton, Economist
  
  

Friday, February 18 2011

• Mystery Clouds Belgian Collector’s Sale of Chinese Art - Jason Chow, WSJ
  
  
• Robert Rubin's African Carvings Hit the Sotheby's Block - Lilly Slezak, Art in America
  
  
• Basquiat Tops $8.7 Million Phillips Auction as Buyer Fatigue Crimps Demand - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Red with a Black and White Chaser - Joanne Mattera, Art Blog
  
  
• JOHN MARIN: ‘The Weehawken Sequence’ - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, February 17 2011

• Egypt’s Antiquities Minister Says Valuable Statue Found - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• How High Can the Art Market Go? - Katherine Ryder, WSJ
  
  
• Gagosian Buys Warhol Self Portrait for $17.4 Million at Christie's London - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Hermann Nitsch Takes Action, With Help From Friends - Leigh Anne Miller, Art in America
  
  
• Q & A: Nick Simunovic on Gagosian's Eastern Promise - Richard Vine, Art in America
  
  

Wednesday, February 16 2011

• For Guy Ullens, the dream of a Chinese art museum “is over” - Cristina Ruiz, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Art Hong Kong could join forces with Art Basel - Melanie Gerlis, The Art Newspaper
  
  
• The Latest Museum Restaurant Will Be Untitled - Florence Fabricant, NY Times
  
  
• MoMA Curator Tapped for Sao Paulo Bienal - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Obama Gives Johns Medal of Honor - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Fair Report: Inside the Outside - Kate Woddel, Art in America
  
  
• Fair Report: In and Out of Rotterdam - David Ulrichs, Art in America
  
  
• Sotheby's Sale Defies Demonstrators - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Photographer David LaChapelle Sues Rihanna - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• At Sotheby's London, Richter, Warhol, and Munoz Fetch Millions in "Orgy of the Rich" - Judd Tully, Artinfo
  
  

Tuesday, February 15 2011

• Brooklyn Museum Gives Curatorial Cred to Web - Leigh Anne Miller, Art in America
  
  
• Ai Weiwei’s sunflower seeds go on sale - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Impressionist and modern sales: The prices are almost surreal - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Seeing Queerly - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  
• Search Party - Sarah Thornton, Artforum
  
  
• Ask an Art Critic - Jerry Saltz, via Artnet
  
  

Monday, February 14 2011

• Between a Name and a Signature: Q+A With Josh Smith - Adam O'Reilly, Art in America
  
  
• Two Mysterious Galleries Reinvent on LES - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Picasso's Guitar Licks - David Ebony, Art in America
  
  
• Hide/Seek Curator Speaks Up at CAA - Faye Hirsch, Art in America
  
  
• Seattle art dealer sentenced to four years for stealing artwork - Levi Pulkkinen, Seattle Pi
  
  
• Here we go again with the Iowa Jackson Pollock sale - Christopher Knight, LA Times
  
  
• Regents differ on Pollock bill - Ariana Witt, Daily Iowan
  
  
• Some missing Egyptian relics found, antiquities chief says - CNN
  
  
• Sotheby's accused of cover up over damaged Robert Cecil painting - Jon Swaine, Telegraph
  
  
• Sotheby’s move photograph and decorative art sales to Paris - Antiques Trade Gazette
  
  
• Kulug Ataman - Mark Prince, Art in America
  
  
• Opening the Folkways of Perception: Outsider Art’s Wide World of Inclusion - Martha Schwendener, NY Times
  
  
• A Life of Melting the Status Quo - Hilary M. Sheets, NY Times
  
  

Friday, February 11 2011

• Record Dali Portrait, Bacon Triptych Boost $150 Million Sotheby's Auction - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Bacon sizzles at sell-out auction - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Bacon Bounces Back at Sotheby's Sale - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  

Thursday, February 10 2011

• Major Collectors of Chinese Art to Sell Work at Sotheby's Hong Kong - David Ebony, Art in America
  
  
• Mapplethorpe Estate Too Good for Just One Museum - Leigh Anne Miller, Art in America
  
  
• Moving Image Announces 22 Participants for Tunnel Show - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Russian Buyers' Art-Spending Spree Boosts $137 Million Christie's Auction - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Françoise Cachin, a Director of French Museums, Dies at 74 - William Grimes, NY Times
  
  
• Outwit, Outpaint, Outlast: George Condo and the Back-Burnered 1980s Art Stars - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  

Wednesday, February 9 2011

• Sotheby's Benefits From Lure of Picasso - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Art Department 101 - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  
• Maria V. Altmann, Pursuer of Family Klimts, Dies at 94 - William Grimes, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, February 8 2011

• Women get chance to be engaged 'Kate Middleton' - BBC
  
  
• Clicking Your Way to An Art Collection - Economist
  
  
• Tasmanian devilry - Gareth Harris, FT
  
  
• Italian Museum Chief, Fearing Mafia, Seeks German Asylum - Joshua Norman, CBS News
  
  
• Cezanne's Card Player paintings to be shown in NY - David Sheppard, Reuters
  
  
• A Hidden Treasure Struggles in Los Angeles - Adam Nagourney, NY Times
  
  
• Shaker CEO to step down - Dick Lindsay, Berkshire Eagle
  
  
• S.F. worries about cultural loss in Egypt uprising - Jesse Hamlin, SF Gate
  
  
• LACMA, Getty to share Robert Mapplethorpe artwork - Jori Finkel, LA Times
  
  

Monday, February 7 2011

• The Teapot, an Object of Practical Beauty - Tammy La Gorce, NY Times
  
  
• Secretive, Powerful Guy Wildenstein Under New Investigation - Judith H. Dobrzynski, Real Clear Arts
  
  

Friday, February 4 2011

• Experts fret for Egypt's treasures, ancient sites - AFP
  
  
• Tomb raiders: why does no one care about Cairo's Egyptian Museum? - Jonathan Jones, Guardian
  
  
• Getty Museum's $44.9-million purchase of J.M.W. Turner masterpiece is final as sale clears U.K. export hurdle - Mike Boehm, LA Times
  
  
• Dispute Derails Art Loans From Russia - Carl Vogel and Clifford Levy, NY Times
  
  
• The Drawing Center Expands Beyond Its Lines - Carl Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• As in Life, Timing Is Everything in the Movies - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• A Man of Contradictions, With a Collection to Match - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• Weekend Update - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  

Wednesday, February 2 2011

• Farrah Fawcett's iconic swimsuit headed to Smithsonian - Ed Payne, CNN
  
  
• Cleveland Museum of Art earns more than expected from Sotheby's sale of selected old master paintings - Steven Litt, Plain Dealer
  
  
• Ashmolean Museum seeks grant to acquire Degas before auction - Martin Bailey, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Good Times Roll At Christie’s, Where Americana Week Sales Reach $22 Million - Laura Beach, Antiques and the Arts Weekly
  
  
• Lawsuit accusing Christie's of mishandling sale is dismissed - Reuters
  
  
• Rocco Landesman Weighs in, Again, on Arts Organizations - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Antiquities Chief Says Sites Are Largely Secure - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, February 1 2011

• World's First Online Art Fair Draws Fire From Galleries as Works Languish - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Google Art Project: 'Street view' technology added to museums - Philip Kennicott, Washington Post
  
  
• L.A.'s Craft and Folk Art Museum names new director - David Ng, LA Times
  
  
• Egypt's Human Chain: The Race to Save the Mummies - Nick Carbone, Time
  
  
• A Few Thoughts on the VIP Art Fair - Edward Winkleman, blog
  
  
• Smithsonian Official Defends Disputed Video’s Exhibit - Sabrina Tavernise, NY Times
  
  
• Christian Marclay: ONE FOR THE AGES - Jerry Saltz, via Artnet
  
  
• Interpreting The Numbers: How Well Is The VIP Art Fair Actually Performing? - Paddy Johnson, AFC
  
  

Friday, January 28 2011

• Society Portrait: George Condo in New York - Brienne Walsh, Art in America
  
  
• One Designer Puts Us to Good Use - Brian Boucher, Art in America
  
  
• Los Angeles is primed: Art fair, please step up - Jori Finkel, LA Times
  
  
• Legal Assistance For New Artists - Joseph De Avila, WSJ
  
  
• Showdown at the Italian Villa, Easels Drawn - Charles Isherwood, NY Times
  
  
• Jump in Art Sales at Christie's Points to Market Rebound - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• A Mind Where Picasso Meets Looney Tunes - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• A Textured Palette Without Much Paint - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Artifacts of an Imagined Time - Ken Johnson, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, January 27 2011

• Academy Awards Honor Art-Themed Films - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Robert Indiana: A Man for All Seasons - David Ebony, Art in America
  
  
• Q&A: Warhol's Mother, Condo's Muse? - Alex Gartenfeld, Art in America
  
  
• Queens For a Day: Openings at PS1 and Sculpture Center - Lilly Slezak, Art in America
  
  
• Christie's Sees Art Rebound as 2010 Sales Surged 53% on Contemporary Works - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Christie's auctioneer posts record sales in 2010 - Mike Collett-White, Reuters
  
  
• Metropolitan Museum Purchases Work By Student of Raphael - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• The Permanent Collection May Not Be So Permanent - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Wynn's Genius - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  
• Winter Wonderland - Brook Mason, Artnet
  
  
• The VIP Art Fair: Internet Dating? - Kenny Schachter, Artnet
  
  

Tuesday, January 25 2011

• Online VIP Art Fair Stung By Snarky Reviews - Ellen Gamerman, WSJ
  
  
• Art Sales: Fund with a special focus - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Rutgers museum returns painting stolen by Nazis - Edward Colimore, Inquirer Staff Writer
  
  
• Canadian museum pays $650,000 for U.S. vase - Vancouver Sun
  
  
• German foundation refuses to return Nefertiti bust - Reuters
  
  
• New Artemisia Gentileschi Pops Up on Lower East Side - Kyle Chayka, Hyperallergic
  
  
• Warhol Self Portrait, Koons Bears Boost $116 Million U.K. Art Auction Test - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Brooklyn Local - Emily Nathan, Artnet
  
  

Monday, January 24 2011

• Blankfein Portrait, Freud, Bacon Works Ignite Online Art Fair - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• At Wesleyan, a Program for Performance Art Curators - Patricia Cohen, NY Times
  
  
• A Provocateur Who Talks to Strangers - Jeffrey Kastner, NY Times
  
  
• Dennis the Menace - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  

Friday, January 21 2011

• Good Artists Borrow; Great Artists ... Sue? (Or, Does It Really Matter Who Got There First?) - Edward Winkleman, blog
  
  
• When Art Dallied With Poetry on 53rd Street - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• 10 Artists Who Deserve Solo Shows at the New Museum - Paddy Johnson, L Magazine
  
  
• New Documentary Goes Into the Woodmans - Michael Slenske, Art in America
  
  
• More Than Zero: Heinz Mack - Aimee Walleston, Art in America
  
  
• Critic Starts New Chapter as Grant Scribe - Brian Boucher, Art in America
  
  

Thursday, January 20 2011

• Art That Matters, According to Hirst - Alexandra A. Seno, WSJ
  
  
• Enwezor Announcement to Shake Up Haus der Kunst - Stephanie Cash, Art in America
  
  
• Conversation: Christian Marclay - Paul Laster, NY Observer
  
  
• In Twist, Jeff Koons Claims Rights to ‘Balloon Dogs’ - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, January 19 2011

• Smithsonian Chief Defends Withdrawal of Video - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, January 18 2011

• Black art collector, Vivian Hewitt, recalls how works were found - Virginia Linn, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  
  
• Prices for Shifting Artist Joe Bradley Rose 1,100% in Five Years: Hot Art - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Cleveland Museum of Art to auction 32 old master paintings at Sotheby's - Steven Litt, Plain Dealer
  
  
• Eli Broad, today's Norton Simon - Christopher Knight, LA Times
  
  
• Big three pull away in Paris - Simon Hewitt, Antiques Trade Gazette
  
  
• Damien Hirst Reveals Baby Skull, Says I'm No Genius, Just Lucky: Interview - Robyn Meredith, Bloomberg
  
  
• Clicking on a Masterpiece - Ellen Gamerman and Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Picasso's Sleeping Mistress May Fetch $28.6 Million at Sotheby's in London - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• The Grass Is Fake, but the Splendor Real - Ariel Kaminer, NY Times
  
  
• Guggenheim Considers a Museum in Helsinki - Carl Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Guidelines from Paper Monument’s “I like your work: art and etiquette”: Critics Can And Should Get Whiskey For Free - Paddy Johnson, AFC
  
  
• Chicago 2010 - Pedro Velez, Artnet
  
  

