Claremont Rug Company’s recent online retrospective of 70 top antique Oriental carpets which were sold to their clients in 2025 reveals why Museum-level* Oriental rugs are not only stunning additions to refined collections but also timeless investments in cultural and artistic heritage.

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There are artists who construct objects, and there are artists who construct emotional climates. Petah Coyne belongs firmly to the latter.

Material becomes gesture and surface becomes emotion in Katrien Van Der Schueren’s sculptural works, where form emerges through instinct, transforming raw matter into powerful expressions of contemporary art.

FUTUREFORMS creates collectible sculptural works that transform both private residences and the buildings their owners shape into immersive works of art.

Statement jewelry has emerged as a serious collector category, prized for its rarity, craftsmanship, and ability to function as both wearable art and enduring asset.

The restoration of Marilyn Monroe’s Jean Louis cocktail dress by Margaret’s The Couture Cleaner transforms a historic Hollywood garment into a preserved cultural treasure ready for its next custodian.

Caroline Boff’s paintings transform color into an act of emotional generosity, offering collectors works that reward long-term living through optimism, sincerity, and quietly rigorous practice.

Leo Marmol’s Recurrence reflects a meditative return to form and process, using the circle as a quiet, persistent gesture through which repetition becomes meaning, memory, and artistic resolve.

Now on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Mabel Dwight: Cool Head, Warm Heart brings renewed focus to a pioneering lithographer whose empathetic portraits of everyday New York life feel strikingly current.

GILDA’s art operates as a portal between emotion, time, and compassion, offering collectors works of rare visual intensity and profound human resonance.

LUMINO transforms Montréal’s winter into an immersive public gallery, where light, participation, and imagination redefine how art lives in the city.

The Ultimate Guide to Hermès Bags by Alexandra Fullerton is an authoritative collector’s folio that unites history, craftsmanship, cultural influence, and the remarkable secondary-market stories that make Hermès bags true objects of desire.

The V&A’s Marie Antoinette Style exhibition is a decadent, multisensory journey through fashion, power, and myth—best enjoyed with silk slippers on and a pink brioche in hand.

With Coraux de la Liberté, Aude Franjou and maison parisienne transform the July Column into a living monument of fiber and form, an ode to liberty, memory, and the radical beauty of craft.

Catrinel Sabaciag’s debut at INDEX Dubai revealed a luminous body of work that transforms light into sculpture and perception into poetry—offering collectors rare, limited-edition pieces that are as contemplative as they are functional.

Brad Walls redefines aerial photography as a minimalist art form, transforming movement and everyday moments into meticulously composed visual poetry.

Iris Van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses is a breathtaking journey through fifteen years of visionary couture, where art, science, and nature converge in garments that don’t just dress the body—they awaken it.

Kasia Muzyka’s Sacred Alchemy transforms abstraction into a spiritual medium, offering paintings that act as portals into memory, mysticism, and the unseen architecture of being.

The Dalmore Luminary No. 3 – A Collectible Worthy of the Biennale unites masterful whisky making with visionary architecture in a limited-edition release that elevates single malt to sculptural art.

Don’t look now, but a high-art collectible with a deep history of significance and appreciation—at least from a selective audience of in-the-know connoisseurs—is poised for its long-awaited breakout.

Keff Joons Pokes Fun at the Art World, One Knot at a Time.

A Curated Tribute to the Pulse of 20th-Century Modernism.

Philippe Dufour’s Grande & Petite Sonnerie Sapphire Dial, sold for $3.7 million at Phillips’ New York Watch Auction, highlights the unmatched artistry and enduring legacy of one of horology’s most revered independent watchmakers.

Manolo Ty’s Tropics & Traditions is a breathtaking exploration of Indonesia’s cultural and ecological dualities, capturing its  sublime beauty and  fragile future through a lens that celebrates resilience amidst modernization and environmental challenges.

The Alps at Amelie, Maison d’art seamlessly blended winter’s serene majesty with contemporary art and design, offering a transformative, immersive experience curated by the visionary Alban Roger.

The Gibbes Museum of Art shines brighter thanks to Robert and Christina Brinkman’s $500,000 gift, blending artistic passion and precision into Charleston’s cultural tapestry.

Gerold Miller’s exhibition at Galerie Forsblom turns minimalism into a high-stakes game of perception, where space, time, and the viewer all share top billing.

