Sotheby’s and Pace Gallery In Talks For Significant Partnership: ‘A New Model’
Rumors have swirled for weeks that Pace has been in talks with Sotheby’s about either a major investment, a merger, or even an outright acquisition.
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Christie’s Names New Regional President of the Americas
Julien Pradels has held leadership positions across Christie’s global operation for 14 years.
Vice President JD Vance Booed at a Kennedy Center Concert in D.C.
President Donald Trump installed himself as chair of the institution, with second lady Usha Vance recently appointed by Trump to serve on the board.
Artist Jo Messer Involved in 2021 Theft of Beloved Elvis Sculpture in New York
She told the New Yorker the sculpture was “our history” because her mother purchased it.
Tate to Cut 40 Roles, or 7 Percent of Staff, in Response to Lingering Covid Deficit
Seven percent of the workforce is expected to be eliminated through voluntary departures and hiring freezes.
Hilma af Klint’s Art Should Be for Everybody—Even If Her Descendants Don’t Think So
Her great-grandnephew’s plan to put it in a temple for “spiritual seekers” would exclude her from art history all over again.
Mickalene Thomas Brings Trompe L’oeil Sculptures, Collages, and Silkscreens to a Site-Specific Installation at This Year’s IFPDA Print Fair
The International Fine Print Dealers Association Print Fair returns this spring to the Park Avenue Armory in New York from March 27–30, bringing together more than 70 international galleries and publishers to showcase fine art prints ranging from Old Masters to the ultra-contemporary.
Getty Acquires Raymond Pettibon Archive, Google Gives $1.5 M. to Ruth Asawa Exhibit, and More: Morning Links for March 14, 2025
The Pettibon archive will be housed in the Getty Research Institute.
9 Iconic Artists Discuss What Women’s History Month Means to Them in 2025
Mira Schor, Amalia Mesa-Bains, Howardena Pindell, and more share their thoughts.
Who Was Mary Reynolds? A Two-Person Exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago Celebrates Her Life and Artistry
Though she was entrenched in the art scene of interwar Paris, Reynolds has remained an obscure figure.