Tuesday, January 11 2011

• How Soon a Review? Open Thread - Edward Winkleman, blog
  
  
• Lee Lozano, Surely Defiant, Drops In - Dorothy Spears, NY Times
  
  
• Big Mack Attack - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  
• Ben Davis on The State of Art Criticism - Paddy Johnson, AFC
  
  

Friday, January 7 2011

• Trying to Make Sense of Coninx's Art-Collecting Obsession - Goran Mijuk, WSJ
  
  
• Asian Art Museum deal makes city liable for debt - John Wildermuth, SF Chronicle
  
  
• Las Vegas Neon Museum Opening Soon - Scott Mayerowitz, ABC News
  
  
• Share A Cab with Chuck Close and Kehinde Wiley - Matt Chaban, NY Observer
  
  
• Ben Davis Sez Art Criticism Isn’t Dead, Just Maimed - Kyle Chayka, Hyperallergic
  
  
• Dali, Bacon Boost $85 Million Auction; Erotic Portraits on Sale - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Billionaire Eli Broad Unveils Plans for New Art Museum - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Dennis Hopper's Bullet-Shot Warhol, `Easy Rider' Script Head to Christie's - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Gauguin Flowers to Top $169 Million Sale; Hirst's Skull Heads to Hong Kong - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Graffiti Brawl: Kenny Scharf Fights Back After His Houston Street Mural Is Defaced - Judd Tully, Artinfo
  
  
• Broads Detail Plans for New Los Angeles Museum - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• The Cat Is Stuffed, but the Bird Is Real - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• New Sparkle for an Abstract Ensemble - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• New This Month in US Museums - Artnet
  
  
• An Allegedly Fake Warhol May Get Its Day in Court - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, January 4 2011

• Big Art for 2011 Parades Picasso, Miro, Manet in European Shows: Preview - Martin Gayford, Bloomberg
  
  
• A New Year: A New Destination Museum, In Singapore By Safdie - Judith H. Dobrzynski, Real Clear Arts
  
  
• The Year in CultureGrrl, 2010 Edition - Lee Rosenbaum, CultureGrrl
  
  
• Should the Whitney’s Breuer Become an Architecture Museum? - Kyle Chayka, Hyperallergic
  
  
• 400 Artworks by Women Are Donated to the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  

Monday, January 3 2011

• Peter Saul with Irving Sandler and Phong Bui - Irving Sandler and Phong Bui, Brooklyn Rail
  
  
• In this giant space, photos feel personal - Brendan Spiegel, Washington Post
  
  
• The old Salvador Dalí Museum wows visitors for the last time - Dominick Tao, St. Petersburg Times
  
  
• Paris entrepreneur to launch art 'stock exchange' - Angelique Chrisafis, Guardian
  
  
• De Niro Reasserts Control of Father’s Art, Launches New Prize - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• The Nonconformist - Deborah Solomon, NY Times
  
  
• Droll Abstraction - Hunter Drohojowska-Philp, Artnet
  
  

Sunday, January 2 2011

• Top Ten (Plus One) Emerging Artists of 2011 - Marina Cashdan, Huffington Post
  
  

Tuesday, December 28 2010

• A guide to the market oligopoly system - Felix Salmon, Reuters
  
  
• John Warhola, brother of artist Andy Warhol, dies - AP
  
  
• 9 Underappreciated New York Art Shows & Events of 2010 - Hrag Vartanian, Hyperallergic
  
  
• Clore appointed chairman of Sotheby’s Europe - Antiques Trade Gazette
  
  
• Massive Protests By Nigerians May Force Sotheby’s To Stop Sale Of Benin Mask - Sahara Reporters
  
  
• Gallery Patrons Ejected Over Gaza Flotilla T-Shirts - Robert Mackey, NY Times
  
  
• Roy R. Neuberger Dies at 107; Applied a Stock Trader’s Acumen to Art - Edward Wyatt, NY Times
  
  

Friday, December 24 2010

• Amid Art Boom, Artists Weary - Cathy Yan, WSJ
  
  
• The City as It Was, A Web Site Away - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Tracking Racial Identity, But Not Defined by It - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• The Arab Modern - Barbara Pollack, Artnet
  
  

Wednesday, December 22 2010

• Exhibitionists at the Art Fair - Ann Landi, Artinfo
  
  
• The best (and worst) of 2010 - Time Out
  
  
• Art Fag City at The L Magazine: Ten Best Exhibitions of 2010 + The Three Worst - Art Fag City
  
  
• Artnet Design - Brook Mason, Artnet
  
  

Friday, December 17 2010

• Dali, Magritte Art Worth $160 Million Given to Berlin by Couple - Catherine Hickley, Bloomberg
  
  
• Berlin’s Lost Art Resurfaces at Flea Market, New York Auctions - Catherine Hickley, Bloomberg
  
  
• Sandwichist – Lobster Club Sandwich at Sotheby’s Café - Browners at Londonist
  
  
• Gray chair fails to sell amid bidding war fears - Michael Parsons, Irish Times
  
  
• A New Spin on the MoMA Satellite - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• Guggenheim Defends Show of Trustee’s Art - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Portraits of Phantoms, Struggling to Stand Out - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, December 15 2010

• Phila. art collector Linda Lee Alter gives 400 works to Pa. Academy of the Fine Arts - Stephan Salisbury, Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  
• Why the Art Market Is Rising - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Courtney Love says she has been 'saved' by Henry Allsopp - Tim Walker, Telegraph
  
  

Tuesday, December 14 2010

• An Artist Once Shunned, Now Celebrated at Istanbul Museum - Susanne Fowler, NY Times
  
  
• MOCA's mural mess - Christopher Knight, LA Times
  
  
• Judith Godwin: Now We're Ready - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  

Monday, December 13 2010

• The Art Market: records by the book - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Fred Alger brings art business savvy to launch of ‘The Art Economist’ - Jan Sjostrom, Palm Beach Daily News
  
  
• The mega-galleries battling it out for control of the global art market - Vanessa Thorpe, Guardian
  
  
• His Path From Shutter to Paintbrush - Ken Johnson, NY Times
  
  
• Peter C. Marzio, Houston Museum Director, Dies at 67 - William Grimes, NY Times
  
  
• Hoop Dreams of His Own Design - Dorothy Spears, NY Times
  
  

Friday, December 10 2010

• Picture Post: Miami - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  
• Picture Post: Art Abu Dhabi - Nazy Nazand, Artnet
  
  
• Art Fag City Wins The Village Voice Web Award for Best Art Blog! - Paddy Johnson, AFC
  
  

Wednesday, December 8 2010

• Land of 1,000 Air Kisses: Art Basel Miami Beach, With Regrets - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Roman Abramovich to spend £250 million on St Petersburg art museum project - Robert Mendick and Nigel Rosser, Telegraph
  
  
• Mega-gallery eyes London art hub - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Billionaire's friend bringing mega-galleries to Britain - Rob Sharp, The Independent
  
  

Tuesday, December 7 2010

• Fair Enough: All Over But the Posting - Joanne Mattera, Art Blog
  
  
• Smithsonian Bans 2 Activists for Showing Wojnarowicz Video - Hrag Vartanian, Hyperallergic
  
  
• Good Art in a Bad Year - Peter Schjeldahl, New Yorker
  
  
• Aristocrats Seeking Cash Boost $119 Million Old-Master Auctions in London - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Museum Sells Pieces of Its Past, Reviving a Debate - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Scottish Artist Wins Turner Prize for a Recording - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Intimate Strangers - Linda Yablonsky, Artforum
  
  

Sunday, December 5 2010

• New fair spotlights emerging artists, curators - Jacqueline Trescott, Washington Post
  
  
• Nada is Miami Beach’s Lower East Side - Hrag Vartanian, Hyperallergic
  
  
• At Basel, Tedious Art of Party-Hopping - Marshall Heyman, WSJ
  
  
• Gallery giants tighten their grip - Melanie Gerlis, The Art Newspaper
  
  
• Blue Skies and Blue-Chip Sales at Art Basel Miami - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• If It’s So Easy, Why Don’t You Try It: Spotlight on Jackson Pollock - Steven McElroy, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, December 2 2010

• Lau’s $16.7 Million Birds Lift Christie’s to Record - Kelvin Wong, Bloomberg BusinessWeek
  
  
• At Art Basel Miami Beach, Less Heat - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• Comedian Conversation Falls Flat at 92nd Street Y - Felicia R. Lee, NY Times
  
  
• Rubell de Jour - David Velasco, Artforum
  
  
• Art Basel Off to a Fast Start - Erica Orden, WSJ
  
  
• Taking a €1 Million Speedboat Out for a Spin - Marshall Heyman, WSJ
  
  
• Where the Buys Are: A Party Planner Talks About the Business of Art Basel Miami - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• The Colors of Money - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• Art Basel Miami, Day One: The Calm Before the Storm - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• Video Deemed Offensive Pulled by Portrait Gallery - Dave Itzkoff, NY Times
  
  
• The UnMuseum - Alex Williams, NY Times
  
  
• Squiggly, Tangly and Angular - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• A Defiant Miami Art Museum Breaks Ground in Museum Park - Artinfo
  
  

Monday, November 29 2010

• Hedge fund billionaire helps bring back grand old days of art patronage - Dalya Alberge, Guardian
  
  
• Collector basks in Basel spotlight - Fabiola Santiago, Miami Herald
  
  
• In Miami Beach, a More Daring Art Basel - Erica Orden, WSJ
  
  
• Art Basel Miami Beach has boosted artists, collectors in Latin America - Fabiola Santiago, Miami Herald
  
  
• The Art Market: Gallery activism - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Sotheby's tests flagging market - Michaela Boland, Australian
  
  
• Picasso’s Electrician Claims to Own Hundreds of Works - Hrag Vartanian, Hyperallergic
  
  
• An Object of Beauty, By Steve Martin - Christian House, The Independent
  
  
• Bonfire of the vulgarities - Alec Solomita, Boston Globe
  
  
• Dealers are collectors, too - Lindsay Pollock, The Art Newspaper
  
  
• Art Basel Miami Beach contemporary fair ‘a happening, like the Super Bowl’ - Jan Sjostrom, Palm Beach Daily News
  
  
• Art Books - NY Times
  
  
• Building Museums, and a Fresh Arab Identity - Nicholai Ouroussoff, NY Times
  
  
• Only Collect - Alexandra Jacobs, NY Times
  
  
• Africa and Its Spheres of Influence - Judith H. Dobrzynski, NY Times
  
  
• Art That’s Best Seen Through the Bottom of a Glass - Frank Bruni, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, November 23 2010

• The Bathrobe Brigade: It’s Art Basel vs. The Cool Kids, as NADA Grows Up - Julia Halperin, NY Observer
  
  
• Are the Feds Closing in on Billionaire Steven Cohen? - John Hudson, Atlantic Wire
  
  
• Officials to Meet on Asian Art Museum’s Financial Woes - Jacqueline Palank, WSJ
  
  
• Glass Cube Dazzles at Boston MFA's $345 Million Art Wing: James S. Russell - james S. Russell, Bloomberg
  
  
• Hermitage Courts Eli Broad, Loses Hirst Skull, Pursues Postwar Art Gifts - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Is This an Auction House or a Gallery? - Cathy Yan, WSJ
  
  

Monday, November 22 2010

• At Berlin Museum, Reindeer, Art and Overnight Stays - Sally McGrane, NY Times
  
  
• Guggenheim Pays Former Chief $1.8 Million, Triple Salary of Current Head - Katya Kazakina and Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• A Collector Bets on the Dark Side - David Colman, NY TImes
  
  
• Tax Filings Show Struggles for Guggenheim - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Friday, November 19 2010

• How the West Was Won - Linda Yablonsky, Artforum
  
  
• JOHN CURRIN: ‘New Paintings’ - Ken Johnson, NY Times
  
  
• Seating All the Americas at the Same Table - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• Nathan Oliveira, 81, Dies; Painted Human Conflict - William Grimes, NY Times
  
  
• The Great American (Male) Nude - Lilly Wei, Artnews
  
  

Thursday, November 18 2010

• Do I Hear $45 For Sotheby’s? - Forbes blog
  
  
• Hopper's widow slams dating reports - Toronto Sun
  
  
• Andy Warhol's Red Self Portrait: An Exchange - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  
• Rob Pruitt Awards Announced: Paddy Johnson Lands Critic of The Year Nomination - Paddy Johnson, AFC
  
  
• Steve Martin’s Sketch of the Art World - Julie Bosman, NY Times
  
  
• A Trove of Paul Strand Photos for Philadelphia Museum of Art - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Musician Patti Smith Wins Book Award for Mapplethorpe Memoir - Laurie Muchnick, Bloomberg
  