Tomáš Brzon’s “Pink/Green Study” is where light, geometry, and color collide, crafting a mesmerizing illusion that turns glass into pure visual poetry.

Luxxoptica is renowned for its stunning style and captivating stories, which are embodied in its hallmark collection of restored World War II antique ‘Big Eye’ optics.

Setouchi is a masterful convergence of contemporary art and historical legacy, where modern creativity seamlessly intertwines with the rich cultural heritage of the region.

David Marty’s evocative landscapes blend realism and impressionism, capturing the serene beauty of nature through a deeply personal lens, shaped by his plein air adventures and transformative life experiences.

In capturing the charm, wit, and humanity of affluent life, Nick Mele’s photography transcends mere depictions of wealth, offering collectors a piece of contemporary culture that is as dynamic and layered as the society it portrays.

Sacha Walckhoff imbues his Parisian flat with boundless creativity, curating every element into a living work of art.

Philippe Shangti’s photograph “Luxury Pollution Car, Signature Masterpiece” sold for €290,000 at the “L’Astarossa” auction, setting a world record for the highest price ever paid for a living French photographer’s work.

Julian Schwarz’s sculptural vessels, represented by Maison Parisienne Gallery, embody a timeless blend of Romanesque artistry and traditional craftsmanship, showcasing the natural beauty and integrity of wood in each meticulously handcrafted piece.

Yayoi Kusama’s “Pumpkin, 2024,” presented by Serpentine and The Royal Parks, captivates with its vibrant polka dots and immersive design, offering a profound and whimsical exploration of infinity and self-obliteration.

Yang Bao’s “HYPERSPACE” at The Donum Estate seamlessly blends sound sculpture with the natural beauty of Sonoma’s Carneros region, offering an immersive sensory experience that harmonizes art, nature, and wine.

Galerie Forsblom presents “Tears are My Butterflies,” an exhibition by Jenni Hiltunen that showcases her vibrant exploration of gender and identity through paintings on canvas and paper, along with a selection of sculptures.

The Museum of Belief in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, offers an immersive journey within the towering Statue of Belief, seamlessly integrating art, design, and spirituality to evoke self-reflection and unite the soul, mind, and body.

The Royal Oak Selfwinding Camouflage Gemset in 41 mm is more than just a watch; it is a statement of Audemars Piguet’s unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of watchmaking and gemsetting.

The Museum of Uncertainty is a architectural
marvel that transforms the enigmatic history of the La Brea Tar Pits into an immersive and artistic journey of discovery and preservation.

Fay Wood’s artistic journey, marked by resilience and innovation, showcases her unique assemblage sculptures, commitment to sustainability, and evolving creative vision as she embarks on a new chapter.

In the pantheon of automotive excellence, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars continues to redefine the boundaries of luxury and bespoke craftsmanship with the unveiling of the Rolls-Royce Arcadia Droptail.

The Horological Machine Nº11, known as ‘The Architect,’ is a groundbreaking fusion of architectural design and horological artistry, priced at $230K, offering collectors a unique blend of innovation, functionality, and aesthetic brilliance.

“Photon/s” casts a brilliant light on Charlotte, blending the ethereal dance of light and energy through groundbreaking sculptural forms in a public art installation that showcases the fusion of art, science, and technology.

Charlotte Szynskie’s sculptures merge the precision of engineering with the depth of classical art, offering collectors timeless pieces that resonate with emotional depth and historical consciousness.

Fvckrender’s realm: a kaleidoscopic fusion where light, emotion, and digital alchemy craft a surreal tapestry of the intimately infinite.

The Dalmore Luminary Series 2024 Edition, a result of the collaboration between Melodie Leung of Zaha Hadid Architects and The Dalmore’s Master Whisky Maker Gregg Glass, epitomizes the fusion of architectural elegance and whisky craftsmanship.

Parastou Forouhar’s ‘Written Rooms’ represent a fusion of art, identity, and politics.

In the historic heart of Montpellier, France, an artistic installation titled “Livrons-nous” has captured public imagination and acclaim, earning the Prix du Public award at the Festival des Architectures Vives 2023.

Artist Miles Regis’ multifaceted body of work reveals how he intricately weaves together visual art, musical rhythm, and rich cultural stories.

