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Judd Tully

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Art Critic and Writer - Former Editor at Large of BLOUIN ART + Auction magazine.

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Judd Tully is an award-winning journalist and widely published art world writer and art critic, appearing in publications ranging from Cigar Aficionado and Flash Art magazine to the San Francisco Chronicle, Washington Post and Blouin Artinfo.

Currently, Tully is reporting on the international auction and art fair market regularly appearing on Artsy, The Art Newspaper, The Robb Report and many others.

Articles

Influential Dealer Joe Helman, Who Shaped the Market for Contemporary Art, Dies at 89

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By Judd Tully Verified
| Art Market Minute
Joseph A. Helman, the blue-chip art dealer who partnered with Irving Blum in 1973 to form the powerhouse dealership Blum Helman, died on July 16 at his home in New York. He was 89. Born and bred in St. Louis, Helman became a wealthy and successful real estate developer there at a young age, building a tony residential subdivision called Ladue Trails.
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An eBay Seller Was Offering Bargain Rates for Major Artists. Our Reporter Investigated

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By Judd Tully Verified
| Art Market Minute
The hunt started when a friend pinged me the eBay store link for dantegallery, where two works on paper by famed Chicago Imagists Jim Nutt and Christina Ramberg (1946–95) were listed for $499 each (framed), a minuscule fraction of what they would typically fetch. And that was the “buy it now” option. Bidding opened on the lots at $99. We acquired both.
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Christie’s totalise 1,1 milliard de dollars à New York lors de ses deux ventes du soir

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By Judd Tully Verified
| The Art Newspaper France Verified
Les deux ventes du soir organisées le 18 mai à la suite par Christie’s à New York, consacrées à la prestigieuse collection S.I. Newhouse puis à l’art du XXe siècle, ont rapporté 950 millions de dollars (817 millions d’euros) – 1,1 milliard de dollars avec les frais (946 millions d’euros) –, établissant aussi plusieurs records d’artistes. Le total s’est inscrit dans le haut de la fourchette des estimations avant la vente, comprises entre 823 millions et 1 milliard de dollars, hors frais.
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Awards

Clarion Award

1998 - Magazine Feature Article, External Publication, Circulation of 100,000 or fewer

Award for "When is a Calder Not a Calder?" in ARTnews