The Art Newspaper

Twenty years of White Cube

Jay Jopling started his gallery in 1993. Two decades later, he’s no less secretive but a whole lot richer

Published online: 01 May 2013

Before the onslaught of fairs, Berlin Gallery Weekend offers a commercial counterpoint

The annual event with international appeal features galleries in unusual places and a strong presence of women artists—but a continuing lack of local collectors

Published online: 29 April 2013

Hirst catalogue tots up 1,400 spots

Trade divided over whether publication will enhance or undermine the value of the artist’s signature works

Published online: 04 April 2013

Chelsea's future in question after New York flood map is redrawn

The district's art galleries face spiralling insurance costs or may find it impossible to buy coverage

Published online: 03 April 2013

Nicole Klagsbrun to close gallery after 30 years in the business

New York dealer says she is “sick” of the current system

Published online: 28 March 2013

Shaping collectors' tastes (and bodies)

The last time we checked in on the New York-based art dealer and personal trainer Peter Hionas, he was busy moulding collectors' tastes as...

An LA gallery story

With perhaps the best title we’ve seen in a while, Gallery 1988’s exhibition

Keeping Pace

Artist Tara Donovan has turned her hand to clothing in support of the New York City marathon. She has created t-shirts, on sale for $20 a...

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