Artist Mary Lai proving herself as a visionary artist whose work inspires deep emotion and reminds us of the magic at the intersection of art, life, and unexpected twists of fate.

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Luxxoptica is renowned for its stunning style and captivating stories, which are embodied in its hallmark collection of restored World War II antique ‘Big Eye’ optics.

Jennifer Balcos, a prominent figure in contemporary art, has opened a groundbreaking gallery in Palm Beach that combines historical charm with a fresh vision for interactive art experiences.

Fay Wood, a resilient artist in Saugerties, NY, channels her experiences with loss, music, and life’s challenges into diverse and transformative art forms, ranging from wire sculptures to found-object assemblages, reflecting her journey of creativity and healing.

Ten-year-old artistic prodigy Mikail Akar bursts onto the global art scene with his vibrant and diverse works, drawing inspiration from art legends, and captivating collectors and philanthropists alike while leaving his brushstrokes on everything from canvases to wreckage.

Jan Kaláb, a trailblazing artist hailing from Prague, has embarked on a captivating journey to become one of Czechoslovakia’s most notable contemporary artists of our time.

Experience the vibrant legacy of Joseph Lambert Cain, a trailblazing artist whose transcendent works capture the essence of an era, at the “Jo Cain: Echoes of an Era” exhibition, an unmissable journey through time and artistry.

Artist César Piette seamlessly combines traditional techniques with contemporary practices to create ‘hyperplastic’ images that bridge the gap between art history and toy-like aesthetics, as showcased in his second  solo exhibition at Almine Rech in New York featuring his unique depictions of butterflies.

Graffiti artist turned tattoo artist turned highly sought-after mural painter and campaign designer is one of Italy’s young artists on the rise.

​Award Winning Pioneering Artist Exploring Cinematic Visual Perceptions for Over Four Decades.

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How the use of color transforms
the energy of spaces.

Lucid Design District, Miami Design District’s newest art gallery, FRESCO, showcases “Fresh Starts.”

Until recently, little has been written about these particular masterworks, which are by far the most idiosyncratic of larger Oriental rugs.

Bugatti Chiron Profilée has become the most valuable new car ever sold at auction to date.

The Ghana Pavilion at the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, under the patronage of Ghana’s President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo was a true show-stopper.

Collecting antique Oriental carpets is a fascinating, and for some, a lifelong endeavor that is an intensely personal exercise.

Renowned impressionist artist, Jill Banks, captures the beauty of the world and those who enjoy it, one stroke at a time.

Norman Mooney unveiled his new installation, Windseeds, at Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

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American painter Matthew Bird manipulates ethereal watercolor pigments to capture moments in time and has used the challenges posed by the recent pandemic to re-discover everyday beauty.

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Symbolizing the story of excess and exotics, celebrity photographer Markus Klinko’s first collection of NFT completely sells out.

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A retrospective of visual artist Yechel Gagnon by designer Réjean Myette.

The first Artificial Intelligence (AI) public art piece in Latin America.

Self-made man and art collector Frank Cohen discusses his first art purchase.

A selection of Zoë Buckman’s, Every Curve, exploring the contradictory and flattering impacts of Feminism and Hip Hop, is now on view at NYC’s Museum of Arts and Design as part of its first major global survey of the phenomenon of garmenting.

For 27 years, Mary Williams Fine Arts in Boulder, Colorado, has offered a complete fine arts service, from showcasing the work of some of America’s best artists to framing, advising, and commissioning.

Caught between the legacy of Romanticism and the innovations of digital technology, an immersive installation invites us to take our cues from the intelligence of plants as we move towards ecological well-being.

TIDAL, is an interactive public art installation that utilizes critical data points to spark an open conversation.

Airbus Corporate Jets has partnered with contemporary artist Cyril Kongo—also known as Mr. Colorful—to bring art to the skies.

Originally appearing on Ferrari’s stand at the 1969 Frankfurt Motor Show, this remarkable Dino 246 GT L Series has been meticulously restored to Concours condition.

A man who we simply know as Pat has traveled the world in pursuit of good whisky and has made history after selling his collection.

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One of the great mysteries of the Dutch Golden Age is the relationship between Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) and Pieter de Hooch (1629-after 1686).

Award-winning estate agent Michael Carucci, Executive Vice President of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, shares his insights into the power of showcasing fine art in luxury real estate.

