Eliot and I walked around Art Basel and some of the other art fairs last week (Untitled, Design Miami, Art Miami and Scope) thinking that the exhibitors were going to be somewhat disappointed with their sales results this year. We saw some of the galleries that we know fairly active while others admitted that they lost money exhibiting. 

I was stunned when I read Artsy a few days ago which reported, that there was a healthy number of galleries who sold paintings in the millions. Artsy is a newsletter about the world’s emerging and established artists. They make it easy for new and experienced collectors to discover, buy, and sell art. Everything you’ll ever need to collect art, you’ll find on Artsy

I am giving you the list of activities from Artsy because it’s a good one to reference for your own interest and also to have when talking to others about the artists that did well this year. You will sure to impress others. 

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What Sold at Art Basel Miami Beach 2024

By Maxwell Rabb

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Art Basel registered more than 75,000 visitors this year, down from last year’s reported attendance figure of 79,000).

There were 286 galleries from 28 countries—up from last year’s 277—and included 34 first-time exhibitors, the largest batch of newcomers in over a decade. South and Central America had a strong showing, with 19 galleries from Brazil alone. 

Leading the reported sales was Hauser & Wirth, which sold David Hammons’s Untitled (2014) for $4.75 million during the VIP preview on Wednesday. 

Several galleries also secured seven-digit sales during the art fair’s first VIP day, including Thaddaeus Ropac, David Zwirner, and White Cube. Meanwhile, the City of Miami’s Legacy Purchase Program, now in its fifth year, acquired Nina Surel’s ceramic wall installation, presented by Spinello Projects—one of Artsy’s best booths from the fair.

Top sales at Art Basel Miami Beach 2024

Hauser & Wirth reported several seven- and six-figure sales, including: 

• George Condo’s Female Portrait Abstraction (2024) for $2.5 million.
• Ed Clark’s Untitled (1986) for $1.4 million and Untitled (1986–87) for $1 million.
• Charles Gaines’s Numbers and Trees: Tanzania Series 1, Baobab, Tree #4, Maasai (2024) for $795,000.
• Rashid Johnson’s Soul Painting “Honey” (2024) for $750,000.
• Christina Quarles’s And I Moon (2024) for $750,000.
• William Kentridge’s Goat (2021) for $585,000.
• Avery Singer’s Untitled (2024) for $575,000.
• Jeffrey Gibson’s I can hear you (2024) for $500,000
• Firelei Báez’s When We Seize to Understand (Premiere Carte Pour L’Introduction A L’Histoire Du Monde) (2024) for $375,000.
• Catherine Goodman’s Scarlet Shig (2023) for $200,000.
• Nairy Baghramian’s Treat (2016) for €175,000 ($185,000).
• Allison Katz’s Big Cat (2024) for $175,000.
• María Berrío’s Distant Gods and Aging Suns (2024) for $160,000.
• Michaela Yearwood-Dan’s Chimera (2024) for $150,000.
• Günther Förg’s Untitled (2005) for €110,000 ($116,000).
• UMAN’s Red (2024) for $100,000.
• Works by Ambera Wellmann and Camille Henrot sold for five-figure sums. 

David Zwirner’s sales were led by a $3.5 million painting by Yayoi Kusama. Other sales reported by the gallery included: 

• A painting by Noah Davis for $2 million. 
• Two paintings by Lisa Yuskavagefor $600,000 and $1.4 million, respectively. 
• Two paintings by Elizabeth Peytonfor $900,000 and $1.1 million apiece. 
• Two paintings by Josef Albers for $600,000–$800,000 each. 
• “Multiple” works by Raymond Pettibon each sold for $100,000–$450,000. 
• A painting by Oscar Murillo for $400,000. 
• A photograph by Wolfgang Tillmans for $250,000. 
• Three sculptures by Andra Ursuțafor $220,000 apiece. 
• A painting by Katherine Bernhardtfor $180,000.

