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Are We Seeing the End of Mega-Galleries?

As small, independent galleries gain prominence in the art world, they challenge the dominance of mega-galleries by offering personalized, community-focused experiences

ART Critic's Review

25 Aug 2024 — 8 min read

In recent years, the art world has seen a significant shift from the dominance of mega-galleries to the rise of small, independent art spaces. Photo by Vincent Tantardini.

View of the Louvre Abu Dhabi with its distinctive dome, representing a growing cultural center in the Middle East.

Sotheby’s Faces a Turning Point: What It Means for the Art World—and You

Sotheby’s lays off over 100 employees amid declining global auction sales, marking a significant moment of change for the renowned auction house.

Japan’s art market continues to grow, showcasing its rich creativity and potential.

Japan’s Art Market in 2024: Key Trends and Future Insights

Here's a snapshot of its unique dynamics and future potential.

An installation view of James Franco's Hollywood is Hell exhibition featuring collaged wall-hanging artworks.

Galerie Gmurzynska: James Franco Returns to Art with "Hollywood is Hell"—But Can He Redeem Himself?

James Franco returns to the art world with Hollywood is Hell, opening February 17, 2025, at Galerie Gmurzynska.

Santa Claus: The Timeless Pop Icon

Naughty or nice? A polarizing figure, Santa Claus makes an impact in art.