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article news schedule May 16, 2025 visibility 19 link 20 artists, 5 galleries

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Artnet News's 'Wet Paint' gossip column reports from Frieze Week in New York, noting a prevailing cultural pessimism fueled by essays on the death of culture and the impact of the second Trump administration. Amidst this, Jeff Koons's 'Hulk Elvis' sculptures at Gagosian's Frieze booth (priced at $3 million each, with one sold) offered a perverse relief. The column also highlights the second edition of the Esther art fair at the Estonian House, described as an 'aura fair' prioritizing community and a welcoming environment over strict commercial focus, contrasting with the more predictable Frieze fair.

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trending_up market schedule Jun 17, 2025 visibility 23 link 49 artists, 10 galleries

Cause for cheer at Art Basel as strong preview-day sales take many galleries by surprise

Major international galleries reported unexpectedly strong sales on the preview day of Art Basel, despite geopolitical tensions, stock market volatility, and uncertainty over US tariffs. Thaddaeus Ropac sold works by Georg Baselitz, James Rosenquist, and Robert Rauschenberg, while Gagosian, David Zwirner, Pace, and Hauser & Wirth also reported multimillion-dollar sales, including a Ruth Asawa sculpture for $9.5 million and a Pablo Picasso painting priced at $30 million. Many dealers expressed surprise at the speed and volume of sales, which defied the broader international environment.

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Inside the Artist Peter Bradley’s Upstate New York Home

Peter Bradley, a painter, art dealer, and prominent figure in the 1960s and ’70s Manhattan art scene, has lovingly restored an 18th-century home in upstate New York, bringing a loftlike aesthetic to the historic property. The article offers an inside look at his residence, highlighting how his artistic sensibility shaped the renovation.

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