Karen K. Ho is a senior writer at Artnews. She covers topics at the intersection of business, art crime, and culture, with her work also featured in outlets like Quartz, TIME, and Vox. Her writing has been recognized in publications such as The Business of Business and The Cut.
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Karen K. Ho's articles predominantly focus on art, auctions, museums, and cultural events with a specific emphasis on the business side of the art world. Her coverage indicates a preference for breaking news and government announcements related to these topics.
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If you asked most people what happened to Pompeii after Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 CE, many would say that life completely stopped until the 16th
By: Karen K. Ho
President Donald Trump sought a gift for King Charles during a state visit last month, and so Trump's administration looked for an artifact related to Dwight D.
By: Karen K. Ho
Luke Agada could have moved anywhere after finishing his MFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2023, showing his work in national
By: Karen K. Ho
British artist and designer Mason Newman is selling prints of an artwork gifted to the late Ozzy Osbourne, just before the death of the Black Sabbath vocalist, to benefit three charities.
By: Karen K. Ho
A federal judge recently dismissed a class action lawsuit that alleged Yuga Labs , the company behind the Bored Apt Yacht Club collection of NFTs , colluded with several celebrities to inflate the prices of its products.
By: Francesca Aton, Karen K. Ho
Ron Rivlin thought he was well prepared for fire. The owner of Revolver Gallery in Los Angeles and a prolific collector of works by Andy Warhol had
By: Karen K. Ho
The Matthiesen Gallery has filed a lawsuit against a convicted con man, an artist, another Old Masters art gallery and a top art collector alleging
By: Karen K. Ho
Christie's recent online sale of decorative arts items from the collection of Jonathan Burden totaled over $1.07 million with fees, more than twice the low estimate of $487,500.
The discovery further illustrated how ancient Egyptians built an integrated defense system.
By: Karen K. Ho
The sale was led by a $16m Francis Bacon and included a Triceratops skeleton, a first for Phillips