  
• De Niro Establishes $25,000 Prize in Father's Name for American Painters - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  

Tuesday, November 16 2010

• Francesca Woodman: eerie visions from a life cut short - Alastair Sooke, Telegraph
  
  
• Asian Art Museum reportedly in financial turmoil - Philip Matier, San Francisco Chronicle
  
  
• Marketing Mondays: Selling Out of Your Studio - Joanne Mattera Art Blog
  
  
• New York sales: Andy Warhol leads recovery - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Art Sales Crack $1 Billion, Again - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• All about the brand - Don Thompson, Canada National Post
  
  
• Saint Laurent Record Challenged by $82 Million Design-Art Auction in Paris - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• How Prime Art Got on the Menu at Gotham Bar and Grill - Emma Allen, Artinfo
  
  
• The Big Crit - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  

Monday, November 15 2010

• Madoff's Bed, Underwear, Shoes Snapped Up in $2 Million New York Auction - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  

Sunday, November 14 2010

• Gold Rush for Art of the Recent Past - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  

Saturday, November 13 2010

• Christie's Gorvy Says Art Prices Reaching New Highs: Video - Bloomberg TV
  
  
• Hedgie Steve Cohen Revealed as Buyer of Warhol's $35.4 Million Coke at Sotheby's - Judd Tully, Artinfo
  
  
• Qatar Museum to Debut With a Trio of Shows Surveying New Arab Art - Artinfo
  
  
• Wild Carte - David Velasco, Artforum
  
  
• Art Toronto - Cheryl Sokolow, Artnet
  
  
• Dominick Dunne’s Comfy Chair and a Jaguar Named Audrey - Kathryn Shattuck, NY Times
  
  
• Qing Dynasty Relic Yields Record Price at Auction - John F. Burns, NY Times
  
  
• Proposal Recommends Charging Admission at the Smithsonian - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, November 11 2010

• A heritage to share - Laura Collins-Hughes, Boston.com
  
  
• Dubai's art scene buzzes - Timur Moon, The National
  
  
• Eric Schmidt, Wendi Murdoch, Jack Dorsey, And Other Big Names Are Betting On Art.sy To Shake Up The Fine Art Market - Dan Frommer via SF Gate
  
  
• At Christie's, Mockery Brings in Millions - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  
• Celebrating a loading dock - where Art Museum's grand expansion begins - Stephan Salisbury, Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  
• A growing MFA helps Back Bay Fens glitter - Laura Collins Hughes, Boston.com
  
  
• Art Walk Turns Into Street Fight in Istanbul - Suzanne Fowler, NY Times
  
  
• Boston Museum Grows by Casting a Wide Net - Judith H. Dobrzynski, NY Times
  
  
• Title Insurance Concept Spreads Into Art Sales - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, November 10 2010

• Postcards, and Profiles, From the Edge: Two Extravagant Imaginations Take Over Fifth Avenue Museums - Phyllis Tuchman, NY Observer
  
  
• Cash Flows Freely at Sotheby's Contemporary Sale - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  
• Red Planet - Linda Yablonsky, Artforum
  
  
• Ansel Adams or Not? More Twists - Reyhan Harmanci, NY Times
  
  
• Met Is to Repatriate to Egypt Artifacts From King Tut’s Tomb - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, November 9 2010

• Marketing Mondays: Scam or Opportunity? - Joanne Mattera, blog
  
  
• Art auction records broken by new breed of billionaires - Charlotte Higgins, Guardian
  
  
• Christie’s vs. Chritrs - Isabella Steger, WSJ
  
  
• The Mysteries of the Press, Part II - Edward Winkleman, blog
  
  
• Records Fall at Auction of Contemporary Masters - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Warhol Wins at Phillips's Stellar $137 Million Debut, Sight Lines Be Damned - Judd Tully, Artinfo
  
  
• Warhol Work Rakes in $63 Million at Contemporary Art Auction - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  

Monday, November 8 2010

• Berlin to display art Nazis considered "degenerate" - Michelle Martin, Reuters
  
  
• Seeing Enough Shows on the LES - Stephen Truax, Hyperallergic
  
  
• Fatal Art: Stacy Engman on Her Show of Artist-Designed Tarot Cards - Emma Allen, Artinfo
  
  
• Paper Chase - Deborah Ripley, Artnet
  
  
• Survival In New York: An Interview With Lauren Cornell - Paddy Johnson, AFC
  
  

Friday, November 5 2010

• What's in a Name? At Art Auctions, Lots of Money - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  
• Meager Means, Rich Imagination - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Print Fair 2010 - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, November 4 2010

• Sotheby’s Loss Narrows to $19 Million as Art Market Rebounds - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Stolen Degas painting resurfaces at Sotheby's auction - AP
  
  
• Ai Weiwei Plans a Celebration, of Sorts, to Mark Demolition of His Studio - David Itzkoff, NY Times
  
  
• Gates Foundation Gives $30 Million to Smithsonian - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• For Fashion’s Bad Boy, No Secrets - Spencer Morgan, NY Times
  
  
• Documenting Accumulation and Its Discontents - Penelope Green, NY Times
  
  
• Tauba Auerbach pops back up - Monica Khemsurov, NY Times
  
  
• Court Says Fisk University Can Sell Stake in Art Collection - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, November 3 2010

• Japanese architects to build V&A design museum - Severin Carrell, Guardian
  
  
• The Adman’s Promise: The Persistent Myth of Charles Saatchi - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Elevator Presents Mobile Mattresses; Sausage Factory: Hot Art - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• The Best Bob - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  
• A Guide to the Virtual Art Market - Eileen Kinsella, Artnews
  
  
• (Art) Project Runway - Anthony Haden-Guest, NY Observer
  
  
• Survival In New York: An Interview with Dan Cameron - Paddy Johnson, AFC
  
  

Sunday, October 31 2010

• Art review: 'The Artist's Museum' @ MOCA - Christopher Knight, LA Times
  
  
• Andrew Wyeth painting at Christie's 'a really good fake' - CNN
  
  
• The L.A. Art Boom - Lauren A.E. Schuker, WSJ
  
  
• Gothic American - Deborah Solomon, NY Times
  
  
• Drawing as an End, Not a Means - Ted Loos, NY Times
  
  

Friday, October 29 2010

• Ask an Art Critic: Jerry Saltz Answers Your Questions About Irritating Dealers and Glorious Spaces - Jerry Saltz, NY Mag
  
  
• Victims of art fraud describe personal, financial toll - Helen O'Neill, Washington Post
  
  
• The Power List - WSJ
  
  
• Auction Houses as Museums: Art on Display Presale - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Potential Titian Buyers Get an Advance Look - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, October 26 2010

• An exodus of artwork from L.A. - Jori Finkel, LA Times
  
  
• De Niro Art Dealer Heads to Trial as Salander Languishes at Rikers Island - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Qatar May Bid for Christie's as Emir Buys Art, Plans Mideast Cultural Hub - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• What the New Museum Should Do With Its New Rose - Hyperallergic
  
  
• Lunch with the FT: Larry Gagosian - Jackie Wullschlager, FT
  
  
• U.S. to Send Visual Artists as Cultural Ambassadors - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• New Proposal to Keep Fisk University From Selling Stake in Collection - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  

Monday, October 25 2010

• Sotheby’s vice chair opening New York gallery - Charlotte Burns, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Gagosian Sells $20 Million Art in Paris, Planning Global Growth: Interview - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Qatar eyes Christie's auction house - Reuters
  
  
• Where Art Meets Trash and Transforms Life - Carol Kino, New York Times
  
  

Friday, October 22 2010

• Recalling a Collector of Bold Art and Life - Claudia La Rocco, NY Times
  
  
• Chrysler art museum to create world-class glass studio - Teresa Annas, Virginian-Pilot
  
  
• Reclaiming the Badges of Cultural Identity - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  
• A Comeback for South African Art? - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Jay Heikes: ‘Inanimate Life’ - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• The International Fine Art and Antique Dealers Show - Ken Johnson, NY Times
  
  
• A Bertoia Sculpture Is Dismantled - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, October 21 2010

• Making sense of the art trade during Frieze week - Economist
  
  
• Director stands firm on Aspen Art Museum project - Aaron Hedge, Aspen Times
  
  
• Team Gallery Plans Second SoHo Space - Sarah Douglas, Artinfo
  
  
• Gagosian in Paris: A Moveable Feast - Alice Pfeiffer, Art in America
  
  
• Commission Order to Guggenheim: Hot Dogs, Hold the Kiosk - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, October 20 2010

• Saatchi to sell £36m flat after falling out with the neighbours - Andy McSmith, The Independent
  
  

Tuesday, October 19 2010

• Art Market Recovering as Frieze Boosted by Hirst, Collectors Head to Paris - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• US art titan Gagosian takes on Paris - Roland Lloyd Parry, AFP
  
  
• £94 million of art sold at Frieze auctions - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Sanctions Are Ending For Museum - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• At Tate Modern, Seeds of Discontent by the Ton - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Rear View - David Velasco, Artforum
  
  
• Ask An Art Critic - Jerry Saltz, Artnet
  
  
• Survival in New York: An Interview With William Powhida - Paddy Johnson, AFC
  
  

Saturday, October 16 2010

• The It curators: A new breed of young socialites are selling art - Charlotte Philby, The Independent
  
  
• MFA is owner of contested painting - Geoff Edgers, Boston Globe
  
  
• Schiffer Browses Frieze, $5.6 Million Hirst Sells - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Naked Jerry Hall Painting, Warhol Boost $21.3 Million Auction - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• All The Fun Of The Frieze - Alice Jones, The Independent
  
  
• Auction Tests 'Debutantes' - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• The Art Market: Fiac in prospect - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Melvin Edwards: ‘Sculptures 1964-2010’ - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Suzan Frecon: ‘Recent Painting’ - Ken Johnson, NY Times
  
  
• Shahn Art Collection and Home Are for Sale - Eve M. Kahn, NY Times
  
  
• Big Fish and Fresh Cash at London Fair - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• Tate Modern Closes Access to ‘Sunflower Seeds’ - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, October 12 2010

• Art market news for Frieze week - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Fisk University in New Bid to Gain Approval to Sell Art - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• In California, Pot Is Now an Art Patron - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• Katy Siegel - Americanana - Artforum
  
  
• Married Life - Jennifer Allen, Artforum
  
  

Monday, October 11 2010

• The Problem With Chinese Works of Art - Jason Chow, WSJ
  
  
• Iwan Wirth: the dealer who’s bigger than Saatchi - Catherine Milner, Telegraph
  
  
• Here Comes Frieze Week - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  
• Art in the Time of Austerity - Ben Davis, Artnet
  
  

Friday, October 8 2010

• Hot Italian Art Lures U.S. Billionaires; Duke's Sale Raises $10.3 Million - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Chinese Battle for $32.6 Million Vase Lifts Sotheby's to Hong Kong Record - Hanny Wan and Adam Majendie, Bloomberg
  
  
• Stephen Pace, Painter and Abstract Expressionist, Is Dead at 91 - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Rediscovering an Earthy Master - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Ignoring Boundaries and Borrowing Freely - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, October 7 2010

• Art collector and museum founder Rene di Rosa dies - Dan Taylor, Press Democrat
  
  
• Swedish museum learns of artwork theft from police - AFP
  
  
• Woman destroys controversial Jesus print - UPI
  
  
• Happy (early) birthday, Irving Blum! - Jori Finkel, LA Times
  
  

Wednesday, October 6 2010

• The Last Word on Dan Colen - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Christie's to sell art from Robert Shapazian estate; Huntington to receive an early Warhol - Jori Finkel, LA Times
  
  
• Sotheby's Islamic sale makes $11 mln, beats target - Reuters
  
  
• Court Snafu Gives Art Dealer Salander Two Months in Hard-Core Rikers Jail - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  

Tuesday, October 5 2010

• Zhang's $6.7 Million Baby Boosts Sotheby's Hong Kong Sale as Buyers Battle - Adam Majendie, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art Sales Set New Record - WSJ
  
  
• The Dark Art of Appraisal - Vernon Silver, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art collector banking on new gallery - Peter Simpson, Ottawa Citizen
  
  
• Norton Simon's disputed 'Adam and Eve' getting closer look from Supreme Court - Mike Boehm, LA Times
  
  
• Canaletto and His Rivals at the National Gallery - interview with curator - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Gallery 'dishes the dirt' - Bruce Golding, NY Post
  
  
• Protests Blight Launch Of 2010 Turner Prize - Elizabeth Scott, Sky News
  
  
• Museum Intentionally Showcases Particularly Bad Art - Matthew Hall, AOL News
  
  
• Overdue museum debt tops $741,000 - Bernard Harris, Lancaster
  
  
• Criticism Flies After State Eases Ban on Art Sales - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  

