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trending_up market schedule Dec 5, 2025 visibility 20 link 12 artists, 1 gallery

gene hackman collection auction bonhams

Selections from actor Gene Hackman's personal collection, including artworks and film memorabilia, were sold across a series of auctions at Bonhams in New York from November 19 to December 4. The three sales collectively realized $3 million, with all 400-plus lots finding new homes. Highlights included a Milton Avery painting that fetched $508,500, a Richard Diebenkorn etching that sold for $419,600, and Hackman's Golden Globe awards, with his trophy for *The Royal Tenenbaums* bringing in $51,200. Hackman, who died in February at age 95, was also an artist himself, having studied at the Art Students League of New York and maintained a studio in Santa Fe.

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trending_up market schedule Feb 25, 2026 visibility 29 link 16 artists, 2 galleries

josh brolin felix podcast

Actor Josh Brolin recently appeared on the Felix Podcast to discuss his extensive journey as an art collector, revealing the challenges even Hollywood stars face when navigating the gallery system. Brolin shared anecdotes about being placed at the back of waiting lists for high-demand artists like Danielle Mckinney and the humbling experience of having to prove his sincere passion for works to dealers like Jeffrey Deitch. The conversation highlighted his collection, which includes works by George Condo, Shara Hughes, and Jammie Holmes.

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trending_up market schedule Jul 17, 2025 visibility 21 link 6 artists

why no one trusts art prices anymore

Artnet News editor-in-chief Naomi Rea joins Kate Brown on The Art Angle podcast to discuss the unraveling of traditional art pricing logic. The art market has cooled beyond a typical downturn, entering what Rea calls a "danger zone" where dealers and advisors are quietly recalibrating as speculation dries up and confidence wanes. The episode examines how pricing mechanisms that once held the market together have broken down, affecting everyone from mega-galleries to emerging dealers.

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trending_up market schedule Jan 9, 2026 visibility 14

marc spiegler 2026 market

Artnet News editor Kate Brown interviews Marc Spiegler, former global director of Art Basel (2007–2022), to analyze the state of the art market entering 2026. The article reviews a turbulent 2025: galleries closed, buying energy dried up, some fairs shrank, and the secondary market faltered, though the hype-driven speculation of previous years receded. By late 2025, signs of recovery emerged—successful fall auction weeks in New York and a stronger-than-expected Art Basel Miami Beach—and both Christie’s and Sotheby’s reported upticks in projected revenue for the year.

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