Thaddaeus Ropac’s sales were led by Georg Baselitz’s Dresdner Frauen – Die Elbe (1990/2023), which sold for €2.5 million ($2.64 million). 

Other sales reported by the gallery included: 

• Robert Rauschenberg’s Everglade (Borealis) (1990) for $2.3 million.
• Baselitz’s Die Seine, die Seine, die Seine (2023) for €1.2 million ($1.26 million).
• Sturtevant’s Flag after Jasper Johns (1967) for $1.1 million.
• Andy Warhol’s Hammer and Sickle(1976) for $750,000.
• Robert Longo’s Untitled (F-16 American Jet for Ukraine Ascending)(2024) for $650,000.
• Antony Gormley’s SUSPECT(2024) for £500,000 ($638,000).
• Martha Jungwirth’s Ohne Titel, aus der Serie “Francisco de Goya, Stillleben mit Rippen und Lammkopf” (2022) for €430,000 ($454,000), Ohne Titel, aus der Serie “Australidelphia” (2020) for €420,000 ($444,000), and Ohne Titel (2022) for €310,000 ($327,000).
• Daniel Richter’s Mausefalle des Gewissens (2023) for €420,000 ($443,000).
• David Salle’s New Pastoral, Floral Dress (2024) for $350,000.
• Tom Sachs’s Portrait de Dora Maar(2024) for $190,000.
• Other works by Jungwirth, Longo, Joan Snyder, and Erwin Wurm sold for five-figure sums. 

David Hammons

Rock Head, 2000

White Cube

Ilana Savdie

Revenge Fantasies, 2024

White Cube

White Cube’s reported sales were led by David Hammons’s Rock Head(2000) for $2.35 million. 

Other sales reported by the gallery included: 

• Christine Ay Tjoe’s Mischievous Player (2016) for $1.15 million.
• Lynne Drexler’s Tribute (1963) for $800,000 and Final Flowers (1963) for $725,000.
• Julie Mehretu’s Untitled (1999) for $525,000.
• Antony Gormley’s OPEN STRESS II (2023) for £500,000 ($528,000).
• Sylvia Snowden’s Clarene Martin(1978-82) for $450,000.
• Danh Vo’s Untitled (2024) for €400,000 ($423,000).
• Howardena Pindell’s Deep Sea #3(2024) for $325,000.
• Etel Adnan’s Untitled (2020) for $300,000.
• Ilana Savdie’s Revenge Fantasies(2024) for $175,000.
• Cinga Samson’s Nincede nikhawuleze (2024) for $155,000.
• Park Seo-Bo’s Ecriture No.221107(2022) for $140,000.
• Julie Curtiss’s Mary with the Medela (2024) for $100,000.
• Works by Sara Flores, Marguerite Humeau, and Gabriel Orozco also sold for five-figure sums. 

Pace Gallery’s reported sales were led by Sam Gilliam’s Whispering Wind(1972), which sold for $1 million. Other sales reported by the gallery included:

• Lee Ufan’s Response (2024) for $900,000.
• Longo’s Untitled (Othello) (2024) for $550,000.
• Adam Pendleton’s Black Dada (B)(2024) for $450,000.
• Emily Kam Kngwarray’s Untitled(1992) for $450,000.
• Elmgreen & Dragset’s The Guardian (2023) for $425,000.
• Ed Ruscha’s Merc Montclair (1994) for $300,000.
• Adolph Gottlieb’s Imaginary Landscape (1955) for $250,000.
• Tara Donovan’s Stratagem XVI(2024) for $225,000.
• Robert Indiana’s ART (Red Blue)(1972/1999) for $195,000.
• Michal Rovner’s Glass Flowers II(2024) for $175,000.
• Li Songsong’s Dragon Year (2024) for $150,000.
• Peter Alexander’s 10/13/17 (Blue Black Needle) (2017) for $150,000.
• Leo Villareal’s Golden Game (2024) for $125,000.
• Mika Tajima’s Art d’Ameublement (Oparo Island) (2024) for $120,000.
• Kylie Manning’s Hold the earth above me (2024) for $110,000.
• Nigel Cooke’s Rosa’s Version(2024) for $110,000.
• Works by Torkwase Dyson, Irving Penn, Loie Hollowell, Alejandro Piñeiro Bello, Li Hei Di, and Genesis Belanger also sold for five-figure sums. 

