- November 7, 2005 | Auctions
- Gavel-to-Gavel Coverage
At Christie’s, the Eastman collection goes on sale; at Sotheby’s, it’s the eighties all over again.
- September 19, 2005 | Feature
- Love Machine: Robert Indiana
"Most of my work, except the 'LOVE' paintings, is bound up in autobiography, bits and pieces of my life, my geography, my history, my friends."
- May 30, 2005 | Triptych
- Who Bought Virgil Marti's 'Large Chandelier (Red Stag and Anemones, Reversed)' and Why?
"We paid a studio visit, and decided it would be fun to commission a chandelier for our apartment in Venice."
- March 7, 2005 | Feature
- Where the Scenes Are
Greater New York’s new art geography.
- August 2, 1999 | Feature
- Poster Boy
Calvin Klein proves once again that it pays to have friends in high places.
- November 1, 2004 | Auctions
- Satisfaction Guaranteed?
Christie’s goes big; Sotheby’s, even bigger.
- November 1, 2004 | Auctions
- Warhol Riot v. Warhol Crash
Are we running out of Andy Warhols?
- May 9, 2005 | Auctions
- Follow the Money
Who’ll be worth what at the postwar-and-contemporary sales.
- January 3, 2005 | Triptych
- Who Bought Kevin McCoy's 'Our Second Date' and Why?
The illusion of perspective and the framing of the master and close-up—the way you see it happening in real time is like a mini-education in filmmaking.
- February 28, 2005 | Triptych
- Who Bought Jil Weinstock's 'Platinum' and Why?
What’s so interesting for me is to take the idea of Minimalism, where everything is stripped to its basic form, and then build it back up.
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