From the Editors: For those interested in the mechanics of splitting marital property of non artists, read our article "good Art Ungly Divorce." By Nikki...

By Dr. Gary Bagnall. In creating, curating, transacting or regulating artworks, differentiation of specific objects or processes as artworks is integral. A work is often...

By Elizabeth Doty. On March 12, 2020, spectators of the art world far and wide learned of the court-ordered liquidation of the once-in-a-generation art collection...

By Atreya Mathur “Poetry and art- it was a great interaction. That is something I will always value. One of the key parts of art,...

By Kenza Tahri Since Boris Johnson’s 2019 inaugural speech citing freeports as a central component of the now-former prime minister’s post-Brexit economic revitalization policy[1], freeports...

By Poppy Kemp In April of 2022, Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (‘HMRC’) commenced fining Art Market Participants under the UK’s Art Anti-Money Laundering (‘AML’)...

By: Blake Konkol In the modern era, art is increasingly viewed as an asset class. The growing trend of utilizing non-fungible goods for pecuniary benefit...

By Atreya Mathur The story of Robert Indiana’s Estate is a fascinating one: full of art, drama, lawsuits, LOVE,[1] and maybe HOPE[2]. One of the...

ARTECHOUSE, New York; Picture Courtesy of Atreya Mathur By Kelsey Clifford Art is a consistent escape from reality. When COVID-19 emerged and infiltrated each of...

By Anna Brouver No News – Good news? There is nothing surprising about the fact that the art market gets more and more regulated. The...