Kasmin’s sales were led by Mark Ryden’s Regina Terra (#179) (2024) for $1.5 million. Other sales reported by the gallery included: 

• Claude and Francois Xavier Lalanne’s Centaure (moyen) (1995/2008) for €695,000 ($735,000).
• François-Xavier Lalanne’s Requin (petit) (2003/2011) for €420,000 ($444,000).
• Andy Warhol’s Mrs. Vardinoyannis (1983–84) for $300,000.
• Robert Motherwell’s The Green Beside the Sea (1966) for $150,000.
• Jamie Nares’s Make it a Thing(2024) for $115,000.
• Works by Diana Al-Hadid, Bosco Sodi, Ian Davenport, Sara Anstis, Alexis Ralaivao, Jan-Ole Schiemann, Salvador Dalí, Jimmy Ernst, and Alexander Harrison also sold for five-figure sums. 

Mennour’s sales were led by Lee Ufan’s Response (2024) for €1 million ($1.05 million). The gallery also reported the following sales:

• Three works by Anish Kapoor for £675,000, £500,000, and £200,000 apiece ($862,000, $638,000, and $255,000, respectively).
• Keith Haring’s Untitled (Brasil)(1986) for $650,000.
• Three works by Ugo Rondinone for €110,000 ($116,000) apiece. 
• Alicja Kwade’s Principium (2023) for $90,000.
• Dhewadi Hadjab’s Untitled (2024) for €80,000 ($84,000)
• Francis Picabia’s Sans titre (ca. 1940) for €65,000 ($68,000)

MASSIMODECARLO’s sales were led by a work by Jennifer Guidi for “around” $300,000. Other sales by the gallery included:

• A work by Yan-Pei Ming for “around” €270.000 ($284,728)
• A work by Jonathan Gardner for a price between $150,000–$200,000.
• A pair of works by Rob Pruitt for $150,000 apiece. 
• A work by Jenna Gribbon for a price between $150,000–$200,000.
• The gallery also sold works by artists including Stephanie Temma Hier, Aaron Garber-Maikovska, Ferrari Sheppard, Xiyao Wang, Lily Stockman, Ludovic Nkoth, Shannon Cartier Lucy, Austyn Weiner, Hannah Levy, andBrian Rochefort for five-figure sums.

Almine Rech’s sales were led by a work by Tom Wesselmann, which sold for a price in the range of $1.25 million–$1.5 million. Other sales reported by the gallery included: 

• A work by Larry Poons for a price in the range of $180,000–$200,000.
• A work by Nathaniel Mary Quinn fir a price in the range of $130,000–$150,000.
• A work by Alejandro Cardenas for a price in the range of $85,000–$100,000.
• The gallery also sold works by works by Daniel Gibson, Sylvia Ong, Zio Ziegler, and Carlos Jacanamijoy for five-figure sums.

Lisson Gallery’s reported sales were led by Lee Ufan’s Response (2024) for $850,000. Other sales reported by the gallery included: 

• Anish Kapoor’s Cobalt Blue to Mipa Blue 5 to Clear (2021) for £775,000 ($991,000), and Cobalt Blue to Mipa 5 (2024) for £700,000 ($895,500).
• Sean Scully’s Wall Red Pink (2024) for $675,000 and Small Cubed 10(2021) for $250,000. 
• Carmen Herrera’s Habana Series #11 (1951) for $500,000.
• Hélio Oiticica’s Untitled (1955) for $400,000, and Untitled (1958) for $180,000.
• Tony Cragg’s Incident Upwards(2022) for €300,000 ($317,000).
• Hugh Hayden’s Skittles (2024) for $160,000.
• John McCracken’s Untitled (1981) for $150,000.
• Tunga’s Untitled (Steel Pod Series)(2013) for $120,000.
• Leiko Ikemura’s Peace in Spring(2020) for €110,000 ($116,000).
• Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Sea of Buddha 007 (1995) for $100,000.
• Works by Ikemura, Hayden, Tony Bechara, Joanna Pousette-Dart, Kelly Akash, Laure Prouvost, and Van Hanos also sold for five-figure sums. 