Monday, October 4 2010

• ART MOSCOW 2010 - Matthew Bown, Artnet
  
  

Thursday, September 30 2010

• Rose Art Museum to explore water in new exhibits - Chris Bergeron, Stoneham Sun
  
  
• Lehman Brothers Signs Sell for $111,700 in London - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Gauguin’s Dreamy Mysteries Seduce in Tate Show: Martin Gayford - Martin Gayford, Bloomberg News
  
  

Wednesday, September 29 2010

• Back in the New York Groove: The Author Comes Home, and Finds the Art World Changed - Anthony-Haden Guest, NY Observer
  
  
• A Conversation with Photorealist Art Dealer Louis Meisel - Homa Nasab, Artinfo
  
  
• An Object of Beauty - Review Steve Martin book, Publishers Weekly
  
  
• Israel Museum Returns Nazi-Seized Klee Drawing to Heir of Jewish Victim - Catherine Hickley, Bloomberg
  
  
• New Arab Museum to Open in Doha - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• Guggenheim to Create Architect-Designed ‘Labs’ - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, September 28 2010

• Recommended Shows for Fall! - Art Fag City
  
  
• Highflying Christie's clips low-rung staff - Paul Tharp, NY Post
  
  
• Phillips de Pury: this little piggy went to market - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  

Saturday, September 25 2010

• History of gallery speaks much about culture and life - Judith Smith, ASU
  
  
• 1,500 US museums offer free admission Saturday - AP via Google
  
  
• Richard Serra Sculpture Rusts in Bronx Yard - Sam Dolnick, NY Times
  
  
• In Rare Find, Prado Says Painting Is by Bruegel the Elder - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Artists in Residence - Linda Yablonsky, T Magazine
  
  
• The 3,200-Square-Foot Adventure - Constance Rosenblum, NY Times
  
  
• Auction World’s Blast of Brash - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• New Representation: Stefania Bortolami - Kimberly Chou, Art in America
  
  

Friday, September 24 2010

• Suspect in van Gogh theft held in Vermont - Bruce Krasnow, The New Mexican
  
  
• France's PIXmania founder displays art collection - Dominique Vidalon, Reuters
  
  
• Art dealer Mira Godard dead at 82 - Sandra Martin, Toronto Globe and Mail
  
  
• Guerrilla Girls speak on social injustice, radical art - Ashton Cooper, Columbia Spectator
  
  
• Are Art Auctions Rigged? - Forbes India
  
  
• "I want Paris to be the capital of the art market” - Anna Sansom, Art Newspaper
  
  

Thursday, September 23 2010

• NADA Director Heather Hubbs on the Future of Her Cutting-Edge Art Fair - Sarah Douglas, Artinfo
  
  
• Looking Back at 25 Years of Dallas Art: Valley House’s Kevin Vogel Speaks About DADA - Peter Simek, D Magazine
  
  
• Maine museum divvies up $3M gift - Victoria Advocate
  
  
• Art Institute Sues Engineering Firm for $10M - Courthouse News
  
  
• Newson's $1.3 Million Speedboat Joins Manta Ray Jet, $300 Nikes: Review - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• London Design Festival | The Fun Begins - Pilar Viladas, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, September 21 2010

• Angela Westwater: Fostering Art - Elisa Lipsky-Karasz, Harper's Bazaar
  
  
• A Bubble Bursting With Ideas - Judith H. Dobrzynski, WSJ
  
  
• Fairs and auctions by mouse - Charlotte Burns, The Art Newspaper
  
  
• Lehman Brothers Logo ‘Liquidated’ as Artist Paints Wall Street - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Gallery to Open Trove Of Buried Treasures - Erica Orden, WSJ
  
  
• Ralph T. Coe, former Nelson director, dies at 81 - Ann Spivak, Kansas City Star
  
  
• Bank of America giving $10m to MFA - Geoff Edgers, Boston Globe
  
  
• Harvard’s museum(s) admission - Alex Beam, Boston Globe
  
  
• Philadelphia Museum of Art names Alice Beamesderfer deputy director of exhibitions and collections - Stephan Salisbury, Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  
• Warhol, Hirst to Boost $62 Million Auctions as Recovery Tested - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art Sales: Is now the time to sell, sell, sell? - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  

Monday, September 20 2010

• Weekend Update - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  
• Putting Memories to New Use - Carol Kino, New York Times
  
  

Thursday, September 16 2010

• Munich Mayor Snubs Panel's Offer to Rule on Nazi-Looted Klee - Catherine Hickley, Bloomberg
  
  
• Montclair Art Museum appoints new curator - Northjersey.com
  
  
• Woodmere museum finds a new director - Peter Dobrin, Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  
• Behind the Scenes Drama at Liberace Museum - Kristen Peterson, Las Vegas Weekly
  
  
• Built for Speed? The Collector Chats With Marc Newson About His New Gagosian Show - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Board of Regents Ending Injunction Against Museums’ Art Sales - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Art for Guys Who Hate Museums - Eric Wilson, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, September 15 2010

• The 60-Second Art World - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  

Tuesday, September 14 2010

• Sainsbury family donates £25m to British Museum - BBC
  
  
• Philip Johnson's Glass House, Brick Gay Hideaway Need Millions in Repair - Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• It Made Him an American - Judith H. Dobrzynski, WSJ
  
  
• Museum seeking wannabe Warhols - Mary Carole McCauley, Baltimore Sun
  
  
• Lust for Life - Linda Yablonsky, Art Forum
  
  

Monday, September 13 2010

• Picture this: tapas between galleries in Chelsea - Nina Roberts, Boston Globe
  
  
• Big Plans, Big Spaces in Los Angeles - Robert L. Pincus, NY Times
  
  
• Xiling fund raises $25 million to buy Chinese art - Rick Desloge, St. Louis Business Journal
  
  
• The Moses palette - Patricia Harris and David Lyon, Boston Globe
  
  
• Unique design for a pension trust - Kathryn Tully, FT
  
  
• The Art Market: Back in gear - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  

Friday, September 10 2010

• Sotheby’s Ruprecht Stands to Earn $8 Million a Year - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Alec Soth: Man on the edge - Mary Abbe, Star Tribune
  
  
• Christo vs. Colorado - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• A Wild Trip From Bathroom to Gallery - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Building an Art of Virtuoso Ambiguity - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• British Artists Protest a Possible Cut in Government Funds - Dave Itzkoff, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, September 9 2010

• Co-owner of missing painting charged with fraud - AP
  
  
• After Fire, Phillips Collection Seeks Donations Via Texting - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• Hands up for Hirst - Economist
  
  
• 10,000 Maniacs - Philip Tinari, Artforum
  
  
• Kid Stuff - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  
• Apps as Tour Guides Through New York Museums, Step by Step - Bob Tedeschi, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, August 25 2010

• Will Tough Times Trigger Corporate Art Selloff? - Jill Lawless, AP
  
  
• Ansel Adams Trust Sues Over Negatives - Kevin Flynn, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, August 24 2010

• No More 'Cathedrals of Culture' - Judith H. Dobrzynski, WSJ
  
  
• Phoenix values its collection of Israeli art at $23m - Ellie Armon Azoulay and Daniel Rauchwarger, Haaretz
  
  
• Harn Museum of Art Receives $4.2 Million Collection of Asian Art - Artdaily
  
  
• Schiele art back in Austria after ownership feud - AP
  
  
• New Salvador Dali Museum is a hurricane-proof 'fortress' - Grayson Kamm, USA Today
  
  
• Koons, Hirst, Prince to Lure Collectors as Art Fairs Face Online Challenge - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Egypt Jails Five Officials in Van Gogh Theft Probe - Alaa Shahine, Bloomberg
  
  
• Peter Greenaway’s ‘Last Supper’ Coming to the Armory - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• Eli Broad Selects Diller Scofidio + Renfro to Design New Museum - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Photographer Withdraws Lawsuit in Shepard Fairey Case - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  

Monday, August 23 2010

• Brant vs. Brant: Divorce Celebrity Style - Laura M. Holson, NY Times
  
  
• Gay Sisters, Bankers’ Consorts Dazzle in Sargent Show: Review - Manuela Hoelterhoff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Van Gogh $55 Million `Poppy Flowers' Theft in Cairo Blamed on Lax Security - Alaa Shahine, Bloomberg
  
  
• Van Gogh Painting Remains Missing - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• Pompano Beach man charged with mail fraud in alleged fake art deal - Michael Laforgia, Palm Beach Post
  
  

Sunday, August 22 2010

• Why You Can't Always Trust Art Dealers - Daniel Grant, WSJ
  
  
• Clay Mates - Linda Yablonsky, T Magazine
  
  

Friday, August 20 2010

• Movie review: 'Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child' - Kevin Thomas, LA Times
  
  
• A. C. M., Mansaray, Rigo 23 & Volyazlovsky - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• A Bull Market in Sketchy Art - William Cohan, NY TImes
  
  
• $550k gold bar from Florida Keys shipwreck stolen - AP via Miami Herald
  
  
• When an Actor Casts Himself as an Artist - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• African Art World Nestled in Tenafly - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• AFC’s Art Sneaker Contest: The Results! - Art Fag City
  
  

Thursday, August 19 2010

• Real to Reel - David Velasco, Artforum
  
  
• My Favorite Fifty - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  
• A Museum Show as a TV Contest Prize - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, August 18 2010

• A Museum Director’s New Direction - Rachel Morgan, Observer
  
  
• Herman Leonard Dies at 87; His Photos Visualized Jazz - Margalit Fox, NY Times
  
  
• New Miami Art Museum head has a mission for expansion and a new home - Jaweed Kaleem, Palm Beach Post
  
  
• Probe into theft of Cuban paintings continues - Rebecca Huval, Miami Herald
  
  
• Vienna Psychotherapist Tackles Nazi-Era Claims at Museum Founded by Father - Catherine Hickley, Bloomberg
  
  
• Chelsea Museum Shuts - Erica Order and Craig Karmin, WSJ
  
  
• Eli Broad's museum OK'd by supervisors, making it virtually a done deal - Mike Boehm, LA Times
  
  
• A Dream of a Contemporary Art Museum on the Jersey Shore - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• The Take on “Work of Art” We’ve All Been Waiting For - Hrag Vartanian, Hyperallergic
  
  
• Work of Art - Walter Robinson, Artnet
  
  
• Berkshires Style - Sarah Archer, Artnet
  
  

Tuesday, August 17 2010

• Art Shrugging Off Recession, Art Slump, Many Chelsea Galleries Keep Trading Up - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Bashing Architects With Lawsuit, as MIT Did, Kills Innovation - James S. Russell, Bloomberg
  
  
• Steve Wynn Reveals Details of His $33 Million Rembrandt - Steve Friess, Daily Beast
  
  
• Sotheby's (BID) President and CEO William F Ruprecht sells 9,000 Shares - Guru Focus
  
  
• Old Battle Rejoined Over Michelangelo’s ‘David’ - Elisabetta Povoledo, NY Times
  
  
• Do Arts at Governors Island Need Governing? - New York Times
  
  

Monday, August 16 2010

• Testimony in Fisk art trial: Collection is "ugly" - Tennessean
  
  
• Malaysian auctions: ‘Professional, but can do more’ - Malaysia Star
  
  
• It's OK for serious art to be funny - Sharon Mizota, LA Times
  
  
• Yurok Indians exult at return of sacred cache - Paul Fimrite, SF Chronicle
  
  
• Cairo museum opens its doors - UPI
  
  
• Wilco Takes Over An Art Museum This Weekend - Andrea Shea, NPR
  
  
• Crush with Eyeliner - Catherine Taft, Artforum
  
  
• Lehman Creditors May Get $16 Million as Hirst, Freud Auctioned - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• The Rise of the Emerging Art Economy - Rachel Wolff, Bloomberg Business Week
  
  
• It's 'millionaires vs. billionaires' at Monterey Peninsula automobile auctions - Kathlyn Clore, Monterey Herald
  
  
• A Compendium of Everyday Genius - Alice Rawsthorn, NY Times
  
  
• James Turrell Settles Fight With Former Art Gallery - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• A Curator Goes With Her Gut - Susan Hodara, NY Times
  
  

Friday, August 13 2010

• City files suit against Christie's auction house, N.J. man for art by designer of Central Park icons - Jose Martinez, NY Daily News
  
  
• Made to fit - Kate McQuaid, Boston Globe
  
  
• 8-year-old painting prodigy is new art world star - AP via Google
  
  
• ‘Winslow Homer and the Poetics Of Place’ Get a Brilliant Showing At the Portland Museum of Art - Seth Lipsky, NY Sun
  
