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Below are pieces I have written while working as a Features Writer at Christie’s New York. They are often keyed to a specific department, such as Books & Manuscripts, Post-War & Contemporary, or Antiquities. Some pieces are auction previews, while others tell the story of a given work, but all are research-driven and break down complex art histories as needed.

2023

June

This summer’s hottest artists at refreshing prices

May

‘Impossibly rare’: Nathaniel Hawthorne’s corrected page proofs for The Scarlet Letter

April

Little Gems for $50,000 and under

Marquee Week Texts:

The artist as historian: Jean-Michel Basquiat’s monumental retelling of the past (also published in a small print run)

Endlessly breaking boundaries: three paintings by Jasper Johns

A pure acceptance of the self: Francis Bacon’s 1969 Self Portrait

Abstraction in black and white: How Willem de Kooning’s Orestes crystallized a new era in painting

March

A mysterious and delicate beauty: Korean moon jars

Latin American sculpture: a collector’s guide

February

Art world insights and ‘a little bit of sparkle’: behind the scenes of Christie’s podcast.

January

Heavenly spheres: a revolution in astronomical observation

Collecting guide: the Ancient Near East

Americana: fine art and design for every taste and price point

2022

December

Fresh finds at First Open: 5 artists to collect before year’s end

November

Father of the beats: 10 things to know about Jack Kerouac

October

The sweet science: Basquiat’s portrait of Sugar Ray Robinson

Celebrities to soup cans: Pop Art that challenged the tradition of printmaking

Revealing brilliance: a history of artists who transformed light and atmosphere with paint

September

Between mediums: abstract artists from the 20th century

August

Sacred knowledge: the shared passion of John and Susan Huntington

July

‘A whale ship was my Yale college and my Harvard’: the life of Herman Melville

Rapper’s delight: the record collection of DJ Kool Herc

June

Guilt free: 10 Old Master works at accessible price points

This summer’s hottest artists at refreshing prices

May

Fra Angelico’s Saint Dominic and the Stigmatization of Saint Francis

RAF Flight Lieutenant Gerald Imeson’s Rolex Ref. 3525

April

To laugh, as if Death were tickling us with his scythe: Alfred Hitchcock and Paul Klee

From Ian Fleming, with Love

The Spirit of Exploration: Maurice Sendak

Here is the King: Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Portrait of the Artist as a Young Derelict

March

The iPad en plein air: David Hockney

February

Black Voices in Print

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