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A $16 Million Basquiat Leads Christie’s Hong Kong Night Sale

March 21, 2025

Arts

Jean-Michel Basquiat’s extreme pink and maroon paints will certainly be up for sale on the upcoming 20/21st century night in Christie in Hong Kong on March 28. Sabado Por La Noche (Saturday evening) the 6.5-foot by 7.5-foot job was reeled in 1984 and is approximated to be in between HK$ 95 million and HK$ 125 million (about US$ 13 million

Arts

A $300 Million Art Chest and the Maze of Nazi-Era Art Claims

In a strong 17-year fight for Guelph Prize, the brand-new phase is just one of one of the most beneficial masterpieces declared by the beneficiaries of the Nazi-ruled Jewish targets, a file discovered in German archives that reveals that its 1935 sales were accomplished under browbeating. Chest is approximated to

Woman Gaga’s Copacabana Show Attracts Document Group of 2.1 Million Followers

A woman Gaga held a record-breaking group on May 3 (May 3)

Josh Groban Structure Provides $1.25 Million to Arts Education And Learning Programs

Discover Your Light Structure (FYLF), founded by Josh Groban, who introduced that

Break-in of U.K. Royal Household’s Products Causes $4 Million Insurance Policy Settlement

July 31, 2025

Design

In 2014, a 2-century historical snuff box was brushed in a fierce gallery in Paris. After the break-in of Royal Family Products in the UK, a $4 million insurance policy settlement first appeared in Asia Pacific News Weekly.

The Frick Shines With a Poetic, $220 Million Remodelling

July 30, 2025

Arts

Considering that Frick’s collection shut on Covid equal to the full-body health spa, an edge of New york city does not appear to be extremely vital. For time, in the lavish gallery on Fifth Road, its old masters and various other arts are a couple of blocks far from the

After Not Spending for $14.5 Million Pollock, an Art Enthusiast Is Filed A Claim Against

July 29, 2025

Design

Phillips Public auction submitted a suit versus a third-party guarantor and accepted acquire the paint at an established rate if it did not offer even more at the public auction.

Free Shakespeare’s Central Park Home Obtains an $85 Million Radiance Up

July 23, 2025

Design

Disintegrating, the treasured Delacorte Theater was founded in 1962 and dripped onto a raccoon. Currently, this is a modern center, still crazy. “Post Free Shakespeare’s Central Park House” received $85 million in light, first appearing in Asia Pacific News Weekly.

Free Shakespeare’s Central Park Home Obtains an $85 Million Radiance Up

July 23, 2025

Design

The collapsed, cherished Delacorte Theater was built in 1962 and enjoyed the raccoon’s preference. Currently, this is a modern center, still crazy. “Post Free Shakespeare’s Central Park House” received $85 million in light, first appearing in Asia Pacific News Weekly.

Getty Provenance Index Makes 12 Million Records Openly Offered

July 19, 2025

Arts

The Getty Institute today revealed an upgrade to its study index pertaining to the resource. The redesigned variation currently supplies greater than 12 million public documents. The Getty Resource Index (GPI) was initially released in the 1980s to track the possession background of every art piece in the gallery’s collection.

Ceratosaur Dinosaur Skeletal System Sells for $30.5 Million by Sotheby’s

July 18, 2025

Art Markets

Sotheby’s teen Ceratosaurus fossil offered $30.5 million for a cost of $30.5 million and overstated its $6 million overestimation. Sotheby’s highest possible sales in a July 16 nature sale triggered a six-minute bidding process battle in between 6 prospective buyers in the phone, online and area, leading to the 3rd

After Not Spending for $14.5 Million Pollock, an Art Enthusiast Is Filed A Claim Against

July 17, 2025

Design

Phillips Public Auction filed a lawsuit with a third-party guarantor and accepted the paint if not offered more prices in the public auction. After the post was spent without spending $14.5 million, an art enthusiast filed a claim against Asia Pacific News Weekly for the first time.

Ceratosaur Fossil Auctioned for $30.5 Million by Sotheby’s

July 16, 2025

Design

The 150 million-year-old active dinosaurs’ teenage sampling cost is third in the file. Sotheby’s’s Ceratosaur fossils sold for $30.5 million were first auctioned in Asia Pacific News Weekly.

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A $16 Million Basquiat Leads Christie’s Hong Kong Night Sale

A $300 Million Art Chest and the Maze of Nazi-Era Art Claims

Josh Groban Structure Provides $1.25 Million to Arts Education And Learning Programs

Break-in of U.K. Royal Household’s Products Causes $4 Million Insurance Policy Settlement

The Frick Shines With a Poetic, $220 Million Remodelling

After Not Spending for $14.5 Million Pollock, an Art Enthusiast Is Filed A Claim Against

Free Shakespeare’s Central Park Home Obtains an $85 Million Radiance Up

Free Shakespeare’s Central Park Home Obtains an $85 Million Radiance Up

Getty Provenance Index Makes 12 Million Records Openly Offered

Ceratosaur Dinosaur Skeletal System Sells for $30.5 Million by Sotheby’s

After Not Spending for $14.5 Million Pollock, an Art Enthusiast Is Filed A Claim Against

Ceratosaur Fossil Auctioned for $30.5 Million by Sotheby’s

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