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Kobel's Art Weekly 43 2022
The eagerly awaited Art Basel subsidiary Paris+ had its successful premiere last week, which was received positively by the international press, with some critical overtones. Scott Reyburn sums it up in the New York Times: "For all its less-corporate, French charm, FIAC had a reputation with some international dealers as a less commercially successful fair ... read more
Kobel's Art Weekly 42 2022
Is London's art market following the same path as Hong Kong? The British capital still functions excellently as a hub for the asset class art, but the avant-garde is negotiated elsewhere. This is the impression conveyed by the synopsis of auction and fair reports from Frieze week.The trend that has characterised Frieze in recent years is confirmed by Patricia Grzonka at read more
Kobel's Art Weekly 41 2022
The corpse of the Fiac is not yet cold, and Chris Dercon has already left the scene. According to a press release, he will be the new director of the Fondation Cartier. Just a short while ago, as President Réunion des musées nationaux - Grand Palais, he had made it possible for Art Basel to take over the time slot ... read more
Kobel's Art Weekly 40 2022
The fate of Ukrainian museums (and the objects in them) that have allegedly been on Russian territory since last week is described in detail by Sophia Kishkovsky in The Art Newspaper.In exchange for a promise to report exclusively from the Cosmoscow art fair, Kerstin Holm received a journalist's visa to Moscow. Her detailed report in the read more
Kobel's Art Weekly 39 2022
Founded in 1959, the Biennale Internazionale dell'Antiquariato di Firenze is the oldest art and antiques fair still running in the world. Gina Thomas visited it for the FAZ of 24 September: "Some of this initial confidence has also been transmitted to the 32nd edition of the most important fair for Italian art, which after a three-year pandemic-related break is courting greater international attention with fresh ... read more
Kobel's Art Weekly 38 2022
Werner Remm reports on a large sales exhibition in aid of Ukrainehilfe as part of the Berlin Art Week at Artmagazine: "'Ukrainian Voices of Art' is a benefit sales exhibition of contemporary Ukrainian art at Berlin Art Week by and for Be an Angel e.V. It benefits the artists and the association, which has been able to evacuate more than ... read more