November 2024
CEO Jeffrey Yin featured live on CNN’s First Move with Julia Chatterley
Julia Chatterley, CNN
Yin joined First Move with Julia Chatterley on November 21st to discuss Artsy, the state of the art market, the marquee auction week in New York, and Sotheby’s sale of Maurizio Cattelan’s $6.2 million duct-taped banana.
The Artsy Edition Shop featured in the Financial Times
Melanie Gerlis, Financial Times
“As the art market becomes more of a higher-volume, lower-value field, online platform Artsy has launched an ‘edition shop’ bringing together work from some 16 well-known galleries and publishers, priced from $30 to $35,000.”
October 2024
“More than 165 ‘Artists for Kamala’ auction their work in support of Harris”
Elizabeth Blair, NPR
“The bidding has begun. Leading contemporary artists including Carrie Mae Weems, Judy Chicago, Jeff Koons and Shepard Fairey have donated works for an auction intended to raise money for Kamala Harris’ campaign for president. Many of the works that have been donated will remain open for bidding through Oct. 8 on the platform Artsy. Proceeds from the Artists for Kamala: Benefit Auction will go to the Harris Victory Fund.”
“Buy a Jeff Koons or an Amy Sherald, Support Democracy”
Carolyn Twersky, W Magazine
“‘Art has always been a powerful way to express one’s vision and ideals and to mobilize people into action,’ Harris for President campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez said. The Artsy portion of Artists for Kamala is expected to raise over one million dollars. Some of the highlights of the Artsy auction include a work by Bernhardt, titled Man in the Mirror, comprised of acrylic and spray paint on canvas and depicting the Pink Panther staring back at the viewer. Also up for sale is a classic Sherald portrait titled As Soft as She Is... (shown above), a watercolor by Kara Walker, and a quintessential Marilyn Minter silkscreen.”
“Artists pitch in to raise $1mn for Kamala Harris”
Melanie Gerlis, Financial Times
“‘Bidding began this week on an online sale that could raise at least $1mn for Kamala Harris’s US presidential campaign. More than 160 artists including Jeff Koons, Jenny Holzer and Katherine Bernhardt have committed to donate to Artists for Kamala, with all proceeds to benefit the Harris Victory Fund. An initial sale of 54 works is currently on Artsy (until October 8), most via auction with 13 at fixed prices.”
“Works by Amy Sherald, Jeff Koons, and More Raise $1.5 Million for Kamala Harris”
Jo Lawson-Tancred, Artnet News
“Big name artists like Jeff Koons, Kara Walker, Amy Sherald, Jenny Holzer, and others donated a total of 54 works to the online benefit auction “Artists for Kamala,” which exceeded its pre-sale estimate of $1 million to raise over $1.5 million for the cause. Hosted by Artsy and organized by the Harris Victory Fund, the sale also featured many more high profile contemporary artists, including George Condo, Hank Willis Thomas, Betye Saar, Rashid Johnson, Robert Longo, Shephard Fairey, Julian Schnabel, and Joan Jonas.”
“Artists for Kamala Fundraiser Auction Brings in More Than $1.5 M.”
Karen K. Ho, ARTnews
“The Artists for Kamala fundraising online auction for Vice President Kamala Harris‘ presidential campaign has already yielded more than $1.5 million on an estimate of $1 million. Leading contemporary artists such as Kara Walker, Jenny Holzer, Amy Sherald, Simone Leigh, Jeff Koons, Ed Ruscha and others donated 54 works to the online benefit auction on October 8. The online auction on October 8 was hosted by Artsy and organized by the Harris Victory Fund, a joint fundraising committee that raises money for Harris for President, the Democratic National Committee, and state Democratic parties.”
“13 Highlights from ‘Artists for Kamala’ Benefit Sale, Including Works by Jeff Koons, George Condo, and More”
Daniel Cassady, ARTnews
“Works range in price from $250 for prints to as much $300,000 for household names like Jeff Koons and Amy Sherald. There were 164 works donated in total, around 50 of the which will be auctioned online through Artsy, starting on September 30 and closing on October 8. The remaining works come with fixed prices and are available on the Artists for Kamala website.”
“More than 100 artists donated works to fundraise for Kamala Harris”
Benjamin Sutton, The Art Newspaper
“Works donated by more than 100 artists—including Jeff Koons, Amy Sherald, Jenny Holzer, Hank Willis Thomas, Kara Walker and George Condo—are being sold to raise funds for the US presidential campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. The sale, dubbed Artists for Kamala, has been organised by the Harris Victory Fund, with more than 100 works available for direct purchase while 41 pieces are being offered via an online auction on Artsy.”
“Artists for Kamala: Dozens of Artists Donated Works to Auction Benefitting Harris-Walz Presidential Campaign”
Victoria L. Valentine, Culture Type
“An online benefit auction conducted by Artsy features 55 works. The auction opened Sept. 30 and is live through Oct. 8. The diverse slate of participating artists includes Njideka Akunyili Crosby, George Condo, Shepard Fairey, Sheila Hicks, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Jenny Holzer, Rashid Johnson, Jeff Koons, Christine Sun Kim, Betye Saar, Amy Sherald, Hank Willis Thomas, Khari Turner, and Yvonne Wells. At the time of publication, active bids ranged from $2,000 to $150,000.”
Artsy President Dustyn Kim featured in Billionaire Magazine feature “Women in Art”
Victoria L. Valentine, Culture Type
“Earlier this year, Dustyn Kim became the first female president at Artsy, the world’s largest online art marketplace, which launched a decade ago. Since she joined the company in 2017 coming from a tech background, Kim has helped to grow a client base of 4,000 galleries, fairs, auction houses and art institutions and 3.2 million users.
“Kim’s mother was an artist and worked in the art world, which also significantly influenced her. ‘Her passion for creativity deeply influenced me from a young age and fostered a lifelong appreciation for the arts. I saw first-hand how challenging the traditional art world can be for artists. That personal connection played a significant role in leading me to Artsy,' she says.”
September 2024
“Want to Buy a 25-Foot Jeff Koons Sculpture to Benefit Kamala Harris? Here’s Your Chance.”
