Judith Benhamou, Author at Judith Benhamou Reports

Frieze week: the London art scene is hyperactive despite the post-Brexit crisis

London is resilient If Great Britain has been hit by a social and economic crisis, the largest art fair in the country seems to be faring well. On 12 October Frieze opened in Regent’s Park, with its two components, Frieze Masters (128...

Monet / Mitchell at the Louis Vuitton Foundation, an immersion in pleasure

https://youtu.be/42LTjqCHHVw Obsessions Art history shows us that, regardless of the era, sometimes artists can find one another through certain obsessions. This autumn the Louis Vuitton Foundation looks at a textbook case of how two...

This October Hamad Al Thani and Gordon Getty are selling their collections of classical decorative art. The anticipated awaking of a sleeping beauty of the art market

A Porsche and a Boulle desk “Thirty years ago, when you wanted to show you were successful, first you’d buy a Porsche, followed by a Boulle desk, but those days are long gone, and familiarity with these high-quality furnishings has been lost.”...

MODERN ART: experts predict a huge clean-out

Daniel Buren talks about his gigantic project at the Fondation Vuitton, about the artmarket and his famous stripes

New York: Seven artworks which tell everything about the NEW art market

The great marriage of MUNCH with the Expressionists at New York’s NEUE GALERIE

Christie’s so called “Bound to fail” auction in New York was bound to be a success

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Frieze week: the London art scene is hyperactive despite the post-Brexit crisis

Monet / Mitchell at the Louis Vuitton Foundation, an immersion in pleasure

This October Hamad Al Thani and Gordon Getty are selling their collections of classical decorative art. The anticipated awaking of a sleeping beauty of the art market

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