Kelly Crow

Kelly Crow, an art market reporter for WSJ, dives into a shocking turn of events at New York’s auction week where Alberto Giacometti’s highly anticipated sculpture went unsold. She discusses the implications of this rare auction bust on the evolving art market. Crow unpacks how economic confidence affects art sales and shares insights on surprising trends, like a banana artwork selling for millions. The conversation also reflects on shifting collector preferences and the haunting legacy of Giacometti's work amidst today’s uncertainties.