Nate Freeman, Vanity Fair
“The work is part of Artists for Kamala, an online sale of over 165 works hosted on Artsy that is set to raise at least $1 million for the campaign. The sale begins September 30 and ends October 8, with an in-person fundraiser event on September 30 in Chelsea. Several artists made work specifically for the sale, including Hugh Hayden’s POTUS and Yvonne Wells’s Vote Rally. George Condo decided to serve on the advisory committee and donate a major work: a crayon-on-paper drawing, called Women are Beautiful, estimated to sell for $150,000.”
“Leonardo DiCaprio, Carrie Mae Weems, and More Art-World Heavyweights Are Throwing Their Support Behind Kamala Harris”
Katie Kern, CULTURED
“Forty-two of the lots will be sold through Artsy beginning today, with the rest available on the Artists For Kamala site. The sale runs from Oct. 1 through Oct. 8.”
“Artsy to Stage ‘Artists for Kamala’ Sale to Benefit Harris Victory Fund.”
Mark Westall, FAD Magazine
“Artsy have been chosen by the Harris Victory Fund to stage Artists for Kamala, a benefit sale that will feature 164 artworks donated by leading contemporary artists such as Hank Willis Thomas, George Condo, Jeff Koons, Catherine Opie, and Amy Sherald.”
“Kamala Harris. Jeff Koons al suo fianco con cento altri artisti. Un'asta milionaria per la sua vittoria.”
Francesca Pini, Corriere della Sera
“Se finora erano stati gli attori di Hollywood i più attivi, con Artists for Kamala adesso anche il mondo dell'arte contemporanea si è mobilitato con i grandi nomi (oltre a Jeff Koons, George Condo, Jenny Holzer, Joan Jonas, Catherine Opie, Jasper Johns, Robert Longo, Ed Ruscha e molti altri ancora) per arrivare a raccogliere oltre un milione di dollari donando in totale 164 opere (valori oscillanti dai 250 dollari per le grafiche ai 300mila dollari per i lavori più importanti), di cui una cinquantina andranno in asta sulla piattaforma online Artsy dal 30 settembre (alle 4 pomeridiane, ora degli States) fino all'8 ottobre (chiusura alle 3 del pomeriggio, ora americana).”
“Charles Saatchi chooses Artsy for the most extensive sale of his life”
Colin Gleadell, The Telegraph
“Britain’s leading auctioneers, Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Phillips and a whole raft of smaller live art auctioneers have been dumped by art collector Charles Saatchi in favour of online arts platform Artsy, for the most extensive sale of his life, consisting of 500 contemporary artworks.”
Saatchi Collection Benefit Auction on Artsy featured in the Financial Times
Melanie Gerlis, Financial Times
“British collector Charles Saatchi is having a collection clear-out, starting this week with the first part of an online sale of about 500 works, to benefit London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital. The first tranche of 150 works, on offer through Artsy until September 25, have estimates that range from £300 to £60,000.”
“Advertising Magnate Charles Saatchi Is Selling 75% of His Collection to Benefit a Children’s Hospital”
Abby Schultz, Barron’s PENTA
“Advertising executive and long-time art collector Charles Saatchi is parting with 75% of his collection in a three-part series of auctions on Artsy’s online platform that will benefit a London children’s hospital.”
August 2024
“Artsy President Dustyn Kim On Evolving Alongside the Company”
Christa Terry, The Observer
“Today, Artsy is both a place to buy art and an influential voice in the art world—its industry reports and buyer facing editorial content help shape narratives around what’s hot in art right now. Overseeing it all is newly appointed Artsy president Dustyn Kim, the first woman ever in the role. She joined the company as chief revenue officer in 2017, and she’s been largely responsible for expanding Artsy’s gallery business and strengthening its secondary market offerings. “It’s amazing to look at Artsy’s progression these past seven years,” she told Observer when we asked Kim about her work at Artsy.”
“Premiate le gallerie trasparenti sui prezzi, parola del ceo di Artsy”
Maria Adelaide Marchesoni, Il Sole 24 Ore
Artsy CEO Jeffrey Yin featured in the August 31st edition of Il Sole 24 Ore discussing the rise of price transparency found across the online marketplace.
“Charles Saatchi to Auction 500 Artworks via Artsy for GOSH Charity”
Mark Westall, FAD Magazine
“Artsy has announced a three-part sale of around 500 artworks from the Saatchi Collection, assembled by renowned British art collector Charles Saatchi, which will commence on September 11th, 2024. 100% of the hammer price of artworks sold will benefit Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity), helping to support seriously ill children from across the UK.”
Artsy CEO Jeffrey Yin featured on the ArtTactic podcast
ArtTactic Podcast
“In this episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, host Adam Green speaks with Jeffrey Yin, the newly appointed CEO of Artsy, the leading e-commerce platform for galleries worldwide. They discuss Jeffrey’s primary objectives as he takes on his new role and how he envisions technology advancing Artsy’s mission in the coming years.”
July 2024
“Artsy CEO Jeffrey Yin Is a ‘Patron’ Buyer Who Gravitates to Emerging Artists”
Abby Schultz, Barron’s PENTA
“Yin stepped into his new role in mid-June, with the intention of continuing to grow Artsy as the go-to online marketplace for art. In recent months, the firm has seen a stepped up interest in online buying—in contrast to the experience of other corners of the art world, notably the secondary marketplace.”
“Tour Former Artsy CEO Mike Steib’s Breezy and Colorful East Hampton Refuge”
Architectural Digest
“As the former CEO of online art marketplace Artsy, Mike Steib spent years with virtually unfettered access to a dizzying array of creative talent. From little-known painters that went viral on the platform to more established names he stumbled across at art fairs, Steib and his wife, Kemp, have amassed a gallery-worthy trove of contemporary art.”
“Dustyn Kim Becomes Artsy’s First-Ever Female President”
George Nelson, ARTnews
“Kim was initially hired by Artsy in 2017 as vice president of galleries, fairs, and institutions. In her new role, she will continue to oversee all revenue lines while leading business and operations to support the company’s CEO, Jeffrey Yin, who was promoted from chief financial officer and general council earlier this month.”
