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The second edition of Talking Galleries New York showed how finances are top concerns for many art professionals.

FBI is restituting a Nazi-looted pastel drawing by Claude Monet, art students rally at pro-Palestine college protests, and more.

The Toledo Museum of Art has begun providing guarantees for works that it wants to acquire from auction houses.

Should art galleries lower their prices for contemporary pieces? Some major players are quietly considering it.

Dozens of art-world insiders gathered at the second Talking Galleries New York conference to discuss hot-button issues in the art world.

Talking Galleries, the think tank for galleries is proud to announce the celebration of the tenth edition of the Barcelona Symposium, scheduled to take place January 22 and 23, 2024, at the MACBA museum.

The advisor unveils his vision for a new kind of art advisory that caters not only to collectors, but to artists and museums.

Some in the trade worry about the increasingly blurred lines between supposedly independent museums and the profit-driven art market. 

Beginning today, the elite two-day Talking Galleries New York symposium is streaming live exclusively for Artnet News Pro members.

This week: Fractionalized art ownership, David Zwirner loses a star, a Venetian Monet, and much more.