Notizie su mercati, musei, collezioni, patrimoni e istituzioni che plasmano l’arte, collegate direttamente al registro verificato RELICT.
Major London museums are joining forces for a new South Asian arts festival. The nine-day event will take over South Kensington's cultural quarter next summer, bringing together artists from India and its diaspora.
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A New York judge has barred the sale or transfer of an untitled 1982 Basquiat held at Phillips, as a landlord seeks to satisfy a $2.3 million rent judgment. The order sets a November 17 hearing.
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Long-lived family businesses endure because knowledge was taught deliberately and written down. Yet the most common failure is treating what makes the enterprise run as the private property of one generation.
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A round-up of recent art books on embroidery, weaving and fiber art challenges the false split between craft and art. New biographies of Berger, Vermeer and Tanning also examine how artists' legacies are told.
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After its London loan, the Bayeux Tapestry will be reinstalled in Normandy on a slanted table rather than its historic suspension system. France's culture minister says the change was long planned, not a response to transport damage.
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Energy Embargo for Palestine demonstrated outside the British Museum's Red Ball. The museum announced an anonymous £30m donation toward its masterplan redevelopment project.
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Artist-run gallery Prairie will close with a final group show, “Retrospective,” after nine years. Its founders say the decision was planned, not forced by market pressure.
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A Fitzwilliam Museum exhibition in Cambridge brings together drawings, paintings and designs by William Morris acquired by Sydney Cockerell, his friend and private secretary. The show also highlights Morris's collaborations with women makers.
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Deutsche Bank will begin crypto custody in its home market within weeks before extending the platform to Asian financial centres next year, according to Reuters. The service forms part of a corporate banking strategy targeting 8% annual growth by 2028.
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Pan Gongsheng says China will further open its financial markets and expand risk management tools, positioning yuan assets for investors seeking diversification amid trade uncertainty.
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Britain's Labour government discussed whether UBS could move its headquarters and listing to London if the bank left Switzerland over new capital rules. UBS says it intends to remain in Switzerland, but the talks show the stakes of the regulatory standoff.
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Wealth management net revenues rose to $9.1bn from $8.2bn a year earlier, with record net new assets of $232bn. Total client assets reached $10.5 trillion, the firm said.
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Christie's took $289.4 million across two Wednesday evening sales in London, more than double last year's total. The Peter Simon collection sale set a record.
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François Pinault will place 106 works from his personal collection on permanent view at the Palazzo Grassi in Venice, opening March 2027. The move marks a shift after two decades of temporary exhibitions at the venue.
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As chief legacy & impact officer of her family's automotive dealership group, Amber L. Martin has steered governance, philanthropy and expansion. She describes a succession that arrived before the family was ready for it.
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As galleries including blue-chip names scale back physical spaces, some dealers are sidestepping the high overheads of a traditional gallery. The model is shifting from bricks and mortar to more flexible ways of operating.
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Abu Dhabi has announced a new cultural district called Noma, situated near the site of the inaugural Frieze Abu Dhabi. The fair launches next month in the Saadiyat Cultural District.
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The Centre Pompidou satellite planned for Foz do Iguaçu in Brazil's Paraná state has been delayed a third time, now set for 2029. The museum, designed by Solano Benítez, was initially slated to open in November 2027, then 2028.
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A gathering of more than 120 works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art reframes Lee Krasner as Jackson Pollock's artistic equal, not his helpmate. The exhibition pays her the attention that decades of criticism largely reserved for him.
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Michael Lee, Steve Armaly and their partners left UBS to found Ox Road Capital and reached $1B in assets under management within 225 days. They credit years of client trust, partner alignment and a client-first vision.
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BlackRock reported third-quarter net income of $1.66bn, up 24.8% year on year, as $205bn in quarterly net inflows lifted assets under management to $15.5tn.
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Waterloo Capital has launched Everstead, a private wealth and family office brand for ultra-high-net-worth clients, led from Atlanta's Buckhead by Grayson Miller Dunaway. It unites three business components under one operational entity.
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Daniel Soo takes over as Managing Director and Head of Private Banking in Singapore, tasked with growing the client base across key Asian markets. RBC also confirmed a slate of senior hires in Singapore and Hong Kong.
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Following a 2024 restructuring, the Khazzam family institutionalised Avanti Capital with shared governance and equal ownership across five partners. The single-family office now pairs long-term capital preservation with impact investing and philanthropy.
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