Galleria Continua’s sales were led by Carlos Cruz-Diez’s Physichromie 637(1973) for $695,000. Additional reported sales from the gallery included: 

• Ai Weiwei’s Pillar (2006) for $300,000.
• Michelangelo Pistoletto’s Color and Light (2023) for $200,000. 
• Yoan Capote’s Isla (umbra) (2024) for $175,000. 
• Works by Eva Jospin and Loris Cecchini also sold for five-figure sums. 

Xavier Hufkens’s sales were led by a painting by Nicolas Party for “approximately” $600,000. The gallery also sold the following: 

• Three editions of a sculpture by Tracey Emin for £375,000 ($478,000) each.
• A painting by Qiu Xiaofei for $360,000.
• A work by Kenneth Price for $325,000.
• A work on paper by Paul McCarthyfor $250,000.
• Three editions of a sculpture by Thomas Houseago for $200,000 each.
• Two works by McArthur Binion for prices randing between $140,000–$250,000.
• A painting by Sayre Gomez for $115,000.
• Two sculptures by Mark Mandersfor €110,000 ($116,000) each.
• Two paintings by Matt Connors for $50,000–$100,000 apiece.
• Further works by Manders, Houseago, and a work by Richard Artschwager also sold for five-figure sums. 

 The Untitled Art Fair 

David Kordansky Gallery’s sales were led by Fred Eversley’s Untitled (cylindrical lens) (2024) for $600,000. Other works sold by the gallery included: 

• Rashid Johnson’s God Painting “The Baths” (2024) for $550,000.
• Shara Hughes’s Orange Groove(2024) for $350,000–$400,000.
• Lesley Vance’s Untitled (2024) for $320,000.
• Lucy Bull’s 15:15 (2024) for $200,000–$250,000. 
• Adam Pendleton’s Untitled (Days) (2023) for $200,000–$250,000.
• Hilary Pecis’s Front Side, Back Side (2024) for $225,000.
• Joel Mesler’s Untitled (Pure Joy) (2024) for $155,000 and Untitled (Joy Hope) (2024) for $125,000. 
• Evan Holloway’s Eyes Open (2019) for $100,000.
• Works by Maia Cruz Palileo, Sam McKinniss, Matthew Brannon, Tristan Unrau, Mai-Thu Perret, Martha Diamond, Evan Holloway, Torbjørn Rødland, Ricky Swallow, and Jared Buckhiester also sold for five-figure sums. 

Nara Roesler’s sales were led by Julio Le Parc’s Mobile losange doré(2024) for €375,000 ($396,000). Other sales reported by the gallery included: 

• Three pieces of Carlito Carvalhosa’s Untitled (P53/20)(2020) for $110,000 each.
• Daniel Senise’s Untitled (Capela Sistina) (2024) for $100,000. 
• Abraham Palatnik’s S-31 (2001) for $60,000.
• Works by Vik Muniz, Artur Lescher, Maria Klabin, Marco A. Castillo, Cristina Canale, Lucia Koch, Xavier Veilhan, Thiago Barbalho Xaxado, and Elian Almeida also sold for five-figure sums. 

