artnet's February Newsletter: Art Fair Season, Christian Marclay's The Clock, Hot Stuff at MoMA and more...

If you are unable to view this message, click here. To unsubscribe from this list, click here. Follow and Share on       artnet | artnet Auctions | artnet Artists A-Z | artnet Galleries | artnet Price Database | artnet Magazine February 2011 Charlie Finch: ...what porn is to making love It’s that time of year again, the one I dread most, when, at the diciest weather point of the New York season, a thousand art fairs and 10,000 ancillary events usher in the month of March. Art fairs are to looking at art what porn is to making love: a wide variety of partial impressions which draw one away from and ultimately shatter the whole experience... Read More Armory Arts Week 2011 Here it comes! Armory Arts Week 2011 is ushering in a whirlwind of fair fever. Among the new developments this year are Chelsea dealer Ed Winkelman’s fair devoted to video art and even... Read More Amazing Business in London Art market confidence was back at the London contemporary sales in February, with all three houses – Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Phillips de Pury – doing amazing business... Read More Christian Marclay: The Clock for Best Picture Oscar New York Magazine art critic Jerry Saltz explains why his nominee for the "Best Picture" Oscar is The Clock, a 24-hour-long masterpiece... Read More Time to Dazzle: Van Cleef & Arpels Decorative arts expert Brook S. Mason reports on "Set in Style: The Jewelry of Van Cleef & Arpels," the Cooper-Hewitt’s survey of the glittering luxury of the Paris jewelry firm’s 104-year history... Read More Kai Althoff: Lonely Heart The German artist Kai Althoff is a Neo-Expressionist storyteller whose works constitute what might be called a scattered surrealist symphony of both youthful anomie and bohemian optimism... Read More Artnet News: Hot Stuff at the Cool MoMA Is 8:30 am too early for the art-press corps? A breakfast press briefing at the Museum of Modern Art’s elegant Terrace 5 Café was awesome, and as it turns out, on the MoMA menu for the next year are more art shows than you can shake a stick at.... Read More Currently on artnet Auctions Visit artnet Auctions Register Now Jesús Moroles Musical Fish, 2010 Black granite 30.25 x 12.25 x 2.25 inches Est: US $22,500-33,500 € 16,355-24,350 Bidding ends March 3 Sam Francis Untitled monotype, 1989 Monoprint with aquatint 19.75 x 17.75 inches Est: US $10,000-12,000 € 7,268-8,722 Bidding ends March 2 Sebastião Salgado Iceberg and Penguins, Paulet Island, Antarctica, 2005 Silver gelatin print 20 x 24 inches Est: US $9,000-12,000 € 6,540-8,722 Bidding ends March 1 Explore more on artnet artnet Artists A-Z artnet Auctions artnet Calendar artnet Galleries artnet Magazine artnet Market Alert artnet Market Analyst artnet Market Reports artnet Monographs artnet Price Database This email was sent to omsstraffic.2222@blogger.com by artnet Worldwide Corporation, 61 Broadway, 23rd floor, New York, NY, 10006-2701, USA. Unsubscribe from this list, register to receive artnet newsletters, or update your profile. For more information, please contact us at newsletter@artnet.com or view artnet’s Privacy Policy.