Kabir Jhala is the Art Market Editor at The Art Newspaper. He focuses on the intersection of art, finance, and social issues, exploring themes of culture and society through his coverage of activism and legal matters, particularly in contexts like Seoul and India. Kabir's insights and analyses are prominently featured in The Art Newspaper.
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Kabir Jhala's articles predominantly focus on art exhibitions, the art market, and related events. His coverage suggests a keen interest in cultural developments related to art, particularly within the UK and India.
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Justin Sun, who purchased the work just last week, also pledged to buy 100,000 bananas from the vendor who originally sold the fruit for $0.25
The new event would have coincided with the city’s existing Art Mumbai fair
By: Kabir Jhala
The “unapologetically impolite” COUM Transmissions work, on view at the project space Judy’s Death, still carries its shock factor
By: Kabir Jhala
On the second day of Art Basel Miami Beach, leading dealers, advisers and market experts are split on the US president-elect’s tax and tariff plans
By: Kabir Jhala
Faced with logistics setbacks, several galleries were offered assistance from their fellow exhibitors
By: Kabir Jhala
The top end of the market failed to recover, while auction houses expanded in Hong Kong amid dramatic shifts in the city
By: Kabir Jhala
The house's auction total saw a double-digit decrease for a second year in a row—but private sales are booming
The house's auction total saw a double-digit decrease for a second year in a row—but private sales are booming
By: Carlie Porterfield, Kabir Jhala
Vima, the first international contemporary art fair in Cyprus, opens in the spring, while Untitled Art expands to Houston
Paintings attributed to major Modernists in a recent show at the gallery of the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) are facing scrutiny
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