Rudiger Weng describes the business logic behind his new venture, Weng Contemporary, which hopes to transform the market for prints and multiples by contemporary artists.

Judd Tully of Art + Auction and Scott Reyburn of the International New York Times discuss the May 2015 cycle of marquee art auctions in New York. With sales totals well above $2bn, Christie's bold move to consolidate sales and its aggressive use of guarantees have pushed the art market into new territory.

Heffel holds its Spring sales in Vancouver on May 27th amid growing interest in Canadian art exemplified by the popularity of the Dulwich Picture Gallery's show of Emily Carr and the upcoming Lawren Harris show co-curated by Steve Martin coming to the Hammer Museum.

Alfred Pacquement, former director of the Centre Pompidou, Sukanya Rajaratnam of Mnuchin Gallery and Daniel Hantai, discuss the artist's career and his position within the history of abstract painting.

Global gallerists Rachel Lehmann and David Maupin discuss artists, collectors and running a gallery with offices on opposite sides of the world serving artists and collectors everywhere in between.

Joshua Roth, Head of United Talent Agency's new department representing artists, discusses the new options for artists to reach a wider audience through relationships with global brands, his background in a Los Angeles art collecting family, LA's changing art culture and the role for curators in the new global art ecosystem.

Scott Reyburn of the International New York Times discusses the TEFAF art fair, the growth of online art sales and the future of Sotheby's now that a new Chairman has been installed along with his hand-picked CEO.

Former Federal Prosecutor Victor J. Rocco, now chair of Herrick Feinstein's White Collar Defense and Investigations Practice, discusses what gallery owners should do when faced with a subpoena or questions from law enforcement. Several stories in the press cite the Manhattan District Attorney's office as conducting an investigation of gallery practices around sales tax collection.

In this episode of the Artelligence Podcast Judd Tully talks about the dealers, the fairs (at the piers and on Park avenue) and the sales during this year's Armory Week.

The International New York Times's Art Market correspondent, Scott Reyburn, discusses his story on London's private dealers and their struggle with "buyers" instead of "collectors." Also, we discuss the Arttactic confidence survey, Marcato's renewed attacks on Sotheby's board, Sotheby's deal with RM Auctions to get a foothold in the classic car market, and much more.