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Numerous Famous Houses Have Been Destroyed in the Greater Los Angeles Fires
Some 12,000 have been lost, including houses by Richard Neutra and Ray Kappe. -
US Museum Directors Face ‘Considerable Pressure’ to Keep Palestinian Artists’ Work Off View, Survey Says
In a new survey, institutional leaders said they feared future censorship from right-wing legislators. -
Bonnie Brennan Named CEO of Christie’s, Guillaume Cerutti Remains Board Chair
Cerutti will also become president of the Pinault Collection, the art collection of the house's owner. -
Art Collectors Accused of Hoarding Water That Could be Used to Fight LA Wildfires, Artist and Iowa Art Center Reach Settlement: Morning Links for January 15, 2025
Here's what we're reading this morning, folks. -
Sotheby’s Reveals Line Up for Saudi Arabia’s First-Ever International Auction on February 8
Around 100 lots including works by Pablo Picasso and Wassily Kandinsky, plus luxury goods and sports memorabilia, will go under the hammer. -
New York’s Sikkema Jenkins & Co. Changes Name on One Year Anniversary of Founder’s Death
Malloy, who joined the gallery in 2002, became a partner in 2005. -
What Is Brutalist Architecture, and Why Is It So Controversial?
The public has derided its buildings as ugly, but historians consider the movement important. -
Phillips Reports $843 M. in Sales for 2024, With Auction Figures Down 14 Percent from Previous Year
Sales of watches and jewelry remained stable as art sales slowed down. -
Los Angeles Art Dealer Doug Chrismas Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
A diary entry by Andy Warhol in 1979 alluded to nonpayment for sold artworks, foreshadowing later controversies. -
As the Canon Expands, the Business of Artists’ Estates Booms
As under-recognized artists get more and more attention within galleries and museums, these entities are increasingly important.