Carlie Porterfield is an Associate Art Market Editor at The Art Newspaper. She covers various aspects of the art market, intersecting with themes of culture, society, and beauty, and frequently reports on significant events in cities like New York and Chicago. Carlie has been featured in notable publications such as Forbes, ExBulletin, and CNN.
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Carlie Porterfield's coverage focuses on the art world, including art market trends, significant events such as fairs and biennials, and notable artist achievements. She also covers legal developments related to artwork restitution.
To effectively reach out to Carlie, consider providing insights into emerging trends in the art market or unique perspectives on noteworthy artworks or artists. Additionally, pitches offering exclusive interviews with prominent figures in the art world or those involved in high-profile exhibitions may pique her interest.
Given her focus on event coverage and breaking news within the art industry, timely announcements regarding major auction results, gallery openings, or significant acquisitions by museums could align well with her reporting interests.
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By: Carlie Porterfield
However, despite assistance from these big names, it was emerging artists who were the real stars of the show
By: Carlie Porterfield
Plus a a little-known Botticelli and a sleek, Modernist ceramic bowl
By: Carlie Porterfield
The artist is debuting a new work, intended as a statement on gun violence, at Gagosian’s stand
By: Carlie Porterfield
David Hammons, Robert Rauschenberg and Yayoi Kusama works lead seven-figure opening day deals
By: Carlie Porterfield
The artist’s textile works depict important events from recent years, including the assassination attempt on the US President-elect
By: Carlie Porterfield
The actor famous for playing Rocky commissioned the huge work from the late artist in the 1980s
By: Carlie Porterfield
The deaccessioned works, to be offered at Christie's in New York, include 17 pieces by Dutch and Flemish artists from the 17th century
The New York gallery first opened in 1971
By: Carlie Porterfield
Max and Rosemary Levai claim Pierre’s “long-time paramour” Marcia Levine is responsible for his death and should not receive any of his inheritance
By: Carlie Porterfield, Kabir Jhala
Vima, the first international contemporary art fair in Cyprus, opens in the spring, while Untitled Art expands to Houston
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