“Dustyn Kim Appointed Artsy President”
Mark Westall, FAD Magazine
“Kim joined Artsy in 2017 and has served as Chief Revenue Officer for the past four years. The first female President in Artsy’s history, Kim will retain her responsibilities overseeing all revenue lines while taking on a broader leadership role across all business and operations functions to support Jeffrey Yin, who was appointed Chief Executive Officer earlier this month. Kim will also take a larger role in corporate development opportunities.”
June 2024
Exclusive: “Artsy CFO Jeffrey Yin Moves into Chief Executive Role”
Daniel Cassady, ARTnews
“Since joining the company in 2019,” Cassady writes, “Yin has overseen Artsy’s strategy and operations, as well as investments in the company and investor relations. Yin also oversaw the expansion of Artsy’s e-commerce transaction capabilities, which now include 37 countries and three currencies, the dollar, the British pound, and the euro.”
“My approach will bring a renewed focus on a few specific areas,” Yin told ARTnews. “I have been involved with the business for five years, ensuring a deep understanding of our strategy and operations.”
“Jeffrey Yin, nouveau PDG d'Artsy”
Le Quotidien de l'Art
“La plateforme de vente Artsy, aux quelque 4 000 galeries de 100 pays référencés, change de PDG à l'heure de la croissance du marché de l'art en ligne. Jeffrey Yin, proche collaborateur du PDG actuel, Mike Steib, fera ses débuts le 1er juillet.”
“The Back Room” newsletter features Jeffrey Yin CEO appointment
Artnet News
“Jeffrey Yin has been appointed as chief executive of the online marketplace Artsy, effective July 1," write Margaret Carrigan and Annie Armstrong, “he has been the chief financial officer and general counsel since 2019. Current CEO Mike Steib will step down to lead Tegna, a broadcast and digital media firm.”
Jeffrey Yin and Artsy’s Pride campaign featured in the Financial Times
Financial Times
“Jeffrey Yin, a tech and financial services professional, will become chief executive of the online marketplace Artsy on July 1,” Melanie Gerlis writes. “Current chief executive Mike Steib steps down to lead the US broadcaster Tegna. Yin, promoted from his role as Artsy’s chief financial officer and general counsel since 2019, takes the helm at a moment he calls ‘crucial’ for the art market.
“There is economic malaise around the world and art is a luxury, discretionary product. We have to bring all we have to help collectors find what they love,” he says. For Pride month, Artsy has worked with eight curators to highlight works for sale by 70 artists with ties to the LGBTQ+ community.”
Jeffrey Yin’s announcement as Artsy’s new CEO included in ArtAsiaPacific’s “Weekly News Roundup: June 21, 2024.”
ArtAsiaPacific
“On June 17, the New York-based online art brokerage Artsy announced Jeffrey Yin as the company’s new chief executive officer (CEO). Yin currently serves as Artsy’s chief financial officer and general counsel, roles that he has occupied since 2019. During Yin’s tenure, he has been responsible for strategy and operations, along with capital formation and investor relations. Working closely with current CEO Mike Steib, Yin has helped foster revenue growth and cost discipline to support over 4,000 galleries, auction houses, art fairs, and institutions in more than 100 countries. As for Steib, he will remain in an advisory role through July before venturing to be CEO of Virginia-based media company Tegna Inc. Despite his departure, Steib will continue to serve on the board of Artsy. ”
Jeffrey Yin Is Artsy’s New Chief Executive Officer
FAD Magazine
Mark Westall shares the announcement of Artsy’s new CEO.
Artsy VP Galleries & Fairs Alexander Forbes interviews for ARTnews’s Art Basel report
ARTnews
“‘Overall, most galleries are better off today than they were in 2019,’ Alex Forbes, the vice-president of galleries and fairs at Artsy, told ARTnews, referring to the last pre-pandemic fair. ‘It’s always important for folks to zoom out and take in the longer trend, rather than just focusing on year to year. In my view the art market in particular tends to respond to uncertainty more so than, necessarily, the ups and downs of the S& P 500.’
“The European Central Bank’s decision to cut interest rates last week, offers some of that needed sense of stability, according to Forbes. ‘I’m optimistic in the long run, particularly as we’re coming out of maybe the period of peak anxiety around possible runaway inflation,’ he said.”
May 2024
Artsy CEO Mike Steib featured in “10 New York Collectors to Know”
Whitewall
“With art fairs taking place this month in New York, bringing together creatives, galleries, and art-lovers from across the world. Whitewall speaks to the city’s most dynamic art collectors.
“Before becoming CEO of Artsy in 2019, Mike Steib served as CEO of XO Group and held distinguished roles at Google, NBC Universal, and McKinsey & Company. In addition, Steib authored ‘The Career Manifesto,’ and is the compelling host of the ‘Office Hours’ podcast, interviewing fellow CEOs. Mike has continued to evolve Artsy into the world’s chief online art marketplace. ”
April 2024
Where to Buy Cool Artwork
The Cut
The Cut names Artsy first in its list of the “best places to purchase wall art,” according to experts.
February 2024
Online art fairs prove their renewed value for small galleries
Financial Times
Melanie Gerlis discusses Artsy’s online art fair Foundations: “Data from the winter edition of Artsy’s Foundations fair, which closed on February 14, brought compelling results for some of its 135 small and emerging galleries.”
‘Does This Sofa Go with My Monet?’ How to Design a Room with Art
Elle Decor
Ted Loos features Artsy among cutting-edge online marketplaces for designing a home with art.
Affordable Art for the Home From $15–$5000
ARTnews
Artsy featured in a list of top marketplaces for buying art.
2023
Arts Executive Mike Steib Shares His Essential Advice For Those Looking to Join the Industry
CULTURED
Artsy CEO Mike Steib shares how art fairs and exhibitions became a staple for family bonding, his advice for getting started in the industry, and whose career he’s most excited to follow.
Artsy hosts the Children’s Museum of the Arts’s annual benefit auction
ARTnews
The Children’s Museum of the Arts (CMA) hosted its fall gala “An Utterly Ambitious Evening” at the David Zwirner gallery and a benefit auction hosted by Artsy. The event served as the museum’s key fundraiser supporting its Emergency Arts Education Fund.