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The historic Carrousel du Louvre is transformed into a collector’s paradise for the Fine Arts Paris fair, showcasing everything from traditional fine arts to jewelry and rare books.

Artist Moustapha Baidi Oumarou’s Un Monde Bleu unveiled a series of a dozen new paintings at AFIKARIS Gallery, bearing witness to his interpretative use of the color blue to call out a message of peace and harmony.

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa recently commissioned Rolls-Royce and Hermès to create a bespoke Phantom Oribe that takes inspiration from private jets, ancient ceramics, and the rich craft heritage of the two luxury brands.

American artist Deborah Allison celebrates the unique beauty of people and place in her work, taking inspiration from the world around her and a decade spent living and learning in Paris.

Pioneer Digital Artist has Opened Portals to the Leading Edge of Art and Technology for 30 years.

Salvador Dalí’s mastery of illusionistic representation fueled his objectives as a Surrealistic painter.

The upcoming exhibition at The Osborne Studio Gallery in London explores the world of horse with energy and freedom in every brush stroke.

 A new exhibition, Invisibilia, that introduces southwestern audiences to the work of an artist who is refining and redefining the medium of photography while exploring themes of memory, amnesia, knowledge, history, and time

Upcoming exhibition, Landscapes of Extraction, explores the history and art of mining in the American West.

The more you know, the more appealing they become.

In the exclusive world of luxury timepieces, Patek Philippe is renowned for creating horological wonders that are a celebration of craftsmanship and creativity—and five ultra-rare watches will soon be up for sale.

Batman #1 sells for a record $2.22M at Heritage Auctions, making the rare 1940 issue the second most expensive comic book ever sold.

Art detective Charles Hill on his extraordinary record at tracking down stolen works of art.

They say successful people smoke cigars - but do the really clever ones collect them?

To know art deeply is a great adventure that yields extraordinary rewards.

Roos Van de Velde’s home - where she both lives and has her studio - is more than a physical place conducive to producing art; it is the nexus of the artist’s life.

Rare Hot Wheels Car Discovered by America’s Toy Scout Joel Magee is worth six-figures.

Sculptor Robin Antar’s Work Depicts Life in Modern America.

Glass has attracted creative people for thousands of years.

Ephemeral Art Experience

Woman photographers have played an important role in the development and history of Mexican photography.

Owning the The Head of a Bearded Man (Tête d’Homme Barbu V) is an indulgence and a privilege.

A once-in-a-generation exhibition that stripped away the myth of perfection to reveal Raphael as a restless, searching mind, making this not just a viewing, but an encounter with the very construction of genius.

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Carlo Vanchieri’s abstract paintings unite five decades of material mastery with a philosophy of openness, offering collectors works of enduring rhythm, depth, and contemplative power.

Rare Bordeaux continues to define the pinnacle of collectible wine, where provenance, legacy, and scarcity converge into one of the most enduring and transportable forms of wealth.

Cecily Brown’s work captures painting at its most alive, where movement, emotion, and abstraction collide to create images that refuse to be fully grasped and demand to be experienced.

Designed for the connoisseur rather than the crowd, this Theon Design commission is an air-cooled Porsche 911 elevated to collectible art through craftsmanship and intent.

GILDA’s art operates as a portal between emotion, time, and compassion, offering collectors works of rare visual intensity and profound human resonance.

Stories of Humanity by Thomas Hoepker is a museum level photographic collection that offers collectors an opportunity to steward one of the most empathetic visual records of the twentieth and early twenty first centuries.

Danielle Carignan transforms fallen and reclaimed wood into sculptural works that weave nature’s raw beauty into contemporary design, honoring material, memory, and craftsmanship.

More than a book, Hermès: A Philosophy of Objects is an ode to the collector’s impulse to find meaning, mastery, and soul in the beautifully made.

James Tapscott’s Eclipse refines his elemental practice into a poetic meditation on light, mist, and perception.

Helene Schjerfbeck’s paintings reveal a radical modernism built on restraint, introspection, and silence, now thoughtfully reconsidered in a major exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

When Objects Dream at The Met offers a powerful new reading of Man Ray’s career, positioning his enigmatic rayographs not as curiosities but as the conceptual foundation of a practice that reshaped modern art.

