'If It Goes to Zero—Fine': Why Do Collectors Pay Wild Prices for New Art?
Collectors pay illogical prices for contemporary artworks. Do they know what they are doing when they buy? De la Cruz collection
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Collectors pay illogical prices for contemporary artworks. Do they know what they are doing when they buy? De la Cruz collection
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Gary Tatintsian Gallery has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by Andrey Isaev over the failure to deliver two Stanley Whitney paintings.
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Christopher Wools retrospective See Stop Run is located on the 19th floor of 101 Greenwich Street above a corporate lobby with a Rentbrella stand. After passing through elevators with stock updates ticking across video screens, you emerge on a long-empty floor to find a selection of the artists work over the last decade.