Author Joseph Manqueros

The contemporary Chinese art boom was initially fueled by the interest of Western collectors and museums captivated by the Chinese appropriation and interpretation of Western art forms. Many of these works ...

Home to the third largest art auction market in the world, Hong Kong is no stranger to the international arts scene. But now, as global brand Art Basel unveils its newest fair there in May, the city stan...

Egon (Eugene) Biel, Emerald Pool, circa 1960, oil on panel, 48x96 inches Interview with 20th-century American Art dealer Blake Benton This past December 2013, I had the opportunity to sit down with priva...

First Flying Machine, 30 x 48 inches, Oil on Canvas The writer Allen Saunders once wrote, “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.” Artist Ann Krasner wants to emphasize this wi...

Concepts are transformed into color and landscape in the worlds cast across Oleg Falkov's canvases. His paintings take viewers to wild places laden in dark outline and rough abstraction, a window on a fa...

For post-war and contemporary art, New York is the most significant market among the primary and secondary markets before London and Hong Kong," says Noah Horowitz, managing director of The Armory Show, as ...

It's winter in Palm Beach and the fronds on the palm trees along sunlit Worth Avenue gently sway to the rhythm of the tropical breeze. A "Boca" blonde eases her Mercedes SUV into a parking spot, relieved...

Each December, the art world converges on Miami and Miami Beach, two locations separated by scenic Biscayne Bay, but often simply dubbed "Miami," for a myriad of art fairs and events. The main attraction...