The market is growing again — and the best works are placed before most collectors know they exist.

Dispatches from Frieze London and Art Basel Paris: energy is back, and the best works are moving fast.

On AI and NFTs — and why neither replaces the relationships and instincts that collecting is built on.

Karen's guide to Madrid's best galleries, museums, restaurants, and a few things not on any list.

Spanish art is gaining momentum — Karen heads to Madrid for studios, galleries, and a closer look.

From Zona Maco to Frieze LA to Arco Madrid: collectors are engaged, but only the right works are moving.

A productive year, a new Select Advisory service, and what Karen is watching heading into 2025.

Magritte breaks records at auction. Paris and London felt different this fall. Miami arrives at a good moment.

A framework for treating art as the serious asset it is — due diligence, diversification, and total cost.

The de la Cruz collection's sudden sale is a cautionary tale. Passion doesn't automatically transfer to heirs.

Following Vanity Fair's fraud investigation: the safeguards every collector needs to have in place.

Featured in Artnet News: what the buyer's market taking shape in 2024 means for thoughtful collectors.

Clients reflect on five years of collecting across Miami, Manhattan, and the Hamptons — published by the APAA.

Karen speaks with Crain Currency on navigating the fair she's attended since its first edition in 2002.

The froth is gone. For discerning buyers, that's an opportunity — quality work is available at rational prices.

Karen's map of Miami's year-round art scene — galleries, museums, private collections, and a few hidden spots.

2022 set a record for Karen's clients. What the market's selectivity made possible — and what's ahead.

Fair previews are already sold. How art actually changes hands — and why access determines what's on offer.

Global sales hit $65.1B. Collectors rush back to fairs. NFTs enter the Art Basel/UBS Report for the first time.

Auction sales up 230% over 2020. Competition for the best artists is fierce. The hybrid model is here to stay.