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• The Met is Finally Treating Lee Krasner as Pollock’s Equal—Will the Market Follow?

  Lee Krasner's market has long lagged behind that of her husband, Jackson Pollock, even as she has gained institutional recognition.

• IFPDA Print Fair Draws Record Crowds as Expansion Into Drawings Gets a First Test

  Prints have been one of the more resilient corners of the market in recent years, driven in part by younger buyers and collectors priced out of painting and sculpture.

• Gagosian to Open New Upper East Side Gallery with a Duchamp Show, a Rarity in a Commercial Setting

  On the ground floor of 980 Madison Avenue will be replicas of readymades from 1964.

• The Best Booths at Expo Chicago, From a 16th-Century Belgian Manuscript to a Painting of a Mariachi Band

  A look at some of the treasures to be found on the Navy Piers.

• Dealers Are Doing Brisk Business at a Smaller and ‘More Intentional’ Expo Chicago 

  Some were sold out on day one, or even nearly sold out on day zero.

• Works from Marian Goodman’s Collection to Anchor Christie’s May Sales

  The timing works in Christie's favor. The market has shown a clear preference for tightly curated, single-owner collections, particularly those tied to figures with institutional weight.

• 500-Plus And Just Like That… Items Head to Online Auction

  Hosted by Julien's Auctions, the sale will close on April 30.

• Can a Slimmed-Down Expo Chicago Still Throw Its Weight Around?

  In its first edition under a new director, the fair aims to capitalize on building excitement around the Obama Presidential Center, which opens this summer.

• Frieze Taps Art Basel Veteran Frank Lasry as Chief Operating Officer

  He will join the company in June.

• Patron Gallery Adds Miao Wang to Its Roster, and More: Industry Moves for April 1, 2026

  Jessica Silverman took on Koak, and Sundaram Tagore announced plans to open in London.