Sprüth Magers’s reported sales were led by Richard Artschwager’s Exclamation Point (Yellow) (2001) for $425,000. Other sales reported by the gallery included:

• John Baldessari’s Vertical Series: Fun (2003) for $325,000. 
• Anne Imhof’s Untitled (1pm) (2024) for €250,000 ($264,000). 
• Kara Walker’s Selkie with her Skin on (2024) for $175,000. 
• Louise Lawler’s Three Flags (swiped and moving) (2022) for $95,000. 
• The gallery also reported sales of works by Artschwager, Analia Saban, Hyun-Sook Song, Mire Lee, Karen Kilimnik, and John Watersfor five-figure sums. 

BLUM’s sales were led by a pair of Yoshitomo Nara Untitled works from 2024 for $450,000 apiece. Further sales reported by the gallery included: 

• Ha Chong-hyun’s Conjunction(1984–2019) for $390,000. 
• Roberto Matta’s Untitled (ca. 1990) for $150,000. 
• Aaron Garber-Maikovsk’s Off Ramps Corner Play And Avenues(2024) for $125,000. 
• Friedrich Kunath’s I Tried To Make It Last (2024) for $105,000.
• Works by Tom Anholt, Sebastian Silva, Kenjiro Okazaki, Ryan Sullivan, Sam Moyer, March Avery, Christopher Hartmann, Hiroka Yamashita, Asuka Anastacia Ogawa, Zhu Jinshi, and Agata Słowak also sold for five-figure sums. 

Lehmann Maupin’s sales were led by Teresita Fernández’s Astral Sea 2 (2024) for $375,000. Other works sold by the gallery included: 

• Nari Ward’s Still Livin’ Streamin’ (2024) for $250,000, Restin’ Break (2024) for $200,000, and Medicine Bats (Blue) (2024) for $125,000.
• McArthur Binion’s DNA:Self Portrait (2024) for $250,000. 
• Teresita Fernández’s Silver Screen/30 Dissolves (2011) for $250,000, and Stella Maris(Net) 10(2024) and Stella Maris(Net) 8(2024) for $180,000 apiece. 
• Liza Lou’s each hung bells (2024) for $225,000–$250,000.
• Marilyn Minter’s Left On Red (2024) for $200,000.
• Calida Rawles’s I’ll see you on your way (2024) for $150,000–$200,000.
• Lee Bul’s Perdu CCI (2024) for $190,000.
• Jennifer Steinkamp’s Botanic 1 (2015) for $120,000.
• Billie Zangewa’s A Charmed Life (2024) for $110,000–$120,000.
• Arcmanoro Niles’s Whoever Said Time Heals Everything Still Feels Like a Lie (Maybe 13 Was too Early Maybe 34 is too) (2024) for $100,000–$120,000.
• Works by Ward, Tammy Nguyen, Dominic Chambers, Loriel Beltrán, Todd Gray, Oren Pinhassi, and Tom Friedman also sold for five-figure sums.

Galerie Lelong & Co.’s sales were led by Mildred Thompson’s Radiation Explorations (1994) for “approximately” $275,000. Other sales reported by the gallery included: 

• Jannis Kounellis’s Untitled (1986) for €260,000 ($275,000).
• Kiki Smith’s Her (2003) for €200,000 ($211,000).
• Jaume Plensa’s LUCILLA’S FROZEN DREAMS (2021) for €110,000 ($116,000).
• Sarah Grilo’s Nobody Ever… (1966) for “approximately” $150,000.
• Zilia Sánchez’s Sin título (ca. 2007–08/2023) for “approximately” $150,000 and Lunar Blanco (ca. 2000/2019) for $85,000.
• Works by Plensa, Juan Uslé, Leonardo Drew, Kate Shepherd, Tariku Shiferaw, Christine Safa, and Ficre Ghebreyesus also sold for five-figure sums.

