Kabir Jhala is the Art Market Editor at The Art Newspaper. He focuses on the intersections of art dealing, digital art, and fine art within the broader themes of arts and entertainment and photography. Kabir's insights and expertise 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.
Given his extensive event coverage and engagement with press releases, Kabir may be open to pitches providing exclusive access to upcoming art events or newsworthy announcements within the art world. This could include interviews with artists, gallery owners, or collectors involved in high-profile exhibitions or auctions.
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By: Kabir Jhala
The sale featured a trove of Gerhard Richter works that had belonged to the late dealer Marian Goodman, and canonic Minimalist sculptures from the estate of collector Henry S. McNeil Jr
By: Kabir Jhala
Due to "wider market uncertainties", the London- and Lagos-based dealership that helped launch the careers of Joy Labinjo and Gareth Nyandoro has closed
By: Kabir Jhala
Led by a £3.8m painting by Ganesh Pyne, the auction of the Goodricke collection is the latest South Asian sale to smash records
Co-founder says postponement a result of “unforeseen changes in its external partnerships”
Dealers in the fair's Statements section say they were informed at the last minute that the Baloise Art Prize has been discontinued
By: Kabir Jhala
Zurich gallery suns.works is offering a chance to win the signed work, which features a drawing of a Campbell soup can, in aid of charity
Multiple galleries at the fair have brought works by the late British artist whose market was “booming when we lost him”
Claes Nordenhake has been taking his dealership to Art Basel since 1978
By: Kabir Jhala
Karim Crippa offers a tour of the exhibitions and spaces shaping Paris’s evolving art scene, from established dealers to ambitious young galleries
The platform's fifth edition takes place in a former UBS training centre
