By Sean O'Toole
While buying wasn’t entirely muted, many of the 26 participating galleries reported sluggish sales. Full article
AUCTION REPORTS
By Alexandra A. Seno
Five of the top ten items at the sale's morning session were by Lin Fengmian, who blended Chinese aesthetics with European compositions and use of color.
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OVERVALUED / UNDERVALUED
By Judd Tully
Which of the hedge-fund maven's much-talked-about art purchases still stand up in today’s market?
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ART FAIRS & EVENTS
By Margery Gordon
At a time when the art market’s trendiest sectors are facing a reckoning, the 10th edition of Arteamericas offered reassurance to devotees who have not forsaken the Latin American art field.
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ART FAIRS & EVENTS
By Kris Wilton
Sales were slow at the fair, with vintage works seeing the most action, but dealers were upbeat about attracting “the right crowd.”
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ART FAIRS & EVENTS
By Rebecca Catching
Dealers’ spirits triumphed over low sales and censorship issues.
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AUCTION REPORTS
By Katherine Jentleson
Though the formerly explosive auction market for South Asian art emitted but a few sparks last week, the lukewarm results do not necessarily indicate plummeting confidence.
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AUCTION REPORTS
By Amy Page
Top pieces attracted many bidders, but the middle market continues to have a difficult time.
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ART FAIRS & EVENTS
By Amy Page
The fair had no competition this year, but buyers stuck to lower-priced items, and many dealers reported not being able to cover their costs.
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ART FAIRS & EVENTS
By Amy Page
This year 28 dealers mounted exhibits in the Midtown space, either in their own galleries or in temporary rented spaces.
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ART FAIRS & EVENTS
By Judd Tully
Sales were fairly brisk, but one dealer said that no one seemed interested in works priced above the $1.5–2 million range.
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