At the Armory Show, Artsy CEO Mike Steib Calls Out the Artists to Watch
Surface Magazine
Artsy CEO Mike Steib, a noted collector, shared his picks from The Armory Show ahead of the 2023 fair, from up-and-coming talents to unsung veterans to keep your eyes on.
The CEO of Artsy on buying art as an asset
CNN
“CNN's Rahel Solomon speaks to Artsy's Mike Steib about investment opportunities around buying art.”
Investing: ‘We have over 1 million works of art,’ Artsy CEO says
Yahoo! Finance
“Artsy CEO Mike Steib joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss market uncertainty, the value of art investments, and the outlook for investors.”
2021
Artsy CEO Mike Steib On How He's Changing The Art World
Hamptons Magazine
“Artsy CEO Mike Steib is on a mission to help grow your collection and expand the all-too-often exclusive art world by arming buyers with better information and access.”
AdWeek
With Record-Breaking Online Auction, Artsy Plots Next Steps
June 2021
“Last Thursday, art purchasing platform Artsy sold Mehretu’s massive ‘Dissident Score’ painting for $6.5 million, the highest price ever reached on the online marketplace. The auction underscores the New York-based company’s continued growth through the pandemic, a period when online art sales doubled.”
Business Insider
How buying art went digital and why it won't go back, from the CEO of digital platform Artsy
February 2021
“Artsy CEO Mike Steib says the team steered the marketplace to record sales — a 150% yoy increase. Steib sees this as just the start of the industry's digitization. More people wanted to add art to their lives in 2020, and he says Artsy helped them discover it.”
The Art Newspaper - January 16, 2019
Artsy Co-Founder Sebastian Cwilich to Step Down as President and Chief Operating Officer
Anny Shaw
The Art Newspaper announces that Artsy's president, COO, and co-founder Sebastian Cwilich will transition into an advisory role in July, remaining the second-largest individual shareholder.
The Wall Street Journal - January 31, 2019
9 Contemporary Artists Set to Have a Buzzy 2019
Laura Neilson
Artsy's Head Curator, Matthew Israel, is interviewed as a key art world expert about which artists are poised for a breakout year in 2019.
Bloomberg - March 2, 2019
Artsy's New City Guide Leads Art Fans to Galleries in Six Cities
Krista Gmelich
On March 25, Artsy will launch a new City Guide feature in the app, which will allow users to explore art exhibitions and events in six art world centers including New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris, Berlin, and Los Angeles.
Architectural Digest - March 25, 2019
This App Is Changing the Game for Art and Design Lovers
Katherine McGrath
How City Guide is making discovering nearby art and design exhibitions remarkably easier.
artnews - April 2, 2019
Artsy Appoints Samuel Rozenberg as Vice President of Engineering
Annie Armstrong
Samuel Rozenberg, formerly of Spotify and Instagram, joined Artsy as Vice President of Engineering.
The New York Times - April 4, 2019
Cj Hendry Is an Instagram Hit. But Can She Woo the Art World?
Alisha Haridasani Gupta
Mark Rosen, who leads Artsy's social media team, offered his expert insight on the impressive rise of artist Cj Hendry and the power of Instagram.
artnews - April 29, 2019
Marina Garcia-Vasquez Named Editor-in-Chief of Artsy Editorial
Annie Armstrong
Artsy names Marina Garcia-Vasquez, formerly of the Wall Street Journal and Vice, as Editor-in-Chief to lead Artsy's editorial platform.
artnews - June 26, 2019
Artsy Names Mike Steib, Former Head of Online Wedding-Services Portal, as New CEO
Annie Armstrong
Artsy announced the appointments of Mike Steib (formerly CEO of The Knot) as CEO and Carter Cleveland as Executive Chairman.
The Guardian - June 27, 2019
Art Buying was Supposed to Be Disrupted by the Internet – What Happened?
Anne Cassidy
Artsy's co-founder and senior advisor Sebastian Cwilich offers his thoughts on the evolution of the online art market.
Business of Home - July 11, 2019
After Mastering Editorial, Artsy Sets its Sights on Conquering E-commerce
Robyn Smith
Artsy's Founder Carter Cleveland shares his thoughts on the future of Artsy and the hire of the company's new CEO.
Handelsblatt - July 21, 2019
Führungswechsel bei Artsy
Stefan Kobel
German newspaper announces the appointment of Artsy's CEO Mike Steib.
Crain's - August 1, 2019
Artsy Aims for Next Growth Stages with New Leadership
Jeanhee Kim and Miriam Kreinin Souccar
After achieving his goal, Artsy’s founder names a CEO who can take the company to the next level.
The New York Times - January 26, 2018
Can Digital Technology Open Up the Art World?
Scott Reyburn
Art market columnist for The International New York Times speaks with Artsy's president, co-founder, and COO Sebastian Cwilich about the potential for technology to bring more participation into the art market.
South China Morning Post - March 10, 2018
Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and E-commerce – How Tech Is Disrupting the Art World
Christie Lee
Spotlight on how major art world players like Christie's, Sotheby's, and Artsy are using innovative technologies to expand the global art market.
Bloomberg - March 27, 2018
New York’s Artsy Is Making It Even Easier to Buy Art Online
Molly Schuetz
Bloomberg discusses how Artsy is enabling new models for selling art and helping galleries reach new buyers online.
CNBC - March 27, 2018
The Case for a Centralized Online Marketplace for Art
Artsy's president, co-founder, and COO Sebastian Cwilich appeared on CNBC's Asia Squawk Box in Hong Kong to discuss the importance of a centralized online platform to a truly global art market.
BBC - March 27, 2018
Meet the Female 'Artpreneur' Making a Splash Online
Carolyn Rice
Artists and gallerists share how digital tools, like Artsy, provide new opportunities for selling art with the goal of moving toward a world full of wealthy artists.
Fast Company - April 3, 2018
How Will that Priceless Picasso Look on Your Wall? Now You Don’t Gave to Guess
Daniel Terdiman
Artsy launched a new augmented reality feature, building on Apple's latest iOS update.
CNBC - April 24, 2018
Discover the World of Art Online: Artsy CEO
Watch Artsy's CEO and founder Carter Cleveland live on CNBC discussing how Artsy makes it easy for anyone to buy art online.
