The International Art Market Magazine

German VAT Rate Cut to 7%

Art Market Relief

Thursday, June 13, 2024, 04:22 pm CET

The Oculist Witness Exhibition at Wilde

Kendell Geers’ Basel Debut

Wilde Gallery is thrilled to announce the opening of Kendell Geers' first exhibition with the gallery, titled "The Oculist Witness." The exhibition will run from June 10 to August 17, 2024, marking...

Monday, June 10, 2024, 10:39 am CET

Welcomes Renowned LA Gallery

The art scene in Dallas has been enriched with the arrival of Meliksetian | Briggs, a gallery that has recently relocated from Los Angeles. The gallery, which was established in 2012 by Anna Meliks...

Tuesday, August 8, 2023, 04:14 am CET

A Pillar of Artistic Innovation

Friday, August 4, 2023, 05:34 am CET

Met Museum's AR App Brings Artworks to Roblox

The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Verizon have unveiled Replica, a pioneering application that merges art's physical and digital realms. This innovative tool allows museum visitors to scan artwork...

Thursday, August 3, 2023, 07:44 am CET

NYC Museums Increase Admission Fees

The global economy is currently experiencing a period of inflation, with prices rising across various sectors. This trend is not only affecting everyday consumer goods but also extends to the cultu...

Thursday, August 3, 2023, 06:21 am CET

A Cultural Feast or Overreach?

As the art world turns its gaze towards the City of Lights, Paris+ par Art Basel is set to make its mark with an ambitious second edition. The event, which will span across six iconic venues in Par...

Thursday, August 3, 2023, 05:55 am CET

Adept at Navigating Art Ecosystem

Art Basel is pleased to announce that, starting in September 2023, Bridget Finn has been hired as the Director of its Miami Beach show. With a vast knowledge of the gallery ecosystem and a large we...

Wednesday, August 2, 2023, 05:21 am CET

Conrad Shawcross Explores Light and Form

Tucci Russo Gallery is delighted to present a solo exhibition featuring the works of acclaimed artist Conrad Shawcross at their Turin Chambres d'Art space. The exhibition showcases Shawcross's most...

Sunday, July 9, 2023, 10:57 am CET

Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery's Milestone Anniversary

Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery is thrilled to announce its 40th-anniversary celebration, marking four decades of remarkable contributions to the art world. Founded in Salzburg in 1983, the gallery has bec...

Sunday, July 9, 2023, 10:37 am CET

Hirsch's Unique Take on Landscape and Sustainability

This summer, art enthusiasts have a lot to look forward to with a series of exhibitions featuring works from renowned artists Debora Hirsch and Gabriele Grones, as well as Federico Seppi's ongoing ...

Thursday, July 6, 2023, 05:09 am CET

Antwerp Gallery Shutting Down

Zeno X, a prominent art gallery based in Antwerp, Belgium, is set to close its doors after 42 years in operation. Known for its significant contributions to the Belgian art scene, Zeno X played a c...

Wednesday, July 5, 2023, 07:52 am CET

Beyond the Showroom

Furniture Is the New Fine Art

The boundaries between the art market and the furniture industry are dissolving. Collectors, auction houses, and investors are waking up to a new asset class: collectible design. Walk through any ...

German VAT Rate Cut to 7%

The German Association of Galleries and Art Dealers (BVDG) expresses great satisfaction with the inclusion of the reduced VAT rate for the art market in the 2024 Annual Tax Act. Starting January 2025, the VAT rate for art sales will be reduced from 19% to 7%, addressing a long-standing demand fro...

A Farewell to JTT Gallery

A Pillar of Artistic Innovation

The New York art scene is bidding a reluctant farewell to a beloved institution. JTT Gallery, a cornerstone of artistic innovation and a launchpad for emerging talents has announced its closure after a decade-long journey of artistic exploration. The gallery's final curtain call is slated for Aug...

Opinion

“We aim to build on Paris’s unparalleled standing as a global metropolis to help create a vibrant week that even further amplifies the city’s international resonance as a cultural capital.”

Editorial

Ronny Waburek

we get into a time machine and travel back to the beginning of the year 2021, where we meet an art expert and ask him: Do you know Mike Winkelmann? He will probably say: No. Before February 2021, m...

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February 17, 2022 03:52 pm CET

The International Art Market Magazine

The International Art Market Magazine

German VAT Rate Cut to 7%

Art Market Relief

The Oculist Witness Exhibition at Wilde

Kendell Geers’ Basel Debut

Dallas Art Scene

Welcomes Renowned LA Gallery

A Farewell to JTT Gallery

A Pillar of Artistic Innovation

Art in the Digital Age

Met Museum's AR App Brings Artworks to Roblox

Inflation Hits Culture

NYC Museums Increase Admission Fees

Art Basel Expands

A Cultural Feast or Overreach?

Bridget Finn Joins Art Basel

Adept at Navigating Art Ecosystem

Patterns of Absence

Conrad Shawcross Explores Light and Form

Celebrating 40 Years

Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery's Milestone Anniversary

Art Meets Science

Hirsch's Unique Take on Landscape and Sustainability

Final Chapter for Zeno X

Antwerp Gallery Shutting Down

Beyond the Showroom

Furniture Is the New Fine Art

Art Market Relief

A Pillar of Artistic Innovation

Thaddaeus Ropac

Perrotin

Almine Rech

Galerie Boulakia

Gagosian

Pace

Unit London

Workplace Gallery

303 Gallery

Hauser & Wirth

Artists and Works

Fighting Fakes

KAWS Prevails in Counterfeit Suit

Donatella Fioretti Elected Rector of Düsseldorf Art Academy

Pledges to Keep Workshops Open and Highlight Annual Tour

Galleries

German VAT Rate Cut to 7%

Art Market Relief

The Oculist Witness Exhibition at Wilde

Kendell Geers’ Basel Debut

Dallas Art Scene

Welcomes Renowned LA Gallery

Fairs

Art Basel Expands

A Cultural Feast or Overreach?

Bridget Finn Joins Art Basel

Adept at Navigating Art Ecosystem

Transforming Japan's Art Scene

Tokyo Gendai Makes its Debut

Museums

Art in the Digital Age

Met Museum's AR App Brings Artworks to Roblox

Inflation Hits Culture

NYC Museums Increase Admission Fees

Leadership Shift at Vienna's Top Museum

Jonathan Fine to Take the Helm

Auction Houses

Breuer Building

Sotheby's Big Purchase

Record-Breaking Event

Banksy's 'Banksquiat' Fetches $9.7M at Phillips

Disappointing Bids

Fineberg Collection Falls Short

Opinion

Editorial

Ronny Waburek

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Imprint and Contact

Chris Dercon embraces MCH Group

One Million for a Work of Art