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The Jewish Museum explores how a Viennese design collective preserved craftsmanship amid industrial change
A new exhibition at New York's Jewish Museum shines a light on the overlooked contributions of Jewish women artists within the Wiener Werkstätte, the early 20th-century Viennese collective that championed handcraft in an age of mechanisation.
The Los Angeles fair opens in the Marais with 34 galleries across two historic buildings
Post-Fair launches its first European edition in Paris this October, offering an alternative to corporate art fairs with affordable exhibitor fees and architecturally distinctive venues.
A practical handbook for navigating the contemporary art market, training your eye, and buying original works with confidence.
Starting an art collection does not require a fortune or an art history degree. Discover how to identify your taste, set a smart budget, and explore local galleries using Exhibo's contemporary art discovery platform.
Record-breaking sales at Sotheby's and Christie's tell only half the story of a market increasingly split between top-tier auctions and struggling dealerships.
A string of impressive auction results in New York and London has fuelled optimism among market commentators, but the picture for galleries and emerging artists remains far bleaker.
This guide is the honest version of what it takes.
Opening a gallery in Dubai is easier to license and harder to sustain than most people expect. Here is the honest version — what the licence really costs, where to set up, how the consignment model works, what customs and the freeport change, and the market reality you are walking into in 2026.
On the art world's transparency problem, the extraordinary markets the world is only beginning to discover, and why we decided to build a map.
February 2026, Doha. Msheireb Downtown — the old business district that Qatar has been quietly transforming into something between a cultural quarter and an ur…