Financial Times - May 3, 2018
Online Sales and Art Fairs: TEFAF New York Gets Digital
Melanie Gerlis
The Financial Times discusses Artsy's new partnership with TEFAF and how Artsy is helping art fairs and galleries grow their businesses online by attracting new collectors.
WWD - May 4, 2018
Bergdorf Goodman, Dior Get Artsy
Sharon Edelson
Artsy, Dior, and Bergdorf Goodman came together to present a multi-artist installation in the iconic Bergdorf Goodman windows and on the second floor of the store, featuring nine artists from The Artsy Vanguard, Artsy's annual list of artists to watch in 2018.
The Washington Post - July 24, 2018
These Online Galleries are Helping Millennials Become Art Collectors
Elizabeth Kiefer
Artsy's Founder and CEO, Carter Cleveland, and an Artsy collector share how Artsy makes it easy and accessible to buy art.
Recode - September 25, 2018
AI-Produced Artwork is Moving from the Fringes into the High Art World
Shirin Ghaffary
Artsy's Head Curator, Matthew Israel, offers his expert voice on Christie's upcoming sale of AI-produced artwork.
Highsnobiety - October 16, 2018
The Beginner’s Guide to Starting an Art Collection
Lia McGarrigle
Director of Collector Relations, Becca Starr, was interviewed about how to start an art collection as a beginner.
Dezeen - December 9, 2018
Misha Kahn Creates Bellyflop Barware and Pool Accessories for Miami Beach Edition
Dan Howarth
Coverage of celebration of Misha Kahn's Bellyflop Collection at Artsy's party, in partnership with Prospect NY and the Miami Beach EDITION.
Forbes - January 3, 2017
Forbes 30 Under 30 2017: Art & Style
Artsy's Founder & CEO (and Forbes 30 Under 30 alum) Carter Cleveland judges this year's Art & Style category for the magazine's annual competition.
Architectural Digest - January 10, 2017
Seven Services Every Art Lover Should Know
Hadley Keller
Artsy tops the list of online resources for finding great art for your home.
Observer - February 6, 2017
As Online Art Auction Space Shrinks, Is Artsy the Heir Apparent?
Guelda Voien
A deep dive on Artsy's recent growth, following recent consolidation of other online art platforms including Auctionata, Paddle8, Artspace, and Blouin Artinfo.
The Webby Awards - April 7, 2017
Episode 3: Carter Cleveland, Founder & CEO of Artsy
The Webby Awards CEO David Michel-Davies interviews Carter Cleveland for their new podcast series about the people and phenomena that make the internet awesome.
Wired - May 3, 2017
Inside Artsy’s Quest to Make You Love Art as Much as Music
Margaret Rhodes
Following Artsy's recent acquisition of art data science startup ArtAdvisor, Wired explores how Artsy is using data to decode the art market and make the art world more accessible.
Financial Times - May 18, 2017
New Kids on the Block: Rise of the Online Art Auction
Josh Spero
A look at Artsy's recent success, following tumult in the online auction marketplace.
The Wall Street Journal - July 18, 2017
Artsy Draws $50 Million in Funding
Olga Razumovskaya
Artsy raises $50M in funding from top investors including Avenir Growth Capital, Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia, Josh Kushner, and Larry Gagosian.
Fast Company - July 18, 2017
How a Bunch of Data Geeks Charmed the Art World—And Modernized It
Ainsley Harris
An in-depth look at how Artsy is bringing the art world into the digital age with state-of-the-art technology and powerful data insights.
The Verge - July 18, 2017
Gallery View
Ben Popper
The story of Artsy's evolution: how a comprehensive and intuitive platform for art discovery is expanding the art market, steering collectors to art they love, and helping galleries better do business online.
TechCrunch - July 18, 2017
Online Art Marketplace Artsy Raises $50M, Plans to Double Down on Auctions
Ingrid Lunden
The fundraising announcement discusses how the online art market has evolved over the years, positioning Artsy for success in bringing the art world online.
Apollo - September 7, 2017
40 Under 40: Carter Cleveland
Apollo names Artsy's Founder & CEO Carter Cleveland to their annual 40 Under 40 list in the Global category.
Cheddar - September 20, 2017
How Artsy's Making Art More Accessible
Artsy's Founder & CEO Carter Cleveland appeared as a guest on Cheddar, a business news TV network targeted at millennials.
The Art Newspaper - October 1, 2017
Artsy and the Rise of the Matchmaker Market
Sarah P. Hanson
In-depth analysis on the state of online auctions and how Artsy, led by Head of Auctions Devang Thakkar, is becoming a leader in the industry.
Fast Company - October 26, 2017
By Harnessing Data, Artsy Hopes To Democratize The Art World
Marcus Baram
Artsy hosts a session for Fast Company's annual Innovation Festival about leveraging data to make art more accessible and empower users.
WWD - December 4, 2017
Artsy x Gucci Explores Gender Dynamics in the Art World
Sharon Edelson
Artsy and Gucci discuss their multi-channel partnership and how the brands have found alignment in their mission to support gender equality.
Cool Hunting - December 6, 2017
Anxiety Versus Serenity at Artsy Projects Miami 2017
David Graver
Artsy's multi-artist installation for Miami Art Week is "an immersive universe, curated with an organic precision that only an organization like Artsy could deliver."
Vogue - December 7, 2017
Gucci and Artsy Host an Opulent Party in Miami
Ashley W. Simpson
An inside look at Artsy's VIP party in South Beach for Miami Art Week, with support from Gucci.
The New York Times - December 29, 2017
How Carter Cleveland, of Artsy, Spends His Sundays
Shivani Vora
Follow Artsy's founder & CEO Carter Cleveland to his typical weekend spots in the weekly column "Sunday Routines," which profiles prominent New Yorkers.
The Economist - January 28, 2016
Going Once, Going Twice, Going Online
An article analyzing the effect of online auctions on the art market with a quote from Artsy President and COO, Sebastian Cwilich.
