Explore the most talked-about stories in Global Art News this week – from our new showroom launch in Barcelona to record-breaking auctions and international scandals. Aurora & Athena brings you insights, highlights, and cautionary tales from June 9–15, 2025.
Beauford Delaney abstract paintings are experiencing a vibrant revival in the art market, as surging collector demand leads to record-breaking auction sales.
Global Art Market News highlights key events from June 2–8, 2025, including the Louvre’s major restitution, auction house shake-ups, and major fair announcements.
Explore the life, legacy, and market value of Konstantin Gorbatov, a Russian émigré painter known for his vibrant landscapes and auction success.
Explore the life, legacy, and market value of Konstantin Korovin, a master of Russian Impressionism, in this comprehensive guide for art collectors and investors worldwide.
Discover the most important developments in this week’s Global Art News Weekly: from a dramatic Phillips heist attempt to promising new fairs in Beijing, Lisbon, and India, plus a major art-tech merger and auction market shifts.
Explore the profound impact of Nicholas Roerich’s artistry and innovative spirit, shaping culture and spirituality. Discover his legacy in our article.
This week in the art market: record sales from Marlene Dumas to Meléndez, leadership reshuffles at Phillips, and booming demand for Asian and Russian masters.
Dive into this Art Market Weekly summary of May 2025: record auction sales (Mondrian, Wright lamp), a $70M Giacometti flop, Frieze New York highlights, fake Warhols & repatriation drama, plus online sales vs. UK auction trends.
Meet 3 timeless Russian painters – Roerich, Korovin, and Gorbatov – whose art defined an era and continues to attract collectors around the world.
Discover the impact of Le Pho on Vietnamese art, exploring his unique style and contributions. Dive into his legacy and influence in our latest article.
Renowned Nigerian Igbo artist Ben Enwonwu (1917–1994) pioneered modern African art by blending indigenous traditions with Western techniques. From sculpting Queen Elizabeth II to painting the famed “Tutu” that broke auction records, Enwonwu’s legacy endures in today’s African art market and contemporary art scene.
