Kelly Crow is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal, where she covers the dynamic and diverse art market. Her reporting spans various themes including fine art, art dealing, and urban art, reflecting her deep engagement with culture and society. Kelly's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Financial News, and LiveMint.
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Kelly Crow’s coverage suggests she’ll be most responsive to pitches with strong visual hooks and clear stakes in the art world, especially around major museum openings, high-value sales, theft/recovery of works, and notable artists or institutions in the news. Timely access to people directly involved in those developments will likely resonate most.
She also appears open to angles that connect art with fashion and broader cultural power dynamics, so well-timed commentary on headline-making legacy battles, leadership changes, or the business side of collecting and exhibiting art could fit her beat.
Her reporting appears centered on the United States within a global frame, so pitches should keep that market in mind.
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A shortlist of artworks handpicked by the former president now dot the 19.3-acre campus in Chicago.
By: Kelly Crow
Lucian Freud’s muse Sue Tilley talks about “Sleeping by the Lion Carpet,” one of four of his paintings that features her unclothed.
The Lalique Museum was robbed of $5 million in Art Nouveau jewelry
Police recovered artworks from the artist’s famed 1947 “Jazz” series, which were taken from a Brazilian library last year. Other pieces stolen in the heist remain missing.
Eight colorful prints by modern master Henri Matisse that were stolen last year from a Brazilian library during an armed daytime heist have been recovered and safely returned, São Paulo police said.
Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama, whose renowned work made her the most-expensive female artist , has died. She was 97 years old.
By: Chavie Lieber, Kelly Crow, Anna Silman
An exhibit honoring the controversial designer was set to take place at the Met until politicians and donors expressed dissent.
By: Anna Silman, Chavie Lieber, Kelly Crow
Anna Wintour was on a yearslong quest to reclaim John Galliano's legacy.
By: Kelly Crow
The first Black historian to lead the world’s largest museum and research complex says he’s retiring and will leave by year’s end. He and the Smithsonian’s exhibits have become a frequent target of Trump’s ire.
Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch III is stepping down following more than a year of tension with President Trump over the way U.S. history is portrayed at the world's largest museum and research complex.
