Kabir Jhala is an art market editor at The Art Newspaper. He focuses on themes related to arts and entertainment, fine art, and international trade, with particular expertise in art dealing, design, and architecture. Kabir's insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, including 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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Her towering, semi-nude painting from 1997, "Miss January", made $13.2m at Christie's 21st century evening sale in New York
The Art Newspaper takes part in Crit Club, a debate series that places two art-world figures face to face in a sporting style arena
By: Kabir Jhala
Samy Ghiyati, formerly of David Zwirner, and Nicolas Nahab, who previously led Mendes Wood DM Paris, have founded NG, which is focusing on experiential commercial ventures and a raft of client services
By: Kabir Jhala
Exhibiting art made in the past five years, Premiere makes it easier for small to mid-sized galleries to show at the fair
Rhea Dillon and Joyce Joumaa's pieces feature in Art Basel's Statements section
Price reductions, negotiations and dealer “flexibility” are the order of the day
Basel Social Club has moved to the Old Town, while a gallery takes over a villa
At a time of high tension between the two countries, in London, exhibitions are bridging the divide
By: Kabir Jhala
The work was pulled from a Christie's auction following claims by the Romanian government that it had been unlawfully removed from the country in 1947
By: Kabir Jhala
The move comes ahead of a series of planned reforms to improve competitiveness within the Italian art market
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