  

Thursday, August 12 2010

• A Return to Video Is Moving - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Artifacts | Feats of Clay - Linda Yablonsky, T
  
  
• Manhattan Mogul Elie Hirschfeld Acquires $2,000,000 Original Frank Stella Painting - PR Newswire
  
  
• Harvey Kahn, 86 - Northjersey.com
  
  
• Jerry Saltz’s Work of Art Finale Recap: Life Breaks Through - Jerry Saltz, New York Magazine
  
  
• Postal Service issues Winslow Homer stamp in Maine - AP via WGME
  
  
• Sharing a National Identity, Emerging Artists Engaging in a Visual Language - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Provocative Artist Fights for Return to P.S. 1 - Claudia la Rocco, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, August 11 2010

• The ’80s, Through Warhol’s Eyes - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Where S&P Means Sculpture & Painting - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• New Building for Aspen Art Museum Moves Forward - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Side by side - Sarah Thornton, Economist
  
  

Tuesday, August 10 2010

• Giacometti's $103 Million `Walking Man' Has Twin on French Riviera: Review - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• Folk Art Museum Doubles Deficit, Spends $341,580 on Legal Fees - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Bill to Halt Certain Sales of Artwork May Be Dead - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Chelsea Museum Risks Losing Charter - Erica Orden and Craig Karmin, WSJ
  
  
• Christie's 'Haunch' Eats Top Chelsea Gallery - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• Art Dealer Robert Goff Joins Haunch of Venison - Sarah Douglas, Artinfo
  
  
• Plum Benefit to Cultural Post: Tax-Free Housing - Kevin Flynn and Stephanie Strom, NY Times
  
  
• The Drawing Center to Stay in SoHo - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Jerry Saltz Needs Your Help to Talk About His Favorite Things - Julia Halperin, NY Observer
  
  
• Juicing Phillips de Pury - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  

Monday, August 9 2010

• Daring Iranian Artist, 21, Morphs Into Marilyn to Protest Abuse of Women - Ali Sheikholeslami, Bloomberg
  
  
• Young Art Stars Prompt LeBron-Like Buzz as Buyers Seek Safety - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• You’ve Seen Their Faces in the Works of Rockwell - Kate Zezima, NY Times
  
  
• The Hand of a Master Architect - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Debt Problem Has Museum Scrambling - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  

Sunday, August 8 2010

• Sotheby’s Profit Beats Forecasters as Art Market Bounces Back - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Response From the Director of the Brooklyn Museum - Arnold Lehman, NY Times
  
  
• Joanna Steichen, Photographer’s Wife and Aide, Dies at 77 - William Grimes, NY Times
  
  
• What Does It Mean? Artists Will Explain - Steven McElroy, NY Times
  
  

Friday, August 6 2010

• The Lust for Late - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• A Few Thoughts about Mr. Connelly - Edward Winkleman
  
  

Thursday, August 5 2010

• Seeking the ‘Eye’ for Art - Ted Loos, NY Times
  
  
• Sketching a Future for Brooklyn Museum - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• "SOCIAL MEDIA ART" IN THE EXPANDED FIELD - Ben Davis, Artnet
  
  
• Bravo's Work of Art Riles Up the Art World - Carolina A. Miranda, Time
  
  
• After the Internet, There’s Always Art - Alex Williams, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, August 4 2010

• Christie's First-Half Sales Rise 46% as Asia Demand Drives Gains in Prices - Richard Vines, Bloomberg
  
  
• Revenge of the apps - Artworld Salon, András Szántó
  
  
• Art Sales Revive From Their Swoon - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Matisse and Martinis Mix Well as N.Y. Museums Open Bars After 5: Review - Catherine Smith, Bloomberg
  
  
• Artnet’s Bottom Line Improves; May Raise Prices - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• Wringing Art Out of the Rubble in Detroit - Melena Ryzik, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, August 3 2010

• Sun-Phobic Writer Provokes Envy, Laughter With Perfect $180 Panama Hat - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art Gallery Opens Its Doors At Palm Strip Shopping Mall - Al Bawaba
  
  
• Highly-Sought After Art Collector, Charles Rand Penney Dies at 87 - WGRZ
  
  
• The Photojournalism Paradox - Richard B. Woodward, WSJ
  
  
• A Grand Tour - Jerry Saltz, New York Magazine
  
  
• Celebrity Shows: Bad, And Getting Worse - Judith H. Dobrzynski, Real Clear Arts
  
  

Monday, August 2 2010

• Stolen Portinari painting recovered - ABC News
  
  
• Public hearing today on new downtown Aspen Art Museum - Curtis Wackerle, Aspen Daily News
  
  
• The Art Gamble - Souren Melikian, Art and Auction
  
  
• Silent Beauty Splits Experts, May Be $150 Million Da Vinci: Martin Gayford - Martin Gayford, Bloomberg
  
  
• Lowry auction expected to raise £5m - BBC
  
  
• Franz Kline's Rather Large Liquor Bill - Andrew Russeth, Artinfo
  
  

Friday, July 30 2010

• Pop artist cancels Brandeis show at Rose Art Museum - Geoff Edgers, Boston Globe
  
  
• Nigeria's New Collectors: A nice new market - Economist
  
  
• Zayed University students tap Farjam Collection for exhibition - Anna Seaman, The National
  
  
• The World's Richest Man's New Mansion - Francesca Levy, Forbes
  
  
• Still Life, Love Life: The Passion of the Camera - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• Ragnar Kjartansson: ‘The End — Venice.’ - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, July 29 2010

• Controversy over 'lost' Ansel Adams photos turns negative - Alan Duke, CNN
  
  
• Peabody Essex Museum the first to show off hidden Chinese works - Geoff Edgers, Boston Globe
  
  
• Hub’s $60M Kennedy Institute plans unveiled - Laura Crimaldi, Boston Herald
  
  
• Madonna, Warhol Flop, Heroin Death Color Basquiat Documentary: Interview - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Nicolas Carone, Abstract Expressionist, Dies at 93 - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Five Shows: Summer Edition - Art Fag City
  
  

Wednesday, July 28 2010

• Nimoy Photos Show People’s All-Human Personalities - Charles McGrath, NY Times
  
  
• Field Beach by Mary Blood Mellen Field Beach, c. 1850s, Mary Blood Mellen. Cape Ann Museum, Gift of Jean Stanley * Arts & Culture The Grand Women Artists of the Hudson River School Read more: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/The-Grand-Women-Artists-of-the-Hudson-River-School.html#ixzz0v0TlvRkf - Judith H. Dobrzynski, Smithsonian
  
  
• Collector Turned Curator: Beth Rudin DeWoody Puts on a Show - Paul Laster, NY Observer
  
  
• Local Fine Artists Go Pop - Erica Orden, WSJ
  
  
• Guitarist Ronnie Wood’s work gets fall gig at the Butler - Guy D'Astolfo, Youngstown News
  
  
• Temple? School? Try Nightclub: The Soul of a New Museum - Michael H. Miller, NY Observer
  
  
• Hungary Sued in Holocaust Art Claim - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  

Tuesday, July 27 2010

• Famous fotog 'snaps' on plane to JFK - Philip Messing, NY Post
  
  
• Experts: Ansel Adams photos found at garage sale worth $200 million - Alan Duke, CNN
  
  
• Judgement day looms for Larry Salander - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• What Is Lost When Works are Trophies - Tom Freudenheim, WSJ
  
  
• Spencer’s Art Law Journal - Edited by Ronald Spencer, Artnet
  
  

Monday, July 26 2010

• Art Shoppers in Flip-Flops Drop $245,000 on Salander Home Leftovers - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Marketing Mondays: Co-op Galleries, Yes. Vanity Galleries, No. - Joanne Mattera Art Blog
  
  
• Sale of the week: Sotheby’s at Sudeley Castle - Simon de Burton, FT
  
  
• Sotheby’s broker art leasing deal for museum - Antiques Trade Gazette
  
  
• Femme Fatale Makes $2 Million, Handbag $65,000 as Auctions Buzz - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• At the Pollock House, Photos of the Painter - Steven McElroy, NY Times
  
  
• Doug Ohlson, Painter of Vivid Abstracts, Dies at 73 - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Wild West - David Velasco, Artforum
  
  
• Yangtze Yenta - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  
• Magazine Rack - Grant Mandarino, Artnet
  
  
• Axa Art Insurance's Fischer Interview - Video interview Bloomberg
  
  

Friday, July 23 2010

• The artist at work - Sarah Thornton, Economist
  
  
• Choosing Talent - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• John Wesley & Jo Baer - Andrew Russeth Modern Painters
  
  
• Guggenheim's YouTube Play Breaks New Ground And Raises Questions - Judith H. Dobrzynski, Real Clear Arts
  
  
• Artist and Surfer as Best Buddies - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, July 22 2010

• Reviving art market offers brush with greatness - Elaine Pofeldt, Crain's
  
  
• Art price rises 'driven by high-value deals' - BBC
  
  
• Why Curmudgeons Often Make the Best Collectors - Edward Winkleman blog
  
  
• Art Dealer With Ties to LA Found Dead in D.C. - NBC Los Angeles
  
  
• Duke of Windsor’s Jewel Gifts to Bride May Sell for $5 Million - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art and antiques sector boosted by high-value deals - Mark King, Guardian
  
  
• From Untouchable to Businesswoman - Guy Trebay, NY Times
  
  
• San Francisco Museum Picks Norwegian Firm for Expansion - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, July 21 2010

• A peek into the country’s first auction house - Cyril de Leon, Manila Bulletin
  
  
• Redrawing the Gallery Map - Julia Halperin, NY Observer
  
  
• `Wild Man' Dennis Hopper Gets a Posthumous Show at Los Angeles Art Museum - Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• Row over Egon Schiele work costs Austrian museum $19m - BBC
  
  
• AFAM’S CURATOR PROBLEM - Jerry Saltz, Artnet
  
  
• Leopold Museum to Pay $19 Million for Painting Seized by Nazis - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• Golf With Clinton, $100,000 Watches Show Galas Scene Brightens - Patrick Cole, Bloomberg
  
  
• Dallas' Heritage Auction Galleries sells items from estate of Lucille Ball's second husband, Gary Morton - Alan Peppard, Dallas News
  
  

Tuesday, July 20 2010

• Something Old, Something New - Amy Taubin, Artforum.com
  
  
• Cleaning Up an Intersection of the Ancient and Modern - Ethan Bronner, NY Times
  
  
• Greek Collector Dimitris Daskalopoulos on His London Show: A Q&A - Coline Millard, Artinfo
  
  
• Benefactors give Beirut art scene a fillip - Ferry Bidermann, FT
  
  
• For $65 Million, Miami Garage Has Party Space, Boutiques, Camel - James S. Russell, Bloomberg
  
  
• Christie’s Joins Quest to Lure Billionaires at London Art Fairs - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  

Monday, July 19 2010

• American art collectors ripe for study - Suzanne Muchnic, LA Times
  
  
• Going once...Coeur d'Alene Art Auction set to start in Reno - Forrest Hartman, Reno Gazette Journal
  
  
• Art: Kaneko's massive masterpieces - Edward Sozanski, Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  
• Art Dealer Salander Faces State Jail Term After Bankruptcy Sale - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Richard Feigen’s splendid collection looks right at home at Yale Art Gallery - Judy Birke, New Haven Register
  
  
• Art market news - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Shedding Darkness on an Eakins Painting - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  
• Longtime art collector turns home into gallery - Emily Hefftner, Seattle Times
  
  
• A local gallery with national business savvy - MPR News
  
  
• Courtney Love's Daughter Reveals Her Dark, Ghoulish Art - Katherine Perry, People
  
  
• Stoke 'may have to fight' to save Wedgwood Museum - BBC
  
  

Sunday, July 18 2010

• Down By the River - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  

Friday, July 16 2010

• Slashed Budgets Risk Making U.K. A Backwater, Say Arts Chiefs - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• Aspen art world debates ?authenticity issues - Catherine Lutz, Aspen Daily News
  
  
• Eli Broad museum site gets preliminary city OK, but a rival arts use suddenly emerges - Mike Boehm, LA Times
  
  
• Portinari painting stolen from Brazil museum - AP
  
  
• Roy Rogers' stuffed Trigger sells for $266,500 at auction - AP via Chicago Sun Times
  
  
• Matisse at MoMA: Carving With Color - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, July 14 2010

• Eli Broad offers $7.7 million for art museum lease, not $1. Is it enough? - Mike Boehm, LA Times
  
  
• Really, Whither The Whitney? A Move To Fix Attendance Woes? -- UPDATED - Judith H. Dobrzynski, Real Clear Arts
  
