Karen K. Ho is a senior writer at ARTnews, where she covers business and art crime. Her reporting has also appeared in publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada, The Cut, Robb Report, and The Business of Business. As a journalist, Ho focuses on topics related to the art market, auction houses, and art-related legal and financial matters.
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By: Karen K. Ho
Titled Buste de femme , the 1949 painting will star in a Sotheby's evening sale on November 18.
By: Karen K. Ho
Sotheby's recently sold the first artwork made by a humanoid robot using artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms for $1 million, blasting past its estimate of $120,000 to $180,000.
By: Karen K. Ho
Benny Blanco, the Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer, was recently featured in People Magazine ‘s 2024 “Sexiest Man Alive” issue, along with his art collection.
By: Karen K. Ho
The first two evening auctions following the US national election took place in Hong Kong and Shanghai, with mixed results.
By: Karen K. Ho
Griffin's contributions were the fifth-highest after Timothy Mellon, Elon Musk, Richard and Elizabeth Uihlein, and Miriam Adelson.
By: Karen K. Ho, Daniel Cassady
Sotheby's kicked off the fall marquee auctions in New York with two evening sales, both devoted to modern art.
By: Karen K. Ho
The Brooklyn Public Library ‘s Central Branch recently offered a tour of its new 1619 project exhibition with journalist, professor, and art collector Nikole Hannah-Jones.
By: Karen K. Ho
A third Just Stop Oil protestor was charged after a protest held at Stonehenge over the summer.
By: Karen K. Ho
A recent poll found the majority of Britons, 53 percent, support a permanent exhibit at the British Museum about the transatlantic slave trade.
By: Karen K. Ho
A bill has been proposed in the US House of Representatives that would prohibit the use of single-sex facilities, such as restrooms, locker rooms, and
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