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Schiele case could damage NY business, say dealers

International dealers have joined forces to lobby against potential US legislation that could have a “significant and negative impact on the art market in New York”. The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA), the Society of London Art Dealers (Slad) and the UK dealer Richard Nagy are unhappy... >>>

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From issue 235, May 2012.
Published online 10 May 12 (Market)

Collectors make careful choices at Art Brussels

The “best fair of the second division”, as one local dealer describes it, is a typically relaxed and steady-paced event >>>

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Published online 23 Apr 12 (Market)

Knoedler hit by second lawsuit

The head of Tom Ford’s fashion firm accuses the New York gallery of selling him a fake Rothko >>>

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Published online 29 Mar 12 (Market)

Fears grow that Greek art market is riddled with forgeries

A legal case brought against Sotheby’s by a major Greek collector could be the tip of the iceberg >>>

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From issue 233, March 2012.
Published online 21 Mar 12 (Market)

A beginner’s guide to the key sections at Maastricht

The Art Newspaper spoke to scholars, dealers and auction experts to produce a brief guide to some of the key objects and fields at the fair >>>

From issue 233, March 2012.
Published online 15 Mar 12 (Market)

The old-timers: Johnny Van Haeften, London

Veteran dealers reminisce about the past and weigh-in on why Tefaf Maastricht still matters >>>

From issue 233, March 2012.
Published online 15 Mar 12 (Market)

New York fairs put on their game faces

With competition on the horizon, the Armory Show, The Art Show and Independent have all sharpened up >>>

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Published online 8 Mar 12 (Market)

French police investigate allegedly fake early photographs

The works, which were sold at Artcurial Deauville, were supposedly from the artist’s family >>>

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From issue 232, February 2012.
Published online 16 Feb 12 (Market)

Art market analysis: A market in need of supervision

The best way to protect the trade is to safeguard scholarship >>>

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From issue 232, February 2012.
Published online 8 Feb 12 (Market)

Bringing back Art Cologne

The new director has made the fair “come back to life” but he still needs to work on attracting international dealers >>>

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Published online 24 Apr 12 (Market)

Newer, bigger, better? Eggleston reprints sell out

Trade divided over production of large prints of some of the photographer’s best known works, but buyers love them >>>

From issue 234, April 2012.
Published online 4 Apr 12 (Market)

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Art Dubai keeps strong regional identity

Many galleries brought Middle Eastern and Arab artists, although political works were few and far between >>>

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Published online 22 Mar 12 (Market)

Tefaf: going Dutch has never felt better

A short history of the world’s most admired art and antiques fair >>>

From issue 233, March 2012.
Published online 15 Mar 12 (Market)

New faces: Thomas Gibson Fine Art, London

The up-and-coming dealers at Tefaf discuss why they joined the fair >>>

From issue 233, March 2012.
Published online 15 Mar 12 (Market)

Arrest in latest Prouvé fakes case

Three dealers say initial complaints were dismissed by Artcurial specialists >>>

From issue 233, March 2012.
Published online 13 Mar 12 (Market)

Armory brings Nordic culture to New York

Artist-run spaces and free works mix with commercial galleries in the fair’s special focus >>>

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Published online 8 Mar 12 (Market)

Banksy murals prove to be an attribution minefield

Problems arise over issues of ownership, illegality of street art and the artist’s refusal to sign works >>>

From issue 232, February 2012.
Published online 16 Feb 12 (Market)

India Art Fair looks poised to join the big league

Despite slow sales and some lacklustre local exhibitors, the event is ready to grow with the country’s developing collector base >>>

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Published online 31 Jan 12 (Market)

Balkans targeted in hunt for stolen art

This is a prime opportunity for art recovery experts to retrieve works >>>

From issue 231, January 2012.
Published online 19 Jan 12 (Market)

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Collectors make careful choices at Art Brussels

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Newer, bigger, better? Eggleston reprints sell out

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Tefaf: going Dutch has never felt better

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