Art Fairs at a Turning Point: Why Galleries Can’t Afford to Go—but Can’t Afford to Stop
After decades of unchecked expansion, economic realities are forcing fairs to become more selective, more regional and more accountable.
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At Art Basel Miami Beach, Market Confidence Meets Curatorial Risk
If there’s a common thread running through this year’s presentations, it’s the introspective tone of works that grapple with the push and pull between the physical and the virtual.
Across Paris, Dealer-Led Fairs Are Stealing the Spotlight
As operating costs rise and mega-fairs tighten their grip, Paris has become the epicenter of a new kind of rebellion: dealer-led fairs reclaiming agency and focusing on purpose before sales.
