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- Praise Shadows’s New Sales Director and Para Site Names Executive Director: Industry Moves for March 18, 2026 March 18, 2026Happy Wednesday! Here’s a round-up of who’s moving and shaking in the art trade this week.Harrison Jacobs
- Wine and Spirits Sales at Sotheby’s Grew 12% Last Year to $127.5 M. March 18, 2026Sotheby’s released its 2025 Wine & Spirits Market Report late last week,Harrison Jacobs
- Congress Moves to Expand Holocaust Art Restitution Claims March 18, 2026Supporters say that’s long overdue. Museums, not surprisingly, see it differentlyDaniel Cassady
- Competition in the Auction Business’s Middle Market is Fierce, and Growing Fiercer March 18, 2026The problem that auction houses are facing for works under $1 million is squeezed margins, as overhead rises and sellers demand more of the profits.Harrison Jacobs
- Venice Biennale Sayd No Sanctions Have Been Broken in Allowing Russia Pavilion to Reopen March 18, 2026In a statement released on Tuesday, the biennale’s organizers said they’ve fully complied with all sanctions imposed on Moscow after its invasion of Ukraine.George Nelson
- Curator Liz Munsell Named Vice President of Curatorial and Arts Programs at New York’s Powerhouse Arts March 18, 2026She takes over the role from Diya Vij, the new commissioner of cultural affairs for New York City.Maximilíano Durón
- Camille Henrot Returns to Film After a Decade—with An Instant Classic March 18, 2026The film captures climate grief and is premiering at the New Museum.Emily Watlington
- National Gallery of Art Acquires Hundreds of Works, from Civil War Photographs to a Salman Toor Painting March 18, 2026Several artists' works are entering the collection for the first time, including Teresita Fernández, Teresa del Pò, and Anna Waser.Maximilíano Durón
- Berlin Academy of Art Slams Art Prize Cuts, US President Called ‘Steward, Not Owner’ of White House Over Ballroom Plans: Morning Links for March 18, 2026 March 18, 2026Here's what we're reading this morning, folks.George Nelson
- Remnants of 3,400-Year-Old Loom in Spain Sheds Light on Bronze Age Textile Production March 17, 2026The wooden loom and clay loom weights at the center of the new report were discovered at the Cabezo Redondo archaeological site along the east coast of Spain.Lmiller
