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The Delhi Art Gallery was confident it would sell Laxma Goud’s

India Art Fair looks poised to join the big league

Enthusiasm was high at the opening the fourth India Art Fair—formerly the India Art Summit—which launched in Delhi on 25 January (until 29 January). Along with its new name, it had a new location in a huge exhibition ground in South Delhi and a far more international roster of 98 exhibitors (half... >>>

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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 >>>

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

True scale of alleged German forgeries revealed

Major auction houses and galleries have been caught up in Beltracchi’s fake art scam >>>

From issue 230, December 2011.
Published online 5 Dec 11 (Market)

Art on shifting sands

The most culturally successful Abu Dhabi Art to date was without the Guggenheim this year >>>

From issue 230, December 2011.
Published online 29 Nov 11 (Market)

Frieze reveals exhibitors for New York fair

Thirty-two local galleries are taking part in the fair, although some heavyweight names are noticeably absent >>>

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Published online 17 Nov 11 (Market)

Contemporary art sales raise $635m in just three days

Art trade shows surprising strength compared to global financial markets >>>

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Published online 10 Nov 11 (Market)

Momart dispute reveals hazards of shipping art

Call a specialist, you could get a commercial courier >>>

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From issue 229, November 2011.
Published online 3 Nov 11 (Market)

Fiac steps up its game

France’s international fair is becoming a worthy competitor to Art Basel, but needs to address issues concerning space >>>

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Published online 21 Oct 11 (Market)

Nada goes online

Fair to work with website Paddle8 to preview and sell art >>>

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Published online 18 Oct 11 (Market)

Americana week pulls in uneven results

Furniture fares well at auction and paintings sell at the Winter Antiques fair but specialists are still concerned about the slowdown in the market >>>

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Published online 24 Jan 12 (Market)

Preparing Christie’s for a quantum leap

Steven Murphy looks back on his first year as the auction house’s chief executive >>>

From issue 230, December 2011.
Published online 13 Dec 11 (Market)

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Noortman posts a loss after failing to hit Sotheby’s targets

Old Master specialist opens London space and shifts selling strategy to include modern and contemporary >>>

From issue 230, December 2011.
Published online 5 Dec 11 (Market)

Lemieux is Canada’s latest “$2-million-dollar man”

November sale breaks record for a post-war Canadian artist >>>

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Published online 26 Nov 11 (Market)

Paris positions itself as photo capital

The most recent Paris Photo fair helped cement the city’s standing as a leading centre for art photography >>>

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Published online 15 Nov 11 (Market)

What a difference a day makes

Sotheby’s beats rival Christie’s with a solid sale >>>

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Published online 3 Nov 11 (Market)

Sympathy grows for alleged forgers

Media has painted four defendants in fake art trial in a positive light >>>

From issue 229, November 2011.
Published online 3 Nov 11 (Market)

Dynasty prepares to share its family secrets

In his first ever interview, the dealer and collector Helly Nahmad reveals details about the family collection, which goes on show in Zurich this month >>>

From issue 227, September 2011.
Published online 18 Oct 11 (Market)

The rebirth of postmodern design

The market for the movement is in its infancy, but growing, thanks to scholarship and collector interest >>>

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Published online 10 Oct 11 (Market)

Street art gallery goes mainstream

Shepard Fairey’s Subliminal Projects to show minimalist artists including Sol LeWitt and Larry Bell >>>

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Published online 30 Sep 11 (Market)

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