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Trending Features

The latest new writing about art and the art world.

How JR Transformed Paris’s Oldest Bridge Into a Massive Grotto

The French artist's latest public artwork puts a spin on Christo and Jeanne-Claude's iconic 1975 installation.

By Vittoria Benzine

Eyes Wide Open! Kenny Schachter Dishes on Delinquent Dealers, Secret Deals, and That Other ‘Salvator Mundi’

Also, the columnist-curator-artist-collector is now hawking more than art.

By Kenny Schachter

Willem de Kooning’s Rarely Seen Drawings Come Into Focus in Chicago Show

“Willem de Kooning Drawing” presents more than 200 works that shed new light on the artist's creative process.

By Richard Whiddington

Now On The Art Angle

The latest episode has dropped. Listen now.

The Art Angle Podcast: Arthur Jafa’s Radical Theory of Readymade Art

This week, Ben Davis speaks to Jafa about his art, his view of art history, and what comes next.

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4 Must-See Shows at Gallery Weekend Beijing

Exhibitions in Berlin

Home to thousands of member galleries, our Gallery Network offers an opportunity to discover and collect art from every genre and every corner of the world.

This week, explore a handful of member galleries featuring exhibitions in Berlin.

Available At Auction

Discover a range of prints and multiples by art world favorites in our Contemporary Finds auction, featuring works by Sam Francis, Sebastain Black, Katherine Bernhardt, and more.

Sam Francis, Untitled (SF90-276B), 1990

Est. $15,000—$20,000

Larry Poons, Untitled (P7), 1974

Est. $60,000—$80,000

Katherine Bernhardt, Nutella, 2016

Est. $25,000—$40,000

Sebastian Black, What an Interesting Time to See a Revolutionary Impulse..., 2017

Est. $15,000—$20,000

Breaking News This Week

Kalshi Rolls Out Prediction Markets Tied to Art Auctions. The firm has promised more products in time for the fall auctions.

Rediscovered Rubens Notebook Page Goes on View for the First Time. The sheet, dated to 1607, is included in the Rubens Experience at the Rubenshuis in Antwerp.

Rediscovered Old Master Painting Eclipses Estimate at Auction. The painting belonged to the Hudson Bay Company for more than 350 years.

Giant T. Rex Fossil Could Net a Monster Price at Sotheby’s. Named Gus, the skeleton is expected to realize $20 million to $30 million—the highest estimate ever fixed to a dinosaur fossil.

Header Image: David Hockney, Digby Harbour, ca. 1965 (detail). Courtesy of Cowley Abbott. To enquire about purchasing this artwork, click here.