With Aqueous Renaissance, Christy Lee Rogers offers a masterful retrospective that transforms photography into an immersive, painterly experience of rebirth, revealing water as both her muse and her medium of transcendence.

Abstract Expressionists: The Women reclaims the legacy of a generation of female visionaries who reshaped American art—and finally receive the recognition they always deserved.

Jack Armstrong’s Warhol Naked blurs the boundary between cosmic tribute and market rebellion—an unapologetic $300 million masterpiece that dares the art world to dream bigger.

Geppy Pisanelli’s Hidden Lights offers a masterfully composed exploration of existential tension and visual paradox, inviting collectors to cross the threshold between the theatrical and the introspective.

Lisa Gleim’s evocative wildlife pastels blend artistic mastery with conservation advocacy, offering collectors intimate portraits of endangered species and the ecosystems they call home.

MAESTRO’s black-and-white drawings—meticulously rendered and intellectually provocative—offer collectors a rare convergence of architectural rigor, cultural critique, and hand-drawn mastery, with limited commissions currently available.

Watch Week Aspen returns this August with a dynamic lineup of luxury brands, curated experiences, and collector showcases—all set against the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains.

Venice Architecture Biennale 2025 Confronts the Future Through Art

The Family of Migrants opens at Rotterdam’s
Fenix Museum as a powerful photographic journey celebrating the shared human experience of migration across time, borders, and generations.

The ’67 by Charge Cars redefines automotive luxury, blending iconic design with groundbreaking electric performance to captivate discerning collectors.

Where couture meets canvas: Statement Pieces at the Gibbes Museum redefines fashion as fine art.

Silke Bianca’s Zen Garden Cycle  redefines art as a living, transformative presence, seamlessly blending Zen philosophy with interior design to create serene sanctuaries of harmony and beauty.

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Steel Che transforms discarded steel into monumental sculptures that meld industrial grit with artistic brilliance, debuting his bold vision at the LA Art Show 2025.

Charles Sherman’s Exalted Flight, 73 3/8” x 24” x 24” is a masterful sculpture that symbolizes transcendence and balance, blending spiritual symbolism, meticulous craftsmanship, and the timeless beauty of Corten steel.

Having been in love with art since an early age, artist and collector,Marina Romanova-Arnott, is now sharing her collection of fine art with the world.

Brad Teare’s impasto landscapes combine timeless natural beauty with bold texture and energy, offering collectors immersive works that celebrate nature’s grandeur and craftsmanship.

The exhibition Fragile Beauty: A Profound Exploration of Photography’s Power at the V&A offers a captivating journey through iconic works that highlight the emotional depth and visual brilliance of modern and contemporary photography.

Blending vibrant pastels with symbolic storytelling, the wildlife art of Lisa Gleim transports viewers into a realm where animals evoke both realism and deeper cultural narratives.

Greg Mike’s Chapter New exhibition represents a vibrant evolution in the art world, showcasing his dynamic growth and bold new directions as an artist.

Often compared to contemporaries like Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons, Anthony James’ works beckon viewers to explore the ethereal cosmos contained within, where lines bend and disappear into infinite voids.

Mousganistan (Lannoo Publishers) is the visually captivating debut by Moroccan-Belgian artist Mous Lamrabat, blending pop culture, tradition, and consumerism into a vibrant, thought-provoking exploration of identity and multiculturalism.

Don’t miss the chance to experience Eating Sunshine, a journey into the captivating world of Julie Evans, where the beauty and mystery of nature are rendered in radiant, intricate detail.

Sourcing vintage gems with Tori Jones is a journey of passion, discovery, and meticulous curation, resulting in a collection that seamlessly blends timeless elegance with unique, personal significance.

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Thomas Crauwels masterfully captures the raw beauty and emotional depth of the Alps through his photography, transforming landscapes into timeless works of art that resonate with both cultural significance and personal reflection.

Lucid Design District unveils its highly anticipated annual event, CHROMA 2024, marking the third installment of this captivating showcase since its inception during Art Basel/Miami Art Week in 2022.

The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona ‘Rainbow’ ref. 16599, a rare and dazzling masterpiece from the 1990s, will make its auction debut at Phillips’ “Reloaded: The Rebirth of Mechanical Watchmaking 1980-1999” in Geneva.

Emillions Art guides distinguished collectors
through every stage of building, managing, and preserving high-value art collections.