 

Further top sales from Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 included the following: 

• Garth Greenan Gallery reported the sale of four paintings by Howardena Pindell for $875,000–$950,000 each. The gallery also sold a painting by Fritz Scholderfor $650,000, two paintings by Paul Feeley for $350,000 each, four sculptures by Cannupa Hanska Luger for $50,000–$300,000, and one painting by Emmi Whitehorse for $225,000.
• Berry Campbell’s sales were led by Lynne Drexler’s Contained Waters (1969) for $500,000 and Sonia Gechtoff’s Lover’s Feast (1960) for $450,000. The gallery also sold works by Yvonne Thomas, Janice Biala, Alice Baber, Beverly McIver, Dorothy Dehner, and Betty Parsons for five-figure sums.
• Casey Kaplan’s sales were led by Jordan Casteel’s Nina (2024) for $450,000 and Brian Jungen’s Arms Open Wide (2024) for $150,000. The gallery also sold works by Igshaan Adams, Judith Eisler, Matthew Ronay, Matthew Brannon, and Johanna Unzueta for five-figure sums. 
• Tornabuoni Art sold Alighiero Boetti’s Aerei (1988) for $350,000–$400,000 and Alberto Biasi’s Tutti si muovono con te 9 (2021) for $120,000.

Mai 36 Galerie’s sales were led by H.R. Giger’s Necronom / Alien III(1990–2005) for $1 million. Other sales at the gallery included: 

• Flavio Garciandía’s Suaves desesperos (2010) for $75,000 
• A pair of works by Michel Pérez Pollo for $65,000 and $30,000 apiece.
• A work by Koenraad Dedobbeleerfor $24,000.
• A work by Jack Warne for $20,000.

 

Perrotin’s sales were led by Lee Bae’s Issu du feu-27cd (2004) for $175,000–$200,000. The gallery also sold other works, including: 

• Daniel Arsham’s The Discovery of the Eroded Head of Zeus and the Bust of Flora (2024) for $100,000–$125,000.
• Jason Boyd Kinsella’s Christophe(2024) and Live (2024), each for $100,000–$120,000.
• Bernard Frize’s Raste (2024) for $100,000–$120,000.
• Its solo presentation of works by Danielle Orchard sold out, which included five paintings priced in the range of $45,000–$100,000 apiece. 
• Works by Jean-Michel Othoniel, Gregor Hildebrandt, Nick Doyle, JR, Paola Pivi, and Vivian Greven also sold for five-figure sums. 

Timothy Taylor’s sales were led by a painting by Hilary Pecis, which sold for $180,000. The gallery also sold: 

• A painting by Paul Jenkins for $170,000. 
• A sculpture by Annie Morris for €155,000 ($163,000). 
• A painting by Eddie Martinez for $125,000. 
• A painting by Sean Landers for $110,000. 
• Works by Jenkins, Paul Anthony Smith, Eduardo Terrazas, Hayal Pozanti, Chris Martin, Annie Morris, Michel Pérez Pollo, Patrick Martinez, and Alicia Adamerovichfor five-figure sums. 

 

• Galerie Nordenhake’s sales were led by Stanley Whitney’s Blue Conversation (2024) for $650,000 and Elena Damiani’s Testigos II (after A. Aalto) (2024) for $85,000. The gallery also sold works by Damiani, Patricia Treib, Ryan Mrozowski, Paul Fägerskiöld, Frida Orupabo, Ryan Mrozowski, and Sarah Crowner for five-figure sums. 
• Cardi Gallery’s sales were led byRoberto Matta’s Ecce Fumo (1973) for $290,000 and Carla Accardi’s Omaggio a Matisse (1964) for €140,000 ($148,000). The gallery also sold a trio of works by Davide Balliano for €50,000, €40,000, and €30,000, respectively ($52,800, $42,200, and $31,000).
• Tina Kim Gallery’s sales were led by two Ha Chong-hyun paintings, which each sold for $250,000–$390,000 each. The gallery also sold a work by Kwon Young Woofor $80,000–$150,000 and a work by Kibong Rhee for $75,000–$100,000. Works by Gimhongsok, Suki Seokyeong Kang, Lee ShinJa, Jennifer Tee, Tania Perez Cordova, and Mire Lee also sold for five-figure prices. 

