Anny Shaw is a contributing art market editor at The Art Newspaper. She focuses on themes related to fine art, art dealing, and digital art, exploring the intersection of creativity and commerce in the contemporary art scene. Anny's work has been featured in prominent outlets including CNN, The Guardian, and Art Basel.
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Anny Shaw's articles primarily focus on the art world, with an emphasis on art market trends, artist activities, and cultural events. She also covers breaking news and government announcements related to the arts.
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Anny Shaw August is when the art world's movers and shakers decamp to yachts and the Balearics, leaving London's museums and galleries in a summer lull.
An A-Z of organisations and individuals that offer professional services to artists beyond traditional gallery representation
New research links widening wealth inequality to the market’s growing reliance on ultra-rich collectors
By: Anny Shaw
Few in Britain are likely to know the name Emma Reyes. In her native Colombia, however, she is celebrated as much for an extraordinary life — dramatised
By: Anny Shaw
Few in Britain are likely to know the name Emma Reyes. In her native Colombia, however, she is celebrated as much for an extraordinary life — dramatised in a 15-part television series — as for her paintings and storytelling, which earned her the name “mama grande” among Latin American artists and writers living in France, where she settled during the early 1960s.
By: Anny Shaw
Estimated between €22m-€30m, it leads a 28-lot sale at Sotheby's Paris of the collection of Jeanne Schlumberger
By: Anny Shaw
Five of the works from the Blaquier-Arrieta collection go on show in London today as part of an international tour ahead of the sale in November
By: Anny Shaw
The photographer who documented the city’s subway art discusses what happens when underground culture becomes big business—and the importance of graffiti in the era of Donald Trump
By: Gareth Harris, Anny Shaw
Our reporters on the ground in Paris give their “around town” art highlights
By: Anny Shaw
Exhibition of works by 33 artists, including James Turrell and Annette Messager, provides a "moment of blue after all the black” of the ongoing protests