  

Tuesday, July 13 2010

• Met Nets Dulwich Curator - Paul Jeromack, Artnet
  
  
• Tycoon Ivanov Vies Faberge, Boosts $2 Billion Museum Collection - John Varoli, Bloomberg
  
  
• How Artist Ross Bleckner Arranged Socialite Olivia Chantecaille's Marriage (Sort Of) - Bettina Prentice, Vanity Fair
  
  
• Missing 'Priceless' Artwork? Call Robert Wittman - NPR
  
  
• UK's landed gentry put masterpieces on the market to cushion the crunch - Vaness Thorpe, Guardian
  
  
• Thorny situation for Rose Museum - Ellen Howards, Boston Herald
  
  
• Time for a museum extravaganza of celebrity art? - Christopher Knight, LA Times
  
  
• Organizers of Art Show Convicted in Moscow - Sophia Kishovsky, NY Times
  
  

Sunday, July 11 2010

• Glimpses of Cuba and Its Paradoxes - Sylviane Gold, NY Times
  
  

Friday, July 9 2010

• Drivers of Las Vegas Art Scene Cash Out - Alexandra Berzon, WSJ
  
  
• Artist Alex Perez sues Park West, accuses it of forgery - David Ashenfelter, Detroit Free Press
  
  
• Old Master Party - Paul Jeromack, Artnet
  
  
• The Violent World of Glenn Lowry - Charlie Finch, Artnet
  
  
• Freelancers say Louise Blouin Media stiffed them - Keith J. Kelly, NY Post
  
  

Thursday, July 8 2010

• Co-founder of Salvador Dali Museum dies at 97 - AP
  
  
• $35-million Beaverbrook estate is for sale - Randy Boswell, Canwest News
  
  
• ‘High art’ may be another reason to move gallery - Marsha Lederman, Globe and Mail
  
  
• German museum finds rare Kirchner in cellar - AP
  
  
• SFMOMA freight elevator pulls its weight - Kenneth Baker, SF Chronicle
  
  
• Aspen: New art museum proposed for Wienerstube site - Curtis Wackerle, Aspen Daily News
  
  

Wednesday, July 7 2010

• Why Beijing rules big art auctions and Shanghai lags far behind - Shanghai Daily
  
  
• The Mark of a Masterpiece - Michael Grann, New Yorker
  
  
• The Grand Tourist - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Moscow curators face 3 years in prison - AP
  
  
• Value Investor Finds A Bevy of Bargains - Naureen Malik, WSJ
  
  
• Princess Diana's family sells Rubens for near $14mln - Reuters
  
  
• Unidentified painting at Yale is really early Velázquez, says curator John Marciari - Jori Finkel, LA Times
  
  
• ‘Why I stopped the sale’ - Daphne Guinness, FT
  
  

Tuesday, July 6 2010

• ‘Resale Right 2012 extension risks thousands of jobs’ - Ivan Macquisten, Antiques Trade Gazette
  
  
• The Art Market: New records for Christie’s - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Greedy Auction Sellers Endanger Fragile Recovery, Dealers Warn - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• £120 million of Old Master paintings and drawings go under the hammer. - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  

Thursday, July 1 2010

• Vollard sale has little to raise the pulse - Claudia Barbieri, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Lady Gaga takes Polaroid at MIT museum visit - AP via Boston Herald
  
  
• With Liz Vamping for $10 Million, Christie's Takes the Crown of London Auction Week - Judd Tully, Artinfo
  
  
• Bidders dig deep to buy Orientalist works of art - Jim Krane, FT
  
  
• British art market warns against EU levy - Reuters
  
  
• Warhol's Liz Sells, Koons Painting Reaches Record in $68.2 Million Auction - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Saatchi Gives U.K. His London Gallery, $37.5 Million of Art - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  

Wednesday, June 30 2010

• Did movies inspire cubist artists? - Wesley Morris, Boston Globe
  
  
• California Jury Finds Christie’s Guilty Of Holding Consignor’s Art - W.A. Demers, Antiques and the Arts
  
  
• Paul Thiebaud, art dealer son of painter, dies - Kenneth Baker, SF Chronicle
  
  
• Art Art Addicts Prowl for Next Koons in Younger New York Galleries - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Pissarro painting to be auctioned in J\'lem - Sam Cross, Jerusalem Post
  
  
• Rudolf Leopold, Art Collector, Dies at 85 - Margalit Fox, NY Times
  
  
• Phillips Suffers a Brutal Contemporary Art Sale, with Nearly Half of Its Lots Failing - Judd Tully, Artinfo
  
  
• ‘Buyer Fatigue’ Blights Auction as Art Market’s Recovery Stalls - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  

Tuesday, June 29 2010

• In Memoriam: Gagosian Director Robert Shapazian - Sarah Douglas, Artinfo
  
  
• Sotheby’s Kicks Off the London Contemporary Sales with a Solid but Uninspiring Effort - Judd Tully, Art Info
  
  
• Art market euphoria replace by realism - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Australian Art Collectors Face ‘Kick in Guts’ From Pension Plan - Angus Whitley, Bloomberg
  
  
• Ex-Mass. museum CFO gets up to 5 years in prison - AP via Boston Herald
  
  

Monday, June 28 2010

• Price Warning Issued Before $169 Million Warhol, Hirst Art Sale - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Works From Six Collections, in a Dialogue of Contradiction - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  
• Stolen '$100 million' Caravaggio recovered by police - Telegraph
  
  
• Wu Guanzhong, Chinese Artist, Dies at 90 - Joyce Hor-Chung Lau, NY TImes
  
  

Friday, June 25 2010

• Bravo's 'Work of Art' tries for something novel, falls flat - David Ng, LA Times
  
  
• Artist Lofts Hit the Market - Elizabeth Harris, NY Times
  
  
• NYC art swindler: No money to repay clientele - AP via Businessweek
  
  
• Stooping, not conquering - Economist
  
  
• Robert Shapazian dies at 67; founding director of Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills - Valerie Nelson, LA Times
  
  
• When Discourse Has the Upper Hand Over Art - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  
• Inspired by Wishes, Memories, Dirty Shoes - Karen Rosenberg, NY Times
  
  
• Chicago's MCA hosts summer-long Calder exhibit - Caryn Rousseau, Chicago Tribune
  
  

Thursday, June 24 2010

• The Collector: Sudarshan Shetty - Margot Cohen, WSJ
  
  
• Picasso Reigns, Barely, Over Disappointing Auction at Christie's - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  
• Diller Scofidio + Renfro to Design Berkeley Museum - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• L.A. County Museum of Art to end fiscal year with $300,000 surplus - Mike Boehm, LA Times
  
  

Tuesday, June 22 2010

• Princess Eugenie arrives for her first day as a working woman... accompanied by her bodyguard - Georgina Littlejohn, Daily Mail
  
  
• Picasso, Monet to Top $518 Million Auctions as Confidence Grows - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Newsprint Mogul Peter Brant Has Meltdown in Urs Fischer Show - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Internet, technology change high-end art dealing - Bernd Debusmann, Jr., Reuters
  
  
• Asked and Answered | Vito Schnabel - Pierre Alexandre De Looz, NY Times
  
  
• Art market news: Dealers at Art Basel sell fast - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• National Academy Museum and School of Fine Arts to Renovate Building - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• A Brazilian Makes Playful but Serious Art - Larry Rohter, NY Times
  
  

Monday, June 21 2010

• Heir Steps Up Fight for Art Seized by Cash-Squeezed Communist East German - Catherine Hickley, Bloomberg
  
  
• Dealers Pushed Aside by Private Collectors as Art Prices Surge - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Eli Broad: L.A.'s peripatetic patron - Christopher Hawthorne, LA Times
  
  

Friday, June 18 2010

• Should the Getty merge its president and museum director positions? - Jason Edward Kaufman, LA Times
  
  
• Thomas ``Thom'' Collins named director of Miami Art Museum - Robert Samuels, Miami Herald
  
  
• At the Tiller of a Shelter Island Gallery - Janet Goleas, East Hampton Star
  
  
• The Rug Market Takes Flight - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  

Thursday, June 10 2010

• In Conversation: Vija Celmins with Phong Bui - Brooklyn Rail
  
  
• Breast cancer claims life of art gallery's billionaire - Vaimoana Tapaleo, New Zealand Herald
  
  
• Salander Auction Raises $2.1 Million, Third of Lots Goes Unsold - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Indian Artist Souza’s Work Raises $7.9 Million, Double Estimate - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art market news in brief — June 2010 - Art Newspaper
  
  

Wednesday, June 9 2010

• California Dreamin’ - Phyllis Tuchman, NY Observer
  
  
• Should fairs feel threatened by gallery weeks? - Georgina Adam, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Betting on China - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Marlboro Ad Ranch Up for Sale in $15 Million Wyoming Auction - Daniel Taub, Bloomberg
  
  
• Bankers, Fashion Models, Dress Painters Mingle at Whitney Gala - Patrick Cole, Bloomberg
  
  
• Donations to Culture Decline 2.4% in Year After Lehman Collapse - Patrick Cole, Bloomberg
  
  
• Paris Hilton, Jackie Snapped by Voyeurs at Tate: Martin Gayford - Martin Gayford, Bloomberg News
  
  
• Louise Blouin Media Hires Jason Edward Kaufman as Art+Auction Contributing Editor - Mike Taylor, Mediabistro
  
  
• Eli Broad favors Diller Scofidio + Renfro to design art museum on Bunker Hill, sources say - Christopher Hawthorne, LA Times
  
  

Tuesday, June 8 2010

• Funding: the state of the art - Andras Szanto, Art Newspaper
  
  
• "Work of Art" a "Project Runway" for artists - Reuters
  
  
• St. Louis native will help find the Next Great Artist - Gail Pennington, St. Louis Post Dispatch
  
  
• 'Work of Art: The Next Great Artist' on Bravo - Christopher Knight, LA Times
  
  
• After Slump Cuts Rents, Rivals, Galleries Grab Chance to Expand - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Warhol’s Liz Taylor Face May Fetch $11.6 Million at Christie’s - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  

Monday, June 7 2010

• Billionaires Lured by $86 Million Russian Sale’s Nudes, Icons - John Varoli, Bloomberg
  
  

Friday, June 4 2010

• Marina Abramovic Answers the $64,000 Question: "How Did I Pee?" - Jane Levere, Huffington Post
  
  

Thursday, June 3 2010

• Meeting the Met - George Gurley, NY Observer
  
  
• The Whitney Moves Downtown - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• They Don't Summer Without Art - Erica Orden, WSJ
  
  
• Steve Cohen on Life, Love, His Art Collection, and Those Pesky Insider-Trading Rumors - Christopher Bateman, Vanity Fair
  
  
• Art Collector Loses Bid to Claim Title to $1 Million Lipchitz Sculpture - Daniel Wise, NY Law Journal
  
  
• Art Dealers Re-up - Leon Neyfakh, NY Observer
  
  
• Old Masters, New World - Robert Messenger, WSJ
  
  
• Hong Kong fair fizzes with anticipation - Georgina Adam and Charlotte Burns, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Haunch of Venison founders leaving gallery - Art Newspaper
  
  
• US lukewarm on Iranian art - Marisa Mazria Katz, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Monet Painting May Fetch $58.6 Million in Biggest U.K. Auction - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Marina the Magnificent - Linda Yablonsky, T Magazine
  
  
• Jackson's hometown moves ahead with museum plans - Karen Hawkins, AP
  
  

Thursday, May 27 2010

• Corcoran director Paul Greenhalgh steps down after four years - Jacqueline Trescott, Washington Post
  
  
• Can Art Be ‘Priceless’ in Rocky Times? - New York Times
  
  
• Miniskirts, Rubber Bodysuits, Orff Spice MoMA PS1 Extravaganza - Linda Yablonsky, Bloomberg
  
  
• Expanding Downtown, the Whitney Weighs Its Future - Judd Tully, Art Info
  
  
• A dash of Saltz - Novid Parsi, Time Out Chicago
  
  

Monday, May 24 2010

• Sitting With Marina - Arthur C. Danto, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, May 20 2010

• Picasso, Matisse Paintings Stolen From Paris Museum - Catherine Hickley and Craig Copetas, Bloomberg
  
  

Wednesday, May 19 2010

• Art collector accused of Tracey Emin fakes fraud - Neal Keeling, Manchester Evening News
  
  
• Art Fraudster Lawrence Salander Can’t Repay Victims, Judge Says - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Maya Lin-designed Venice house featured on architecture walking tour - Debra Prinzing, LA Times
  
  
• Mystery Taggers Target British Street Artist Banksy's N.Y. Works - R.M. Schneiderman, WSJ
  