• Eric Firestone Gallery’s sales were led by a work by Miriam Schapirofor $275,000. The gallery also sold six works by Huê Thi Hoffmasterfor $30,000–$70,000 and a work by Seffa Klein for $40,000. Additionally, the gallery also sold out its presentation of works by Lauren dela Rocheand two works by Paul Waters. 
• RYAN LEE sold Herbert Gentry’s Le Jardin (1960) for $145,000 and two additional works by the artist for $22,000 and $18,000 apiece. 
• Templon’s sales were led by two Omar Ba works which each sold for $40,000–$120,000 apiece. The gallery also sold two works by ROBIN KID A.K.A. THE KID for $35,000–$100,000, and five works by Chiharu Shiota for €16,000–€120,000 ($16,900–$126,000) each

• Goodman Gallery sold “several” William Kentridge works for prices ranging from $30,000–$550,000. The gallery also sold a work by Carrie Mae Weems for $180,000 and works by Yinka Shonibare for prices ranging from £150,000–£225,000 ($191,00–$287,000). Other sales included “several” works by Kapwani Kiwanga for prices ranging from €60,000–€115,000 ($63,000–$121,000).
• Gavlak’s sales were led by two “historical” works by Judy Chicagofor a combined total of $150,000 and a Cecily Brown monotype for $125,000. The gallery also sold a painting by Robert Peterson, two paintings by Kris Knight, and a new work on paper by Jose Alvarez for five-figure sums. 
• Michael Kohn Gallery’s sales were led by Lita Albuquerque’s She has shifted scales on the planet, so can we see (2021) for $125,000 and Nir Hod’s 100 Years is Not Enough(2024) for $90,000. The gallery also sold works by Hod, Mark Innerst, and William Brickel for five-figure sums. 
• Wentrup’s sales were led by a painting by Phoebe Boswell for $100,000 and a sculpture by Nevin Aladag for $72,000. The gallery also sold works by Boswell and Desire Moheb-Zandi for five-figure sums

• Jessica Silverman’s sales were led by Beverly Fishman’s Independence, Fitness, Relaxation, Energy, Confidence, Peace (2024) for $95,000 and Hayal Pozanti’s Her Summer Dreams (2024) for $65,000. The gallery also reported the sales of a work by Guimi Youfor $56,000, Fishman for $55,000, Rupy C. Tut for $50,000, Julie Buffalohead for $48,000, Masako Miki for $45,000, and a pair of works by Davina Semofor $42,000 apiece. Other sales reported by the gallery included works by Pae White, Catherine Wagner, Woody De Othello, Atsushi Kaga, Sadie Barnette, Julia Chiang, Chelsea Ryoko Wong, and Emma Cousinfor prices ranging from $14,000–$42,000 apiece.
• Gallery Baton sold Koen van den Broek’s W Silver Dr (2024) for €44,000 ($46,000), Yuichi Hirako’s Lost in Thought 220 (2024) for $46,000, and Suzanne Song’s Constant Dawn (2024) for $38,000.

• Anat Ebgi—one of Artsy’s best booths from the fair—led sales with Marisa Adesman’s June Drop (2024) for $95,000. Other sales reported by the gallery included Jenny Morgan’s Wilderness Escape (2024) for $62,000, Jordan Nassar’s Whence Four Rivers I-VI (2024) for $56,000 for each embroidery, and Karyn Lyons’s The Insomniacs (2024) for $52,000. The gallery also sold further works by Lyons, Soumya Netrabile, Alec Egan, Meeson Pae, Caleb Hahne Quintana, Krzysztof Strzelecki, Gideon Rubin, and Jessica Taylor Bellamy for prices ranging from $8,000–$38,000 apiece. 
• Richard Saltoun reported the sale of four works by Greta Schödl for prices ranging from $5,000–$25,000 apiece. Charles Moffett—another of Artsy’s best booths from the fair—sold four sculptures by Kim Dacresfor $7,000–$35,000 each and four works by Melissa Joseph for $10,000–$20,000 each