Art Basel wraps, Newhouse and Lewis sales show trophy strength, Pace reorganizes, and Spiegler asks whether galleries are okay. Plus: Joseph Duveen profile, Atget in the LARB, and new accreditations.

Major sales across categories, art history programs disappearing, institutional closures, AI in appraisal, and the NFT eulogy. Plus: Emily Fisher Landau collector profile and firm news on AI accountability in valuation.

Economists discover art history, renewed thinking about beauty, and the perennial entanglement of art and money. Year-end stats: 5,000 works appraised, $1.5B valued.

Art law developments, authentication disputes, and auction house restructuring mark an active quarter despite a reported market slowdown.

Firm news including a board appointment and new USPAP certification, alongside valuation-related developments in tax law, AI, and the art market.

The inaugural issue. Single-owner collections, Christie's AI sale, new EU import rules, and the Frick reopening after a $220M renovation.