  
• Heckscher Museum of Art cuts curator post - Newsday
  
  

Tuesday, May 18 2010

• Art Sales: the British artist charming his way to the top - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Deborah Remington, Abstract Artist, Dies at 79 - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• A new vision arrives at the ICA - Sebastian Smee, Boston Globe
  
  
• Dallas art collector's suit says Rothko resale violated secrecy - Michael Granberry, Dallas Morning News
  
  
• Bank of America collection to open Charlotte's Mint Museum Uptown - Richard Maschal, Charlotte Observer
  
  
• Wealthy Store Art in Singapore’s Tax-Free ‘Fort Knox’ - Adam Majendie, Bloomberg
  
  
• Greeks Say Two Arrested in Attempt to Smuggle Antique Statues - Natalie Weeks, Bloomberg
  
  

Monday, May 17 2010

• Christie’s Wine Expert Broadbent Becomes Opera Hero: Interview - Warwick Thompson, Bloomberg
  
  
• Halsey Minor Finds Another $3 Million at Phillips Day Sale - Judd Tully, Art and Auction
  
  
• Contemporary works to see and buy - Janos Gereben, SF Examiner
  
  
• Victoria Beckham and David Beckham have secretly amassed a modern art haul worth £30million - Clemmie Moodie and Danielle Lawer, Times Mirror
  
  
• For supporters, bloom is off the Rose - Geoff Edgers, Boston Globe
  
  
• City's past up for sale - Rich Calder, NY Post
  
  
• In East Hampton, Art and Craft in Motion - Martha Schwendener, NY Times
  
  
• The Art Market: NY’s sales surge continues - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Personal Finance Putting the ink on a deal takes on a new meaning - Wang Bo, China Daily
  
  
• SFMOMA's 75th celebrated with youthful zest - Carolyne Zinko, SF, Chronicle
  
  

Friday, May 14 2010

• Art's New Winners and Losers - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• A New Era for Postwar and Contemporary Art - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, May 13 2010

• Royal Caribbean to scale back art auctions on cruise ships - USA Today
  
  
• Filmmaker explores the separate worlds of ‘Canvas Man’ - Emily Burnham, Bangor Daily News
  
  
• Naked sketch by Constable comes to light after 145 years - Telegraph
  
  
• You Never Know Where Her Gallery Will Pop Up Next - Alex Williams, NY Times
  
  
• Contemporary Art Auction Reels in $190 Million - Souren Melikian, NY Times
  
  
• Norton’s new director ready to help the museum grow - Scott Eyman, Palm Beach Post
  
  

Tuesday, May 11 2010

• Jacob Rothschild Hosts Party at Manor Festooned by Brazilians - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art in the Rubble - NY Times
  
  
• Deitch Gallery in SOHO goes out with a bang - Yaphet Murphy, Baruch College The Ticker
  
  
• Snapshots from the Sao Paolo Art Fair - Sarina Tang, Art Info
  
  
• 4 finalists bring contrasts to SFMOMA expansion - John King, SF Gate
  
  
• Suspicious SUV sparks bomb scare at American Museum of Natural History - Simone Weichselbaum and John Lauinger, NY Daily News
  
  
• Salander N.Y. Sale Shows ‘Compulsion to Collect,’ Nets $472,067 - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Blanchett opens home to magazine - Andrew Taylor, Sydney Morning Herald
  
  
• Just Looking | Collective Identity - Leslie Camhi, NY Times
  
  
• For Sale: Michael Crichton's Pop Art Collection - Margot Adler, NPR
  
  
• The Coy Art of the Mystery Bidder - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Steven Cohen Manet May Fetch $44.8 Million at Sotheby’s London - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Callie Angell, Authority on Warhol Films, Dies at 62 - Niko Koppel, New York Times
  
  
• Pompidou Centre puts Metz on the map - John Lichfield, Independent
  
  
• Truck crashes into Hirshhorn Museum - Eric Athas, Washington Post
  
  

Friday, May 7 2010

• Berlin Calling - Lisa Ruyter, Art World Salon
  
  
• Free Beer, Late Hours, Funky Art Mark New York Gallery Festival - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Emily Fisher Landau Pledges 367 Artworks to Whitney - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, May 6 2010

• Sotheby’s Quarterly Loss Narrows as Sales Rise, Costs Trimmed - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Gus Van Sant's other focus - D.K Row, The Oregonian
  
  
• Auction to help Halsey Minor creditor - Andrew Ross, SF Chronicle
  
  
• Canvassing the Art Market: Sales Boom at Sotheby's - John Jannarone, WSJ
  
  
• Former Mass. museum CFO pleads guilty to theft - AP
  
  

Wednesday, May 5 2010

• Ali Can Ertug, Sotheby’s Turkish Art Specialist, Has Died - Sarah Douglas, Artinfo
  
  
• Bronfman donation adds Monet masterpiece to National Gallery's permanent collection - Steven Mazey, Ottawa Citizen
  
  
• Leo Castelli: This Charming Man - Leon Neyfakh, NY Observer
  
  
• Joining Forces to Save a Visual Scene - Pia Catton, WSJ
  
  
• Printmaking as Resistance? - Eric Triantafillou, Brooklyn Rail
  
  
• Chinese Collectors Vie for $3 Million Jade Elephants: Art Buzz - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Mute Little Dutch Master Avercamp Skates Into Capital: Review - Manuela Hoelterhoff, Bloomberg
  
  

Tuesday, May 4 2010

• Collectors’ L.A. Home Listed for $25 Million - WSJ, Candace Jackson
  
  
• Chelsea Hotel Painter Dalwood Is Turner Prize Nominee (Update1) - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• Woman Says Auction Misattributed a Da Vinci, Costing Her $150 Million - Courthouse News Service
  
  
• A minimalist's beginning in Macklin - Peter Wilson, Ottawa Citizen
  
  
• Art in the office: John Deere Collection - Des Moines Register
  
  
• Unicredit’s HVB May Make $9.9 Million by Sale of Klein Painting - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Santa Fe's Georgia O'Keeffe Museum puts its collection online - AP via USA Today
  
  
• Tax Break for Erotica? A Museum Favors It - Robin Pogrebin, NY Times
  
  
• Osmond matriarch's home dedicated as museum - AP
  
  

Monday, May 3 2010

• The Art Market: High hopes for Picasso - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Saudi Artists Set for Boom as King Supports Drive to Go Global - Henry Meyer, Bloomberg
  
  
• Auctioneers Ready for Rebound - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  

Friday, April 30 2010

• SAC Cohen’s $20 Million Water Lilies Joins Gagosian Monet Show - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Kimbell Art Museum adds rare 17th-century Guercino painting to collection - Gaile Robinson, Star-Telegram
  
  
• When the Framer’s Bill Is No Object: The Frick - Christopher Gray, NY Times
  
  
• Showcasing a New Art Scene - Patti McCracken, WSJ
  
  
• Indian Artist Souza’s Work May Raise $3.4 Million at Auction - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• The Newest Amenity in High-End Hotels: Real Art - Daniel Grant, Huffington Post
  
  
• All the Picassos in the Cupboard - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• Michael Darling to fill MCA's chief curator void - Lauren Viera, Chicago Tribune
  
  

Thursday, April 29 2010

• Handwritten Lennon lyrics to be sold in NYC - AP
  
  
• Critic’s Notebook: What L.A. might ask of Eli Broad - Christopher Hawthorne, LA Times
  
  

Wednesday, April 28 2010

• Robert Natkin, Abstract Painter, Is Dead at 79 - Niko Koppel, New York Times
  
  
• Egypt’s Said Sets $2.43 Mln Record at Dubai Art Sale (Update1) - Henry Meyer, Bloomberg
  
  
• An appreciation: Giuseppe Panza di Biumo - Christopher Knight, LA Times
  
  
• Sizing up a shift in Boston’s art scene - Cate McQuaid, Boston Globe
  
  
• Art dealer admits selling fake Picasso, authorities say - CNN
  
  
• Anthony Caro Plans Three-Block-Long Park Avenue Sculpture - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• The case for droit de suite in New York - Edward Winkleman, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Court battle fuels calls for less art market secrecy - Charlotte Burns, The Art Newspaper
  
  
• A Time to Play, in a Flashback to the ’70s Art World - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Artist Jeanne-Claude Honored With Massive Met Memorial - Leon Neyfakh, NY Observer
  
  
• Security firm drops objection to museum guards' unionizing - Stephan Salisbury, Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  
• Three firms compete to design UCB museum - Blanca Torres, SF Business Times
  
  

Tuesday, April 27 2010

• 'Kick-Ass' kid having baby with a cougar - David Li, NY Post
  
  
• The Success of Castelli - Michele Cone, Artnet
  
  
• The art market: Fall-out from the volcano - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Russian Painting Tops $6.3 Million Sale of Emerging-Market Art - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art Sales: 'BRIC' art - Colin Gleadell, Telegraph
  
  
• Institutional buyers active in China's fine art market, rousing concerns on speculation - Zuo Yuanfeng Xinhua
  
  
• Christie's Fine Art Storage Services Announces New Facilities in New York and Singapore - Art Daily
  
  
• A look inside the new Virginia Museum of Fine Arts - Andrew Cedarmark, Charlotteville News
  
  
• Sarah Jessica Parker’s Stylish New Job: Museum Tour Guide! - People
  
  

Friday, April 23 2010

• Schooled by the Sculls - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  
• Urban artist Purvis Young, 67, dies - Fabiola Santiago and Audra D.S. Burch
  
  
• Collectors focus on museum quality works at SOFA New York - Brook Mason, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Picasso at the Met: An in-house blockbuster - Economist
  
  
• Turner-winning art bequeathed to the nation (well, sort of...) - Jonathan Brown, Independent
  
  
• Picasso, Derain Cache, 40 Years in Vault, May Fetch $26 Million - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Fresno museum can't sell rare Ansel Adams prints - AP
  
  

Wednesday, April 21 2010

• ‘Degenerate Art’ Database Shows 21,000 Works Seized by Nazis - Catherine Hickley, Bloomberg
  
  
• Entertaining account of why Americans bought Warhol's vision of art - John Fanning, Irish Times
  
  
• Miami Art Museum Appoints Collector Charles Cowles to its Board of Trustees - Art Daily
  
  
• Private Collections: A spring art tour - Anh-Minh Le, SF Chronicle
  
  
• Your Photo on Canvas site turns photos into art for less - Jefferson Graham, USA Today
  
  
• The art market: Phillips’ slick “Bric” auction - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• $20 Million Sale at Saatchi Gallery Rides China, Russia Booms - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Bash Warhol’s Pinata Head for Dessert at Brooklyn Museum Gala - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Artist Doug Aitken to create video for Hirshhorn Museum's exterior - Blake Gopnik, Washington Post
  
  

Tuesday, April 20 2010

• eBay seller faces £50,000 fine for auction fixing - Martin Wainwright, Guardian
  
  
• Going Once, Going Twice at LACMA Auction - WWD
  
  
• Pieces from Jacques Goudstikker’s stolen art collection on view at Norton Museum - Jan Sjostrom, Palm Beach Daily News
  
  
• Nude Art at MoMA - H. James Hoff, NY Times
  
  

Monday, April 19 2010

• Christie's Wants to Be China's Auctioneer - Duncan Mavin, WSJ
  
  
• Bashas' fights to keep $16 million art collection - Max Jarman, Arizona Republic
  
  
• Judge vindicates Newport art dealer over sale of painting - Richard Salit, Providence Journal
  
  
• Simon de Pury: the Mick Jagger of art auctions - Stuart Jeffries, Guardian
  
  
• Brighter days seen for beaten-down art market - Christopher Michaud, Reuters
  
  
• Neo Rauch’s ‘Companions’ Carry Bones, Wield Scythes in Munich - Catherine Hickley, Bloomberg
  
  
• Iran wants $300,000 in British Museum antiquity row - Reuters
  
  

Friday, April 16 2010

• Calder $500 ‘Big Bird’ Flops; Spunky Monk Priced at $25 Million - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Appetite for New and Next New - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  
• Whitney Heads for the High Line - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Picasso to the Rescue - Candace Jackson, WSJ
  
  

Thursday, April 15 2010

• Christie's sees momentum for Chinese art market - James Pomfret Reuters
  
  
• Museum’s Deal Raises Hope and Eyebrows in Washington - Kate Taylor, NY Times
  
  
• Gavin Brown: The Heir Apparent - Rachel Wolff
  
  
• SOFA's Back in Town - Brook Mason, New York Observer
  
  

