Carlie Porterfield is a journalist at The Art Newspaper. She covers the art market, focusing on topics such as art dealing, fine art, and urban and street art, while also reporting on events and conferences related to the arts and entertainment sector. Carlie's work has been featured in prominent publications including Forbes, ExBulletin, CNN, and KOAM News Now.
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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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The influx to the Lower Manhattan neighbourhood includes three recent arrivals
By: Carlie Porterfield
Henri Matisse’s 'La Chaise lorraine' sold for $48.4m with fees as strong results for Picasso, Van Gogh and Giacometti lifted the evening auction's total
By: Carlie Porterfield
Combined, the prizes will provide as much as $113,200 for acquisitions at the fair
By: Carlie Porterfield
Plus a Maynard Dixon painting owned by Diane Keaton and a William Morris working combining cave art and glass
By: Carlie Porterfield
The Hong Kong jeweller and sculptor unveils parallel installations at Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo and Santa Maria della Pietà, linking mythology, sacred architecture and cosmology
A $35m Picasso led first-day sales, while galleries reported strong seven-figure results across both historic and contemporary material
By: Carlie Porterfield
As the market catches up with the ultra-contemporary art championed by Liste Art Fair Basel for decades, the fair includes artists who have found success later in life
By: Carlie Porterfield, Alexander Morrison
The Basel stalwart takes pride in bringing the new to the Swiss city
This year the city's upstart fair is capitalising on its location, a former office complex, as it turns the world of work on its head
Early sales under the new initiative included artists such as Picasso and Guston
