Peter Doig: Nice Painting But Not By Me The Case Continues

by News Desk | Aug 14, 2016 | News

A disputed painting has dragged the Scottish-born Canadian painter Peter Doig into the courtroom. The painting not only looks nothing like a work by the artist but it also carries a dubious and unworkable provenance. Robert Fletcher and art dealer Peter Bartlow filed...

Artlyst Podcast: Peter Doig In Conversation With Sir Nicholas Serota

by News Desk | Jul 22, 2015 | Features

During the preview week of the Venice Biennale Artlyst was privileged to attend a conversation between Peter Doig, the Turner Prize nominated artist and Sir Nicholas Serota, Director of the Tate. The talk took place in front of Doig’s new paintings at the...

In Conversation: Artist Peter Doig And Tate Director Nicholas Serota

by News Desk | May 27, 2015 | News

During the Preview week of the Venice Biennale Artlyst was privileged to attend a conversation between Peter Doig, the Turner Prize nominated artist and Sir Nicholas Serota, Director of the Tate. The talk took place in front of Doig’s new paintings at...

Peter Doig Canoe Painting Breaks Artist Record £16.6m At Christie’s

by News Desk | May 13, 2015 | News

While all of the press was busy covering the sale of Picasso’s ‘Women of Algiers’ which at £110m smashed the record for any work of art sold at auction, the Scotish born Canadian artist Peter Doig has created a new record price for his work, at the...

Peter Doig and Sean Scully Grand Exhibitions Staged In Venetian Palaces

by News Desk | May 9, 2015 | Reviews

As well as the events mounted in the two main centres, the Arsenale and the Giardini, the Venice Biennale hosts a number of official collateral exhibitions. The advantages of seeing these collateral events are they are often housed in one of the many Palazzos dotted...