Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery opened its doors in 2002, bringing a pioneering spirit and far reaching vision to Chelsea’s vibrant gallery district. Unique among his peers, Bryce Wolkowitz developed a program to compete with established galleries by…
On 29 June, Sotheby’s made auction history once again by holding a multi-camera, global livestream of our New York marquee evening auctions. Led by the ‘white glove’ auction of The Ginny Williams Collection and followed…
Sotheby’s recently announced that they will be offering The Clyman Fang Head – one of the most important works of African Art ever to appear at auction – in their Contemporary Art Evening Auction to be held…
With the importance of joining forces more apparent than ever, Sotheby’s has partnered with Google to support the International Rescue Committee with a unique fundraising effort to support those impacted hardest by the spread of COVID-19….
Sotheby’s presents DC Complete: The Ian Levine Collection, a private sale featuring every comic book published by DC from 1934–2014 – including complete runs of Action Comics, Detective Comics, Superman and Batman. Below, author Paul Sassienie…
Painted in Los Angeles in 1966, David Hockney’s ‘The Splash’ is as recognisable as Monet’s ‘Waterlilies’, Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ and Munch’s ‘The Scream’. In this episode of Sotheby’s Expert Voices, discover how the liberal lifestyle in…
Last May Rolls-Royce celebrated its 115th Anniversary at Sotheby’s New York, where the historic automobile company announced its plan to debut a Bespoke Red Phantom. Sotheby’s is now pleased to share Rolls-Royce’s final creation, a car…
For six decades the work of Gerald Scarfe has delighted newspaper readers and moviegoers around the world. In this episode of Sotheby’s A Life Less Ordinary series, find out how childhood asthma helped Scarfe take up painting, learn…
Tweet This November, one of just six surviving paintings from Francis Bacon’s famed Tangier series will be offered in Sotheby’s Contemporary Art Evening Auction. Entitled Pope, the present work was executed in Morocco circa 1958, during…
At the heart of Massimo Bottura’s Osteria Francescana is both Italian food and Contemporary Art, and the more you talk to him, the harder it becomes to parse out where one ends and the other begins….