Tuesday, April 13 2010

• Investors flock to art auction in Istanbul - Hurriyet Daily News
  
  
• Collector says he's found another Leonardo - Randy Boswell, Canwest News
  
  
• Salander Furniture Will Be Auctioned After $120 Million Fraud - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• La Bella Principessa: a £100m Leonardo, or a copy? - Richard Dorment, Telegraph
  
  
• Exonerated: Steven Spielberg's Art Dealer in Case of Rockwell Painting Stolen from St. Louis - Chad Garrison, Riverfront Times
  
  
• Fugitive art dealer Solly Sinai brought from France to NY to face heist charges - Alison Gendar, Daily News
  
  
• Artful Way to Expand a Museum - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  

Monday, April 12 2010

• Nazis Become Wolves, River Runs Red in Holocaust Survivors’ Art - Gwen Ackerman, Bloomberg
  
  
• Follow Your Heart - Chen Wen, Beijing Review
  
  
• Art Museum says it's time to honor Jim Dine - Kathy Schwartz, Cincinnati Enquirer
  
  
• Rift in Family as Whitney Plans a Second Home - Carol Vogel, NY Times
  
  
• Picture Perfect - Peter Schjeldahl, New Yorker
  
  

Sunday, April 11 2010

• Boogie Woogie: sex, drugs and overpriced art - Richard Clayton, Times
  
  
• The art market: An Islamic art bonanza - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• Hope Diamond Knockoffs Go to QVC - AP via NY Times
  
  

Friday, April 9 2010

• Why African art is having a renaissance - CNN
  
  
• Slow home sales boost art prices - Peter Aspden, Financial Times
  
  

Wednesday, April 7 2010

• Woman sentenced to 7 years for auctioning fake art - AP
  
  
• Pissarro masterpiece travels a twisted history - Carol J. Williams, LA Times
  
  
• Lawsuit Goes to the Heart of the Gossipy, High-Stakes Art World - Alexandra Peers, NY Observer
  
  
• Bullshit Artists - Leon Neyfakh, NY Observer
  
  
• Gallery's Artworks Seized - Erica Orden, WSJ
  
  
• Battling Collectors Push Chinese Ink Painting Up to $5 Million - Le-Min Lim, Bloomberg News
  
  
• Holocaust survivor's family wins legal battle with German museum to keep 13th century gold tablet Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/2010/04/06/2010-04-06_li_family_gets_gold_relic__judge.html#ixzz0kQBEqpfS - Thomas Zambito, Daily News
  
  
• Walters Art Museum Receives Grant to Support Digitization of Manuscripts - Art Daily
  
  

Monday, April 5 2010

• Grants Nurture Arts Spaces and Housing - Stephanie Strom, NY Times
  
  
• Defamation case may signal course for Park West in art sales lawsuits - Chad Halcom, Crain's Detroit
  
  
• China Contemporary Art Soars; Liu Ye Makes Record $2.5 Million - Le-Min Lim, Bloomberg
  
  
• Rock band Devo gives red cone hat to Ohio museum - AP
  
  

Friday, April 2 2010

• Protect Your Art With More Than a Handshake - Paul Sullivan, NY Times
  
  
• Art Bargains Lurk at Auctions of Young Indonesian Painters - Le-Min Lim, Bloomberg News
  
  

Thursday, April 1 2010

• Cravens' copious art collection - Tom Buckham, Buffalo News
  
  
• Charles Ryskamp, Director of Morgan and Frick, Dies at 81 - William Grimes, NY Times
  
  
• Cast in Doubt — Again - Judd Tully, Art and Auction
  
  
• Marian Swersky Locks, 95, art dealer - Walter F. Naedele, Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  
• Conversation With Marianne Boesky - Sarah Douglas, Art and Auction
  
  
• Iranian Student With $750 Turns Billionaire Made by Islamic Art - William Green, Bloomberg Business Week
  
  
• Emperor’s Pearls Star in $167 Million Sotheby’s Hong Kong Sale - Le-Min Lim, Bloomberg News
  
  

Friday, March 26 2010

• Henry Moore bronze sculpture stolen in New York turns up in Toronto - Ben Kaplan, National Post
  
  
• Rothschild Bride’s Turner Landscape May Sell for $26.7 Million - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Seattle Center asks public: Chihuly museum or something else? - Emily Hefftner, Seattle Times
  
  

Thursday, March 25 2010

• Montreal art dealer helps recover stolen Klee painting - Montreal Gazette
  
  
• Sifting Throught the Sands at Art Dubai - Anthony Haden Guest, Art Info
  
  
• Wadsworth Atheneum Plans Renovation - Randy Kennedy, NY Times
  
  

Wednesday, March 24 2010

• Hong Kong Picks Barbican’s Sheffield for $2.8 Billion District - Le-Min Lim, Bloomberg News
  
  
• War Artist McQueen Battles for Mail Stamps to Honor Iraq Dead - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• Gormley’s Naked Men on N.Y. Rooftops Are Yours for $2.3 Million - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Chinese painting fetches record 3 million dollars in US - AFP
  
  
• Israeli art market alive and kicking - Dani Koren, Jerusalem Post
  
  
• Nevada Museum of Art Garners National Funding Awards - Art Daily
  
  
• Abu Dhabi launches tender for Louvre museum - Reuters
  
  
• US artist Cy Twombly creates ceiling for Louvre - Angela Doland, AP
  
  

Tuesday, March 23 2010

• Getty Trust Board Elects New Chairman - Kelly Crow, WSJ
  
  
• Law Review: A lawyerly assessment of breaking Barnes' trust - Chris Mondics, Philly Inquirer
  
  
• Aipad attracts crowds with lower prices and contemporary editions - Brook Mason, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Jewelry stolen at Maastricht antiques fair - Dutch News
  
  
• Rothko, Basquiat Boost Art Fair as Billionaires Defy Price Rise - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Why @ Is Held in Such High Design Esteem - Alice Rawsthorn, NY Times
  
  

Monday, March 22 2010

• The art market: Censorship in the Gulf - Georgina Adam, FT
  
  
• In Dallas, the Art Is Only Part of the Show - Hilary Sheets, NY Times
  
  
• Turning two-bit art jobs into gold in first-ever Art Handling Olympics - Barry Paddock, Daily News
  
  

Friday, March 19 2010

• Jeffrey Deitch says he'll still sell art -- but not deal in it -- after taking MOCA reins - Mike Boehm, LA Times
  
  
• Exhibit looks at enigmatic phase in Matisse's art - F.N. D'Alessio, AP
  
  
• An unhappy anniversary for the Gardner Museum - Boston Globe
  
  

Thursday, March 18 2010

• Erotic Art, Bob Dylan’s Paintings, David Bailey Photos for Sale - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Grand jury criticizes Fresno over troubled museum - AP
  
  

Wednesday, March 17 2010

• Dubai Art Fair Aims to Defy Debt; Top-Selling Dealers Stay Away - Farah Nayeri, Bloomberg
  
  
• Christie's brings in the bids as art market stirs - Edward Krudy, Reuters
  
  
• NYC Art Exhibit Includes Nude Pair Standing Still - AP via NPR
  
  
• MSU is ready to go bold with museum design - john Gallagher, Detroit Free Press
  
  
• London Jewish Museum reopens after major facelift - Jill Lawless, AP
  
  

Thursday, March 11 2010

• $2.7 Billion Dutch Fair Lures Collectors as Confidence Rises - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Ex-corporate raider Edelman sued as loans default - Jonathan Stempel, Reuters
  
  
• The name game - Economist
  
  
• It’s a renter’s (art) market - Kristen Peterson, Las Vegas Sun
  
  
• Art Critics: Get Real! - Adam Lindemann, NY Observer
  
  

Monday, March 8 2010

• Sotheby’s Restores CEO’s Salary as Cost-Cutting Yields Profits - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Thaw Collection of American Indian Art from Fenimore Art Museum dazzles in special exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art - Steven Litt, Cleveland Plain Dealer
  
  
• Moscow socialite opens celebration of Russian art - Reuters via Sydney Morning Herald
  
  
• DeLorean, Bjork, Rich Russians Boost ‘Crazy’ New York Art Fairs - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Israel Museum Kapoor Work Turns Jerusalem Upside Down (Update1) - Calev Ben-David and Gwen Ackerman, Bloomberg News
  
  

Friday, March 5 2010

• The Art Show: Flying the flag for US dealers - Charlotte Burns and Ossian Ward, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Sales Pick Up at New York Fairs - Kelly Crow and Candace Jackson, WSJ
  
  
• How Twitter Got Me Started in Art-Collecting Game for Just $20 - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Family sues over Adams' Met Museum prints - Paula Lloyd, Fresno Bee
  
  
• Anti-Mainstream Museum’s Mainstream Show - Roberta Smith, NY Times
  
  

Thursday, March 4 2010

• Woman convicted in case of stolen Antoinette watch - Sue Manning, AP
  
  
• DNA clues hunted in ’90 art theft - Stephen Kurkjian, Boston Globe
  
  
• Klein’s Naked Model Painting May Fetch $10 Million in New York - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  

Wednesday, March 3 2010

• Survival of the fittest? NYC fairs multiply despite recession - Charlotte Burns and Gareth Harris, Art Newspaper
  
  
• Contemporary Arts Fair Veers Into 'Emerging' Territory - Sonia Kolesikov-Jessop, NY Times
  
  
• Don't Call It An Art Fair! - Leon Neyfakh, NY Observer
  
  
• Russian art on sale in London's auction houses: MacDougall's big impact - John Varoli, Telegraph
  
  

Tuesday, March 2 2010

• Sotheby’s Reports Quarterly Profit After Cost Cuts - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Munch’s Loony-Bin Visit Sparks Paris ‘Anti-Scream’ Exhibit - Jorg von Uthmann, Bloomberg
  
  
• Keno Auctions Launches with Preview in New York City - Lita Solis-Cohen, Maine Antiques Digest
  
  
• New York Bill Would Tightly Regulate Auctions - Betty Flood, Maine Antiques Digest
  
  
• Painting purchased at Montclair Kimberley Academy fundraiser may be a fake - Karin Price Mueller, Star Ledger
  
  
• Detroit unveils gallery of Islamic art - AP
  
  
• Greek Billionaire, $5 Million Magritte Fire Up Busy Armory Week - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  

Monday, March 1 2010

• http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601088&sid=al5PIJ9zPDyY# - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Sotheby’s Reports Profit of $73.6 Million After Cost Cuts - Philip Boroff, Bloomberg
  
  
• Nightmares Spur Christie’s Asia Head Curiel to Outdo Sotheby’s - Le-Min Lim, Bloomberg News
  
  
• Creator Of New Art Fund Sees Plenty Of Potential Capacity Growth - Tom Burroughes, Weath Briefing
  
  

Friday, February 26 2010

• Barnes $25 Billion Art Trove, Boardroom Fight Drive Documentary - Katya Kazakina, Bloomberg
  
  
• Art gallery by day – bondage club by night - Tony Paterson, Independent
  
  
• Raphael’s $47.6 Million Muse Export Banned by U.K. Government - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• A Very Good Year – If It Weren’t for the Recession - Sharon Donnell, NBC Washington
  
  
• At a Biennial on a Budget, Tweaking and Provoking - Holland Cotter, NY Times
  
  
• Swiss Art Museum Founder Ernst Beyeler Dies at 88 - Eliane Engeler (AP)
  
  

Thursday, February 25 2010

• Shock appointment of anti-modernist to Venice Biennale - The Art Newspaper, Alessandro Martini and Gareth Harris
  
  
• Whitney Biennial Mishmash Serves Up Michael Jackson, Macrame - Linda Yablonsky, Bloomberg
  
  
• Queen of Pain - Leon Neyfakh, NY Observer
  
  
• Qi Baishi is only just behind Picasso in art sales ranking - Ben Hoyle, London Times
  
  
• Dutch Museum Says Artwork is Unknown Van Gogh, Telegraph Reports - Chris Peterson, Bloomberg
  
  

Thursday, February 11 2010

• Fight for Fontana, Doig Boosts $84.5 Million Sotheby’s Auction - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Black-Eyed Lucian Freud Self-Portrait Sells for $4.4 Million - Scott Reyburn, Bloomberg
  
  
• Swiss art collection on show two years after heist - Reuters
  
  
• Leonardo da Vinci makes a stop at Winter Games in Vancouver - David Ng, LA Times
  
  
• Bob Dylan's first canvas paintings exhibited at London art gallery - AP
  
  
• MOCA announces more than 50 acquisitions for 2009 - David Ng, LA Times
  
  

Wednesday, February 10 2010

• Sotheby’s Sues Chinese Buyers for Nonpayment of Art Won at Sale - Le-Min Lim, Bloomberg News
  
  
• Seattle is first U.S. stop for Picasso exhibit - Michael Upchurch, Seattle Times