Kabir Jhala from The Art Newspaper - Journalist Profile

	Profile	Recent Articles on Subject
1	Kabir Jhala The Art Newspaper Art market writer/editor. London, England artmarketwritingediting	The Year in Review: art market slump squeezes biggest players and Frieze for sale - 9 days ago Dealers collaborate to solve shipping snafus at Art Basel Miami Beach - 14 days ago Trump ‘bump’ or Trump ‘slump’? What dealers expect from the next four years - 15 days ago India Art Fair cancels its inaugural Mumbai show - 21 days ago Crypto investor eats Cattelan banana he bought for $6.2m - 21 days ago The dangerous art of Hamad Butt makes a comeback at the Irish Museum of Modern Art - 21 days ago London art world haunt Groucho Club closed as police investigate ‘serious crime’ on premises - 23 days ago Beyond the banana: Sotheby's contemporary art night nets a modest $112m - 30 days ago After an embattled edition, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale announces next show - about 1 month ago Bollywood and billionaires: Art Mumbai sees ‘very healthy’ sales at expanded second edition - about 1 month ago Mumbai gallery Mirchandani + Steinruecke to open Delhi location - about 2 months ago Dealers at Artissima await 'potentially transformative' changes to art tax in Italy - about 2 months ago Nudes by major Indian artists F. N. Souza and Akbar Padamsee embroiled in 'obscenity' dispute - about 2 months ago Dealer Yves Bouvier owes more than $800m in back taxes, Swiss court rules - about 2 months ago Frieze's parent company exploring ‘potential sale’ of the fair and media brand - about 2 months ago Socially engaged practice has become the art form du jour—this international network is at the forefront of the sphere - about 2 months ago Art Basel Paris exhibitors hit by rainwater from Grand Palais roof leak - 2 months ago Shake it up: Frieze Masters galleries blur time periods to reflect a shift in market demand - 2 months ago ‘Many of the works I own have been swapped with fellow artists’: Photographer Campbell Addy on how he's assembling his growing art collection - 2 months ago ‘Non-fair’ Minor Attractions hopes to be enjoyable for visitors and exhibitors alike - 3 months ago Often overlooked: The Barbican presents 100 artistic responses to India's turbulent times - 3 months ago After its Gaza ‘censorship’ row, London’s Barbican to host Palestinian literature festival - 3 months ago 퐁피두센터 서울, 이스라엘 군수업체와의 관계로 비판에 직면 - 4 months ago After controversy, Tefaf appoints fifth managing director in four years - 4 months ago Centre Pompidou Seoul partner's links to Israeli arms manufacturer draw criticism - 4 months ago Defying market gloom, Nicoletti gallery in London moves to larger space in Shoreditch - 4 months ago Uzbekistan to get first major biennial in ancient city of Bukhara - 4 months ago Sotheby’s core earnings down by 88%, according to Financial Times report - 4 months ago Jala Wahid confronts the colonial legacy of the British Museum in London exhibition - 4 months ago Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund to acquire minority stake in Sotheby's - 4 months ago Artists and organisations respond to massive Bangladesh protests - 5 months ago Bonhams appoints former luxury goods head as global chief executive - 5 months ago Common ground: how galleries are sharing the load to stay afloat - 5 months ago Vitrine gallery closes after 14 years, citing economic pressures and political climate - 5 months ago Workers allege redundancies at London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts are related to Palestine solidarity actions - 6 months ago Sotheby's shakes up senior level staff in Asia and Europe - 6 months ago Sotheby’s Modern and contemporary sale in London nets a tepid £83.6m and prompts question—is the summer auction season over? - 6 months ago A bucolic Basel Social Club adds a new layer to the art fair model - 6 months ago 'Half of my collection is about cats': Sylvie Fleury reveals her love of feline art - 6 months ago Tepid sales at Liste underscore a soft market for smaller galleries - 6 months ago 'Our tip for first-time visitors? Don’t get caught in the currents': Elmgreen & Dragset on surviving Art Basel—literally - 6 months ago Ousted Zürich theatre directors defy critics with ‘woke’ party - 6 months ago EU tax breaks could benefit dealers at Basel - 6 months ago Art Basel’s new director has her eye on ‘generational transformation’ of the fair - 6 months ago Late critic Guy Brett's Latin American collection goes on show at Alison Jacques in London - 7 months ago Bonhams executive Alex Fortescue has died aged 55 - 7 months ago Miart is Italy’s biggest fair—can it be its best? - 8 months ago A possibly record-breaking painting by Martin Wong and a woollen work by John Olsen: our pick of the May sales - 8 months ago Milan fair Mega launches in abandoned railway yard—promising industrial chic setting and dealers behind DJ booths - 8 months ago Asia Week New York brings in more than $100m in sales, a 24% drop from 2023 - 9 months ago
2	Vincent Noce The Art Newspaper	Dealer Yves Bouvier owes more than $800m in back taxes, Swiss court rules - about 2 months ago
3	Carlie Porterfield The Art Newspaper	Shake it up: Frieze Masters galleries blur time periods to reflect a shift in market demand - 2 months ago A possibly record-breaking painting by Martin Wong and a woollen work by John Olsen: our pick of the May sales - 8 months ago Asia Week New York brings in more than $100m in sales, a 24% drop from 2023 - 9 months ago
4	Gareth Harris The Art Newspaper	Artists and organisations respond to massive Bangladesh protests - 5 months ago
5	Lisa Movius The Art Newspaper	Sotheby's shakes up senior level staff in Asia and Europe - 6 months ago
6	Anny Shaw The Art Newspaper	A possibly record-breaking painting by Martin Wong and a woollen work by John Olsen: our pick of the May sales - 8 months ago