Renowned Chilean artist Ignacio Gana captivates affluent collectors with “The Game,” his latest collection that masterfully blends contemporary art and sports, showcased in Miami.

Brent Estabrook’s vibrant, textured paintings of stuffed animals evoke nostalgia and joy, aiming to inspire happiness, creativity, and mindfulness in a whimsical critique of contemporary society.

At its 10th anniversary, Prix Versailles awarded the Grand Egyptian Museum for seamlessly merging ancient Egyptian heritage with contemporary architectural brilliance.

An Artist of Majestic Landscapes and the New Face of Vacheron Constantin’s “One of Not Many” Campaign.

Rick Garcia’s artistry transcends the conventional, offering collectors an opportunity to delve into a world where surreal beauty intersects with cultural and environmental consciousness.

Artist Jason Martin merges painting and sculpture, crafting immersive artworks that explore materiality, movement, and depth.

Kehinde Wiley was honored at ArtBall 2024 with the Rees Visionary Award for his revolutionary work in blending cultural narratives and transforming African and Black art perceptions.

Embark on a journey into the world of Gavin and Kelley Brodin, offering an unparalleled exploration of artistry, innovation, and the profound dialogue between human emotion and the natural world.

The C. Parker Gallery in Greenwich, Connecticut, presents “Roberto Juarez: Crossing Five Decades,” a landmark exhibition on view until April 15th, showcasing the vibrant journey of
New York artist Roberto Juarez.

An Odyssey into the Future at The Museum of the Future

L’Île Mystérieuse transforms a collector’s passion for Jules Verne into a captivating museum experience, blending history, literature, and maritime heritage.

An Intimate Conversation with
Figurative Sculptor Charlotte Szynskie

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How To Look At An Antique Rug.

Artist, Lisa Gleim: Mastering the Art of
Wildlife Narratives in Vibrant Pastels,
from Coastal Landscapes to the African Savanna.

François Morelli’s mural transformations bring a unique and personal touch to residential spaces, blending the boundaries between daily life and artistic expression, and turning ordinary walls into captivating canvases that tell stories of creativity, culture, and personal identity.

Douglas Whittle’s world is a vibrant tapestry woven from the rich threads of global cultures, the raw beauty of nature, and the profound depth of human experience.

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The Artistic Journey of Color, Exile, and Innovation.

As we traverse the thrilling path of automotive evolution, David Brown Automotive emerges as a beacon of timeless British craftsmanship, with music mogul Simon Cowell being among its distinguished early patrons.

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​Yan Pan’s M2 Art Centre is a testament
to the transformative power of architecture in shaping our artistic encounters.

In a captivating exhibition, the royal realm of Ingres, where majestic masterpieces and the allure of the Orléans princes converge, unveils the artist’s extraordinary journey.
 

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Distinguished Designer Sir Paul Smith Auctions Banksy’s Congestion Charge (2004) through Bonhams to Discerning Collectors.

Six-Time Rolex 24 Winner Wayne Taylor’s acquisition of the Superformance Daytona Tribute GT40 stands as a tribute to the incomparable Carroll Shelby, the historic 1966 Daytona victory, and Taylor’s own remarkable motorsports legacy.

Discover the incredible journey of artist Susan Rand as she confronts her trauma and triumphs through her hauntingly beautiful paintings in this gripping tale of resilience and healing.

Christy Lee Rogers’ Illuminating Call to Shine Our Own Light.

Almine Rech & Palazzo Cavanis presented  Still,Brian Calvin’s first solo exhibition in Venice.

An Unspoken Relationship Between
Basketball’s History and Contemporary Art.

“Fay Wood, a unique artist who decidedly marches to her own drum!”

Beau Lake collaborates with four renowned artists for limited-edition surfboard series.

New York-based Rehs Galleries Inc., the New York gallery specializing in 19th and 20th-century works of art, presents a significant early work, Harvester’s Rest, by French Realist artist Julien Dupré

From her gallery in East Hampton, Justine McEnerney, owner of J. Mackey Gallery, leads the next art evolution.

How does one adequately describe a lifetime of making art, transcending genre distinctions, continuously pushing forward with new ideas and fresh approaches? Artist Fay Wood has been making such art for some 60 years and continues to create new works in a vast variety of genres.