ARTnews - March 2, 2016
You Look So Different Online: Douglas Coupland Debuts Facial De-Recognition Software at The Armory
Alex Greenberger
A write-up about Artsy's activation at The Armory Show 2016, a collaboration with artist and cultural philosopher, Douglas Coupland.
The Creators Project on Vice - March 5, 2016
Cheat Facebook’s Facial Recognition Tool at the De-Recognition Photobooth
Gabrielle Bruney
Artsy and Douglas Coupland come together to bring an interactive installation to this year's The Armory Show.
Bijutsu Techo - April 1, 2016
Artsy: Online Platform for the Entire Art World
Kyle Chayka
Japanese contemporary art magazine covers Artsy in a four-page profile story, featuring insights from an interview with Artsy founder Carter Cleveland.
The Cut [New York Magazine] - April 15, 2016
You Can Buy a Print of Miley Cyrus to Support Planned Parenthood
Anna Silman
Miley Cyrus print by Marilyn Minter for sale on Artsy benefiting Planned Parenthood
InStyle - April 15, 2016
9 Instagram Accounts Every Art Lover Should Follow
Arianna Friedman
Artsy is listed as the number one art-focused Instagram account to follow.
W Magazine - April 19, 2016
Miley Cyrus's Steamy Shoot for Planned Parenthood
Stephanie Eckardt
Marilyn Minter discusses her collaboration with Miley Cyrus on a print for sale on Artsy benefiting Planned Parenthood.
Hiscox - April 19, 2016
The Hiscox Online Trade Report 2016
Artsy is featured prominently as a major platform in the online art market landscape.
Harper's Bazaar - May 5, 2016
New York Tastemakers Celebrate Art & Fashion Ahead of Frieze Art Fair
Chrissy Rutherford
Artsy's Frieze Week party at SIXTY LES is featured in this collection of party photos.
Paper Magazine - May 6, 2016
Petra Collins Turns Tiki Style into Art at Artsy Event
Liz Desio
Artsy and SIXTY LES host one of Frieze Week's most talked about parties, featuring an installation by Misha Kahn, a performance by Petra Collins and Madelyne Beckles, and music by Mia Moretti.
Wallpaper* - May 6, 2016
New York Tastemakers Celebrate Art & Fashion Ahead of Frieze Art Fair
Olivia Martin
Wallpaper* interviews Artsy's special projects curator Elena Soboleva and artist Misha Kahn about #ArtsyProjectsTiki, a new installation at SIXTY LES celebrating Frieze Week New York.
Financial Times - May 6, 2016
Art Collecting: Young Money, Old Masters
Mary Childs
A report on how a younger generation approaches collecting art, this article highlights Artsy as one of the platforms well-suited to millennials’ tastes and mobile-focused habits.
Observer - May 12, 2016
Press-Shy Aby Rosen Talks about Buying Art and Buildings
Zachary Weiss
This article reports on Artsy and Aby Rosen's intimate Frieze Week party hosted at Rosen's model apartment in the iconic Seagram's building.
South China Morning Post - May 14, 2016
Click and Collect: how the Digital Age is Changing the Global Art Market
Vivienne Chow
The major Chinese English-language newspaper describes Artsy's success in the online art market.
The New York Times - May 15, 2016
Short Films to Explore the Art Market
Robin Pogrebin
Artsy and UBS announce a four-part film series about the art market. Each film will focus on an important aspect of the art market — auctions, galleries, patrons, and art fairs — and will feature interviews with major art world luminaries.
The Atlantic - June 2, 2016
The Atlantic features Artsy and UBS' Art Market Films
Nadine Ajaka
Video editors select the Artsy and UBS film series as their top picks of videos on the web and syndicate the films on The Atlantic's website.
Forbes - June 13, 2016
A Punchy Documentary Series Explores The Art Market -- This Unlikely Partnership Made It Possible
Katheryn Thayer
Artsy proves the perfect partner for UBS, a long-time patron of the arts. "For UBS, Artsy was a valuable collaborator not just because they share art world values and interests, but also because they have the digital skills and digital audience to give the educational series a wide distribution."
The Art Newspaper - June 20, 2016
Artsy Partners with Phillips and Koller Auction Houses on Live Bidding
Anny Shaw
"Artsy continues its domination of the online art marketplace with the launch of new software that will allow collectors to bid in live sales at Phillips and Koller auction houses from June."
art - Das Kunstmagazin - July 1, 2016
The Great Race
Kito Nedo
German art magazine takes a deep dive into Artsy's recent growth.
Vogue - July 20, 2016
Wendi Murdoch Is Nothing Less Than a Force of Nature
Rob Haskell
Profile on Artsy co-founder Wendi Murdoch.
Contently - September 9, 2016
The Art of Content: How Artsy Brought a $64 Billion Industry Into the Digital Age
Nicolas Willson
Read about the evolution of Artsy editorial and how we're becoming the defining voice of the art world.
Financial Times - September 16, 2016
The Art Market: Online Moves Ruffle Feathers
Melanie Gerlis
Art market columnist reports on Artsy's growing auction business and says Artsy is positioned to become "the art world’s virtual one-stop-shop."
Harper's Bazaar - September 27, 2016
Should You Buy Art Online?
Haniya Rae
Learn how to buy art online with Artsy's Legacy Russell.
Refinery29 - September 30, 2016
Advice From The Pros On How To Start Collecting Art
Amelia Abraham
Artsy's experts offer tips and tricks for starting an art collection on a budget.
BBC: The Arts Hour - October 2, 2016
The Turner Prize and Contemporary Art
Major UK-based galleries tell the BBC how Artsy helps them reach a global audience and acquire new collectors from all over the world. Artsy gives The Arts Hour host, Nikki Bedi, a tour of the platform.
The New York Times - October 19, 2016
Ex-N.B.A. Star Amar’e Stoudemire Rises as an Art Connoisseur
Ben Detrick
The New York Times follows ex-Knicks star Amar’e Stoudemire around the art world, including on a visit to Artsy HQ.
Luxury Daily - October 19, 2016
Opportune Time to Return to Arts Patronage Model, Says Artsy Exec
Jen King
Artsy's President and COO Sebastian Cwilich spoke at the Luxury Daily Conference about how Artsy is empowering brands to become modern-day Medicis.
