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Over the course of the more than half-century of relentless experimentation that followed, Ryman radically expanded the possibilities of abstract painting, continuously rethinking how it could be made and what it could look like, even while seeming to confine himself to a single color: white.
French Firms Launch First-Ever Digital Catalogue Raisonné Solution Rooted in the Blockchain – A unique alliance between the technology of Arteïa and the premium content of Cahiers d’Art, “RAISONLINE by Cahiers d’Art” is a digital catalogue raisonné solution anchored to the Blockchain.
Inside the Spectacular Rise and Fall of an Artist’s Legacy – When Mark Tobey died, his estate was left without an advocate. His market is just beginning to recover.
the Frankenthaler Scholarships in painting and art history and the Frankenthaler Prints Initiative for university-affiliated museums. These multi-year efforts will greatly expand the Foundation’s reach to students of art and art history at the undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate levels.
Robert Indiana’s estate is selling two works from the late artist’s collection to fund its ongoing litigation. The works, by Ed Ruscha and Ellsworth Kelly, could fetch a combined sum of more than $4 million when they hit the auction block at Christie’s post-war and contemporary day sale on November 16.
The Judd Foundation has joined Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac’s roster in Europe. A solo exhibition of Donald Judd’s work, curated by his son, Flavin Judd, who is artistic director of the Judd Foundation, will open at the gallery’s Marais space in Paris in April 2019.
The Joan Mitchell Foundation has released a new workbook, titled Estate Planning for Visual Artists: A Workbook for Attorneys & Executors. Developed in partnership with the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston (A&BC)
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In our news section you find the latest news on developments in the field of artists’ estates. For further up to date information on artists’ estates you can follow us on twitter and facebook.
Robert Ryman, Relentlessly Inventive Abstract Painter, Is Dead at 88
Over the course of the more than half-century of relentless experimentation that followed, Ryman radically expanded the possibilities of abstract painting, continuously rethinking how it could be made and what it could look like, even while seeming to confine himself to a single color: white.
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Christie’s France wins the artist resale royalty battle
Supreme court victory in France allows the auction house to shift the responsibility for resale royalties from sellers to buyers of works of art.
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First-Ever Blockchain Rooted CR Solution launched
French Firms Launch First-Ever Digital Catalogue Raisonné Solution Rooted in the Blockchain – A unique alliance between the technology of Arteïa and the premium content of Cahiers d’Art, “RAISONLINE by Cahiers d’Art” is a digital catalogue raisonné solution anchored to the Blockchain.
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The Rise and Fall of Mark Tobey
Inside the Spectacular Rise and Fall of an Artist’s Legacy – When Mark Tobey died, his estate was left without an advocate. His market is just beginning to recover.
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Frankenthaler Foundation announced two new initiatives for arts funding
the Frankenthaler Scholarships in painting and art history and the Frankenthaler Prints Initiative for university-affiliated museums. These multi-year efforts will greatly expand the Foundation’s reach to students of art and art history at the undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate levels.
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Legal dispute around Zaha Hadid’s estate
Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) principal Patrik Schumacher issued a claim in London’s High Court earlier today in an attempt to remove the other three executors of Dame Zaha Hadid‘s will from her $90 million estate.
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Diane Arbus with Zwirner As Co-Rep
Diane Arbus ‘Untitled’ Works Inaugurate Zwirner’s Status As Co-Reps Of Artist’s Estate.
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Indiana’s Estate Is Auctioning Art to Cover Legal Fees
Robert Indiana’s estate is selling two works from the late artist’s collection to fund its ongoing litigation. The works, by Ed Ruscha and Ellsworth Kelly, could fetch a combined sum of more than $4 million when they hit the auction block at Christie’s post-war and contemporary day sale on November 16.
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Ropac Now Represents Judd in Continental Europe
The Judd Foundation has joined Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac’s roster in Europe. A solo exhibition of Donald Judd’s work, curated by his son, Flavin Judd, who is artistic director of the Judd Foundation, will open at the gallery’s Marais space in Paris in April 2019.
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Mitchell Foundation has released a new workbook
The Joan Mitchell Foundation has released a new workbook, titled Estate Planning for Visual Artists: A Workbook for Attorneys & Executors. Developed in partnership with the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston (A&BC)
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