ARTnewsletter

Written by the editors of ARTnews, the oldest and most widely-read fine arts magazine in the world, ARTnewsletter is a timely, topical, weekly report on the art market. It is the indispensable resource for art professionals and serious collectors who need to follow art trends throughout the world.

Auction Houses Take Firm Stance Against Resale Royalty

NEW YORK—The law on artist resale rights may be on the books in the state of California, but many in the U.S. art world don’t want to read it. Read more...

2011: Banner Year for Auctioneers As Demand for Fine Art Surges

NEW YORK—Auction houses Christie’s and Sotheby’s reported yet another record year as the art market continues to shake off broader global economic woes. Read more...

Fisk Faces Yet Another Challenge Over Sale of Collection

NEW YORK—Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn., is once again facing another legal challenge in its long-running efforts to sell a half share of its multimillion dollar art collection in order to raise cash that university officials say is desperately needed for operating and other expenses. Read more...

Sohan Qadri’s ‘Spiritual Paintings’ Find Eager Buyers

NEW YORK—In 2001, when gallery owner Sundaram Tagore began representing the paintings of the late Indian artist Sohan Qadri, the dealer claims: “I couldn’t give them away at $3,000 or $5,000. But since then people have been converted.” Read more...


Login Email Address: Password: Forgot your password? Subscribe Today Subscribe to ARTnewsletter today. As an added bonus you will receive free access to the searchable archive, and downloadable PDF versions of each issue.	Welcome to ARTnewsletter Written by the editors of ARTnews, the oldest and most widely-read fine arts magazine in the world, ARTnewsletter is a timely, topical, weekly report on the art market. It is the indispensable resource for art professionals and serious collectors who need to follow art trends throughout the world. Inside the Current Issue Auction Houses Take Firm Stance Against Resale Royalty NEW YORK—The law on artist resale rights may be on the books in the state of California, but many in the U.S. art world don’t want to read it. Read more... 2011: Banner Year for Auctioneers As Demand for Fine Art Surges NEW YORK—Auction houses Christie’s and Sotheby’s reported yet another record year as the art market continues to shake off broader global economic woes. Read more... Fisk Faces Yet Another Challenge Over Sale of Collection NEW YORK—Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn., is once again facing another legal challenge in its long-running efforts to sell a half share of its multimillion dollar art collection in order to raise cash that university officials say is desperately needed for operating and other expenses. Read more... Sohan Qadri’s ‘Spiritual Paintings’ Find Eager Buyers NEW YORK—In 2001, when gallery owner Sundaram Tagore began representing the paintings of the late Indian artist Sohan Qadri, the dealer claims: “I couldn’t give them away at $3,000 or $5,000. But since then people have been converted.” Read more...