200 pieces from all of Mobilier national’s collections gathered for the first time in one exhibition to revive the essence of “Chic” à la française.

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Celebrated artist Estella Fransbergen gives form to the power of nature with her sculptures crafted from clay, gemstones, and precious metals.

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Melis Buyruk's debuted in New York with the solo show "Habitat: Bloom" at Leila Heller Gallery.

The contents of Kinsham Court, once the residence of Florence Nightingale’s family, and Lord Byron - who is said to have worked on Childe Harold whilst residing there - hits the auction block.

Award-winning estate agent Michael Carucci, Executive Vice President of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, shares his insights into the power of showcasing fine art in luxury real estate.

Female artists break records and topple estimates at the international auction house Bonhams.

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Art collectors observe while Celebrity Hollywood Artist Rob Prior paints Marilyn Monroe and Rambo at Danieli Fine Art Gallery in Palm Beach.

A major exhibition of postwar Japanese avant-garde photography Farewell Photography: The Hitachi Collection of Postwar Japanese Photographs, 1961-1989.

You can become the owner of Grand Crus Classés with prestigious Bordeaux wine merchant U’Wine.

Nine D.H. Lawrence paintings seized by Scotland Yard almost a century ago from a London art gallery on display at an exclusive event inside a luxury Paradise Valley, Arizona mansion awed art lovers.

Helicline Fine Art in New York shines a light on a forgotten era of American art, with an exhibition of work that celebrates the impact of the Works Progress Administration on artists.

Jan David, the founder and president of Claremont Rug Company, and Christine, also his business partner, have spent their entire lives studying art and antiques.

Bonnie Lautenberg Channels the Creative Zeitgeist between Legendary Filmmakers and Iconic Artists: Intuitively Pairing them in “Art Meets Hollywood.”

A private collector grabs the ultra-rare, The Dalmore Decades No.6 Collection of ultra-rare whiskies for $1,124,000 at Sotheby’s in Hong Kong with 15% to be donated to V&A Dundee, Scotland’s design museum.

NFT art offers collectors a new way to invest—but what is it? The founder of The Patrick Jones Art Gallery explains the digital phenomenon sweeping the art world.

When art collector and author Lorena Junco Margain fled Mexico suddenly with her family while pregnant, she needed to make her new house feel like home and help heal the wound of her uprooting. So, she filled it with art.

The last remaining nine pieces of Bansky’s destroyed Spy Booth mural, along with an original digital NFT made exclusively for this collection, sells for $610,000 through Cosmic Wire.

Aeropittura: Italian Futurism in Flight Set to Soar at Bonhams.

Key art and architecture experience you should not miss in Switzerland.

The success of LA’s Art Show this summer proved a return to traditional routine is a possibility following months of confinement

Award-winning estate agent Michael Carucci, Executive Vice President of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, reveals the impact of pairing luxury real estate with fine art.

Pablo Picasso’s portrait of Marie-Thérèse achieves superb results at auction.

The powerful portraiture of Los Angeles-based artist Fabian Perez has won international acclaim—and today, he is one of the world’s most collected figurative artists.

Transform the dinner table with Hermès’ Objets et La Table—fantastical dinnerware collections created in collaboration with renowned artists.

Discover work by some of the art world’s most celebrated names amidst the iconic palms of Palm Beach, Florida, at The Royal Poinciana Plaza.

London-based, British-Iranian scholar, collector, and philanthropist, Professor Sir Nasser D Khalili shares how he obtained his first piece.

All eyes on the two women that are glamming up the Paris gallery scene.

The Fleming family has shown the world of finance how to collect, with their unrivalled Scottish artworks being admired by connoisseurs and the envy of their peers and rivals.

How is this possible that these carpets have found an ever-growing audience in our technologically complex, ever on-the-move, 21st century lives?

The garden of Eden in a world on the brink of collapse, fill-in-the-blanks.

The 22nd edition of the renowned art fair dedicated to the new French art scene and The Iberian Peninsula will take over Grand Palais April 2-5, 2020.

Sotheby’s Judaica Auction Event Deemed The World’s Most Valuable.

The LA Art Show 2019

Collectors of modern art prepare to be smitten with Arik Levy’s representation of the famous Mickey Mouse.

For 26 years, the Celebration of Fine Art has been the place where art lovers and artists connect.