Built in NYC - October 20, 2016
How Artsy Laid the Foundation for Art Tech to Thrive in New York City
Taylor Majewski
Artsy's success in the art auction landscape is enabled by the best technology in the industry. Artsy's Head of Auctions Devang Thakkar and Engineering Lead Alan Johnson share insight into how Artsy built our latest auction product, Live Auction Integration.
The Creators Project on Vice - December 1, 2016
Party Like an Art Star Under This Mind-Bending Virtual Dome in Miami
Nathaniel Ainley
Artsy brings a striking virtual reality installation inside a geodesic dome on Miami Beach, featuring works by new media artists Rachel Rossin, Jacolby Satterwhite, and Jon Rafman.
Observer - December 1, 2016
Artsy, Gucci and SoundCloud Team Up for Trippy Night at Faena Dome
Zachary Weiss
Art world A-listers enjoyed a night of virtual reality at Artsy's party in Miami, Collective Reality.
Page Six - December 1, 2016
Art Basel Enamored with Virtual Reality
Emily Smith
“We’ve seen everything at Art Basel, artwork set on fire, a Terry Richardson party where everyone had to come naked, but this is by far the best thing I’ve seen.”
Vogue - December 1, 2016
Artsy, SoundCloud, and Gucci Celebrate a Sensory Art Experience
In celebration of Miami art week, Artsy collaborated with SoundCloud and Gucci to present an evening of virtual reality inside the Faena art dome in South Beach. Vogue called the party a “smash hit” that was “starting the week off on the right note.”
Bloomberg - December 23, 2016
Art Market Trends Poised to Captivate Investors Next Year
Katya Kazakina
Looking forward to 2017 in the art world, Katya Kazakina reports on Artsy's auction business, noting: "The young, global, tech-savvy audience of startup Artsy participated in 41 auctions of its partners such as Phillips and Sotheby’s -- and the company expects to quadruple such collaborations in 2017."
Fortune - January 22, 2015
A Bold, New Direction for the Fine Art Industry: Online Sales
Erin Griffith
Artsy released their Year in Review 2014, announcing new growth statistics such as collectors inquired on over $5.5 billion worth of art in 2014.
Fast Company/Co.Design - March 18, 2015
You Can Now Buy the OKCupid Algorithm
Sophie Weiner
An exclusive story announcing the launch of the Algorithm Auction preview on Artsy on March 18.
W Magazine - April 21, 2015
Who's Who: Internet Art
The Artsy team is included in a photo portfolio profiling "some of the enterprising teams stretching the boundaries of the art world online."
T: The New York Times Style Magazine - May 4, 2015
A Video Primer for the Venice Biennale
Alexandria Symonds
An exclusive online preview of Artsy and UBS's “Behind the Biennale: A Short History of the World’s Most Important Art Exhibition” as the first film in a series of short films covering the 2015 exhibition.
Wall Street Journal - May 27, 2015
What's Hot in the Art World? Algorithms
Robert Lee Hotz
An article on collecting algorithms as art prominently features Artsy as an "online art brokerage" and host to the world's first algorithm auction in conjunction with Ruse Laboratories and The Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.
International New York Times - August 4, 2015
Instagram Takes on Growing Role in the Art Market
Nina Siegal
Christine Kuan, Artsy's Chief Curator and Director of Strategic Partnerships, is interviewed on the topic of collectors using Instagram for an article about the impact the social media platform has on the art market.
The New York Times - September 8, 2015
Sotheby’s Auction Coming to an Art App Near You
Joe Coscarelli
An exclusive story announcing Artsy's collaboration with Sotheby's for an online-only auction. The story also includes news of the recent $1.4 million artwork sale made between a gallery in the UK and a collector in the United States as the result of an inquiry made via Artsy's iPad app.
Bloomberg Business - September 8, 2015
Sotheby’s to Hold First Online-Only Sale With Partner Artsy
Katya Kazakina
An announcement of the Sotheby's and Artsy partnership for an online-only contemporary art auction quotes Sebastian Cwilich, Artsy President and COO, on Artsy's previous success with commercial auctions.
Harper's Bazaar Art - January 1, 2015
What to Collect Now
The inaugural US edition of Bazaar Art—the art-centric supplement of Harper’s Bazaar—features a quote from Artsy Founder and CEO Carter Cleveland about collecting a Wendell Dayton sculpture.
Apollo Magazine - January 2, 2015
40 Under 40
This selection of the top leaders in the American art and museum worlds today features Artsy Founder and CEO Carter Cleveland, in the ‘Business’ section and referenced as ‘the art-world Steve Jobs.'
The Creators Project on VICE - October 22, 2015
An Art Site and an Auction House: A Collector's Perfect Match
Marina Garcia-Vasquez
Published on the opening day of Sotheby's and Artsy's online-only auction, this story highlights featured lots and the data-driven process of the partnership.
The New York Times - October 28, 2015
Purchasing Fine Art Is Increasingly Just a Click Away
Vindu Goel
The twice-yearly “Fine Arts” special report includes a story on the art market’s move to digital platforms that prominently features Artsy. The piece quotes Sebastian Cwilich, Artsy President and COO, who explains how Artsy's educational mission supports commercial expansion; it also cites Artsy’s online-only auction collaboration with Sotheby’s as a notable recent example of the trend.
Vogue - October 30, 2015
James Corden Is Toasted in Los Angeles, and Sotheby’s and Artsy Celebrate
A slideshow including images from Sotheby's and Artsy's online-only auction dinner hosted by Wendi Murdoch, Lucy Page, and Dasha Zhukova.
Marketplace Tech - November 3, 2015
Marketplace Tech for Tuesday, November 3
Molly Wood
Sebastian Cwilich, Artsy President and COO, discusses the Sotheby's partnership with Marketplace Tech's host Ben Johnson on APM.
Financial Times - November 13, 2015
Rise of the Cyber-Saleroom
Gareth Harris
A look at the online auction marketplace, with a focus on Artsy’s success with Los Angeles Modern Auctions, and the recent partnership with Sotheby’s.
