Art Market
Gallery: Summer at Sotheby’s
Sotheby’s is gearing up for its summer sales with an exhibition of its most exceptional lots
Gallery: Art Antiques London
The fifth edition of Art Antiques London opens this week in London’s Kensington Gardens
Gallery: Pinta London 2014
A few highlights from Pinta London, which opens next week
Russian Art Week Sales at Sotheby’s
A few highlights from Sotheby’s upcoming sales of important Russian art
Drawn lots: Old Master drawings at auction
Sotheby’s will sell a rare Botticelli drawing this summer. It’s not the only significant work on paper to surface in recent years
Gallery: Auction Highlights of 2014
Both Sotheby’s and Christie’s have enjoyed record-breaking sales this year: we look back at a few memorable lots
Gallery: Highlights from Art Basel in Hong Kong
The fair gives galleries from around the world a platform to bring their highest quality work to Hong Kong
Gallery: Spring Masters, New York
The Spring Show NYC is relaunched this year as Spring Masters, with work from antiquity to the 20th century on display
Gallery: Highlights from the London Original Print Fair
Europe’s largest print fair opens on 24 April at London’s Royal Academy
TEFAF Highlights 2014: March Apollo
Apollo picks its highlights form this year’s TEFAF, which opens today in Maastricht
PAD Dealer’s Choice: Richard Nagy
Richard Nagy, one of the exhibitors at PAD London this week, speaks to Apollo
PAD Dealer’s Choice: David Ghezelbash
David Ghezelbash, one of the exhibitors at PAD London this week, speaks to Apollo
PAD Dealer’s Choice: Martin Levy
This week, Apollo hears from some of the exhibitors at PAD London (16–20 October), starting with Martin Levy of H. Blairman & Sons
Dealer’s Choice: Alma Luxembourg
Alma Luxembourg of Luxembourg & Dayan speaks to Apollo about art, the market and the dealer’s life
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