We love it when our elected artists like Eugene Healy continue to find warm receptions from serious collectors. Healy’s work will be featured in Peter Hastings Falk’s illustrated talk, “An Insider’s View on Valuing Art” When: Tuesday, June 18th from 6-8 pm. The evening will start with cocktails at 6:00 pm and the talk will begin promptly...
Author: Peter Falk (Peter Falk)
Managing Artists’ Collections
The Starting Point for Practical Advice. Decades should not have to pass before artists or their heirs consider practical strategies to preserve and promote a life’s work and archive. The Dumpster is not a legacy option. Therefore, the big question looms: To whom can artists or their heirs turn for advice? Discoveries in American Art...
What You Never Knew About Abstraction in Native American Art
If you don’t live in the Southwest we bet you’d find it very difficult to name several significant Native American abstract artists. Go back to those years immediately following World War II and you may really be stymied. Can you name those Native American painters who moved easily among their peers in the first-generation of...
This Month’s Insider’s View: Science versus Provenance
The art world is pretty sophisticated when it comes to establishing authenticity. The first step sees the professional sellers — dealers and auctioneers — engaging a triumvirate of experts who provide stylistic interpretation, provenance, and condition reports. An art historian who is the leading expert on the artist examines the work and anoints it as...
Hollis Taggart
Hollis Taggart’s mission has not wavered since he founded his gallery in 1979: “There is great art out there, beyond obvious brand names. It inspires and motivates us to bring awareness to these newly-discovered artists who warrant deeper examination.” For four decades Hollis Taggart has maintained a deep commitment to scholarship in producing the gallery’s...
Artprice.com
Artprice has clearly lived up to its headline as “the world leader in art market information.” Every month, a whopping 2.7 million visitors search the world’s largest database, which by early 2019 had documented 12,127,500 artworks created by more than 702,156 artists as offered by 6,300 auction houses — and those numbers are increasing daily....
Joan Thorne in the 1980s: Visionary Color and Light
Quogue Gallery is featuring the works of Joan Thorne, a third generation New York School abstract painter, in several exhibitions. The gallery is featuring her works at Art Palm Beach January 16–20), then at Art on Paper in Manhattan (March 7–10), and culminating with a solo exhibition at the Quogue Gallery from July 11 –...
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