Christie’s Finally Gains Access to the China Market
After many years bound up in red tape Christie’s will be the first foreign auction house to be licensed to operate in China without a Mainland partner.
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Christie’s François Curiel: “Strong Demand Globally for the Best of the Best”
Francois Curiel, Christie's Asia president on strong Asia growth: "in the first half of this year there was a 31% increase in Asian clients registering to bid on our sales in London and New York."
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Mainland Auctions Take the Lead — with Questions About Sustainability
For the last two decades, Sotheby's and Christie's have dominated the Chinese auction market, but since the art market downturn in 2008, the wind has changed. >> Read more
Mainland Auctions Take the Lead—With Questions About Sustainability
For the last two decades, Sotheby's and Christie's have dominated the Chinese auction market, but since the art market downturn in 2008, the wind has changed. >> Read more
Galleries Wage War Against Online Auctions
Last month, galleries showed a united front when backing the VIP Art Fair – the first online international contemporary art fair, and the brainchild of gallerist James Cohan and Jonas Almgreen, founder of Oneartworld.com. The move can be seen as a direct counter-attack to the success and increasing dominance of online auctions such as Christie's LIVE™. >> Read more
