Steven Murphy News
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Growing demand for contemporary art helped sales climb 10 percent at Christie’s International in 2012, even as its market contracted in Asia and the Middle East.
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Christie’s chief executive officer Steven Murphy is the most powerful person in the art world, according to Art & Auction’s 2012 top-10 list.
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January Jones, who plays the well- situated but unhappy Betty in “Mad Men,” said she’s a saver, not a spender on the red carpet last night.
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Christie’s International said there was a surge in demand for contemporary art as an investment, after its sales climbed 9 percent in 2011.
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Christie’s International said that the art market had regained strength and stability after its sales climbed 53 percent in 2010.
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In the dog days of August, when most auction activity ceases, Christie’s will hold its first exclusively online sale.
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Edward J. Dolman, chairman of Christie’s International, is leaving the auction house to join the board of the Qatar Museums Authority.
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Pablo Picasso has been dethroned.
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