Wallpaper* - November 25, 2015
Design Miami 2015 Preview: The Top 15 Exhibits and Satellite Events
Pei-Ru Keh
Katherine Bernhardt's site-specific pool painting, part of Artsy Projects: Nautilus, is given a sneak-peek in Wallpaper's preview of Miami Art Week.
Interview - December 3, 2015
The Saturday Painters
Scott and Tyson Reeder delve into the history and inspiration behind their Beach Painting Club, performed in its latest iteration at Artsy's sunset BBQ, hosted with Sandro Paris and Interview magazine.
Vogue - December 3, 2015
Celebrating the New Museum and Francesco Vezzoli at Art Basel Miami Beach
Mark Guiducci
A recap of Miami Art Week 2015's most notable events, including Artsy's beachside party, hosted with the Nautilus, a SIXTY hotel.
Architectural Digest - December 7, 2015
What People Were Talking About at Art Basel Miami Beach
Sam Cochran
Katherine Bernhardt's site-specific pool painting, part of Artsy Projects: Nautilus, is included in Architectural Digest's best-of roundup from Miami Art Week.
Interview - December 7, 2015
Artsy, Sandro Paris, Interview, and Nautilus, a SIXTY Hotel Throw a Sunset BBQ
A selection of images from Artsy's sunset BBQ, celebrating the end of Miami Art Week with Sandro Paris and Interview magazine.
Crain’s New York Business
40 Under 40
Carter Cleveland is featured in Crain’s annual 40 Under 40 list.
Forbes
30 Under 30
Carter Cleveland leads the Art & Style category in Forbes’ annual 30 Under 30 list.
The Art Newspaper
Rauschenberg Inspires Tomorrow’s Curators
The Robert Rauschenberg Emerging Curator Competition opens to undergraduate and graduate students September 22 on Artsy.
Wall Street Journal
A Finite Universe of Art Lovers? I Don’t Think So.
Carter Cleveland was asked by the Wall Street Journal to write about the future of art for its 125th anniversary report, alongside Mark Zuckerberg, Christopher Nolan, Taylor Swift, Alice Waters, Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman, and others, who each contributed an essay on the future of their respective industries.
Kaleidoscope
Carson Chan in Conversation with Artsy’s Founder Carter Cleveland
An interview with Artsy Founder and CEO Carter Cleveland in the magazine’s “Producers” column, which features thinkers and practitioners who stand out and leave a mark.
Fast Company - March 10, 2014
An Interactive Guide to New York’s Armory Show
CAREY DUNNE
Artsy’s new technology for art fairs.
The New Yorker - March 30, 2014
Beautiful Code
Zeke Turner
This short-form item published in "Talk of the Town," in print and online, features the Artsy's Algorithm Auction and quotes Ruse Laboratories' Benjamin Gleitzman and Fernando Cwilich Gil and quotes them on descriptions of the lots, for which they note OkCupid’s as the “biggest one."
Wall Street Journal - April 3, 2014
New York Startup Artsy Raises $18.5M to Become Pandora for Fine Art
Lora Kolodny
Departures - April 24, 2014
The Culture Conversation
Julian Sancton
Carter Cleveland takes part in a roundtable discussion on culture alongside ‘House of Cards’ creator Beau Willimon, National Book Award winner James McBride, director Julie Taymour, Vanity Fair culture critic James Wolcott, and others.
Travel + Leisure - June 20, 2014
Artsy Postcard: Art Basel
Rebecca Bronfein Raphael
One in a series of travel dispatches following Artsy team members around the world.
Financial Times - June 20, 2014
Brisk Business at the Basel fair
Georgina Adam
Artsy increases pre-sales before Basel 2014.
Complex - July 18, 2014
Robert Lenne is Changing the Way You See Art (Literally)
Jennifer Wood
An interview with Robert Lenne, Artsy’s Head of Design.
Refinery29 - July 23, 2014
R29 Power Grid: 29 Artists You Need To Know
Matthew Zuras
Christine Kuan, Artsy’s Chief Curator and Director of Strategic Partnerships, shares her picks along with curators at the Brooklyn Museum and Public Art Fund.
Art Libraries Society of North America
Art Genome Project & Artsy
Ashley Kelleher
A profile of the classification system and technological framework that powers Artsy.
Travel + Leisure - August 13, 2014
The Way I Travel: Carter Cleveland
Jeryl Brunner
Artsy Founder and CEO Carter Cleveland was featured alongside Laura Prepon of ‘Orange is the New Black,’ Phil Winser of The Fat Radish, and Tony award-winner Lena Hall in the September issue.
Mashable - October 17, 2014
Artsy’s Incredible Online Database Brings Art To Your Fingertips
Lindsay Rothfeld
A profile of Marina Cashdan, Artsy’s Editorial Director.
New York Magazine - November 5, 2014
Ask the Experts: The Art Buyer
Katie Kiefner
An interview with Christine Kuan, Artsy’s Chief Curator and Director of Strategic Partnerships.
The New York Times - November 28, 2014
Art Basel Miami Beach’s Not-to-Be-Missed Parties and Events
Kevin McGarry
A roundup of Miami Art Week 2014’s hottest events, including Artsy’s dance party in the Design District.
BBC - December 16, 2014
Virtual Galleries Open New Markets for Art
Jane O'Brien
A feature on Art Basel Miami Beach kicks off with an interview with Artsy Founder and CEO, Carter Cleveland, about the impact of bringing the the art world online.
The New York Times - December 16, 2014
21 French Museums Will Add to Artsy’s Online Collection
Randy Kennedy
An article announcing the launch of Artsy’s “Museums of France” feature, which presents exhibitions and collections from 21 museums and foundations in France.
Forbes - September 6, 2013
Why Artsy Is Succeeding in Putting The Art World Online
Natalie Robehmed
Artsy’s accomplishments as a resource for art education and collecting.
GigaOM - October 19, 2013
Can Artsy Make Fine Art as Accessible as Luxury Fashion?
Ki Mae Heussner
Artsy’s Place at the Intersection of Art and Science.
WSJ. Magazine - November 7, 2013
Online Art Collecting Finds Its Footing
Ellen Gamerman
The success and future of the online art world.
The New York Times - October 8, 2012
Online, a Genome Project for the World of Art
Melena Ryzik
A profile of Artsy upon our launch to the public.
