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The Art Industry’s Unpaid Internship Problem: Exploitation or Opportunity?
Unpaid internships remain a deep-rooted issue in the arts, shutting out young professionals from working-class backgrounds. Is the industry ready to change?
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Another Major Forgery Ring has Been Exposed—This Time in Rome
How long can the blue-chip art market survive the forgery boom?
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Art Investment: The Truth About Fractional Ownership
Fractional ownership is reshaping the art market, but does it offer real connection to the artwork—or just another financial play?
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ART Walkway Critics to Dealers: The Market Has Changed—Are You Ready?
If you’re still playing by outdated rules, this market shift will leave you behind.
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Trump’s Tariffs Threaten to Isolate the U.S. Art Market
As Trump’s tariffs threaten cross-border art transactions, dealers and collectors face rising costs and potential isolation from the global market.
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Buy Art with Heart, Not for Profit
Forget investment strategies—2025 is the year of collecting what you love.
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Gallerist’s Husband Faces Murder-for-Hire Indictment, DOJ Reveals Disturbing Plot
Daniel Sikkema faces charges that could lead to life imprisonment or the death penalty for allegedly orchestrating the murder of his estranged husband, Brent Sikkema, in Rio de Janeiro.
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Ai Weiwei Forced to Spend the Night on Airport Bench After Switzerland Denies Entry
His Instagram post about the ordeal has sparked debate over border restrictions and artistic freedom.
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Sydney’s MCA Introduces Paid Entry
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) has introduced a $20 General Admission fee, ending years of free public access.
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If Christie’s AI Art Sale Wins Big, More Will Follow—No Matter the Outrage
Christie’s track record shows it follows the money—this AI auction is no exception.
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Major Art Galleries Keep Expanding Despite Post-Pandemic Losses
Recent UK filings disclose that Lisson, Thaddaeus Ropac, Pace, and David Zwirner are investing heavily in staff despite profit stagnation.
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Is New York’s Art Scene Returning to Its Roots?
Beloved spaces like David Lewis, Simone Subal, Deli Gallery, Tif Sigfrids, and Jack Hanley have gone dark, but across New York’s basements and unmarked storefronts, a raw new wave of micro-galleries stands ready to rekindle the city’s creative spark.