Art and Antiques Magazine

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Art&Antiques is a magazine focused on art, published by CurtCo Media. It is one of the largest of its kind in the world with a readership in excess of 110,000 (total paid circulation for 2005 was 119,680[1]). Writer's include Hilton Kramer, former art critic for the New York Times, and many other notable scholars including Chippy Irvine, Dick Kagan, Doris Goldstein, Edward M. Gomez, Jason Kaufman, Bobbie Leigh, Roberta Maneker, David Masello, Dana Minucci and numerous others in New York, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Santa fe, Washington D.C., Florence Italy, London, Paris and Rome. Covering both historically notable subjects, it also delves into the most avant garde issues of the day as in the recent article by Terrance Lindall on whether surrealism is alive or dead, written in the wake of a spate of museum shows world-wide on surrealism and dada.

Art & Antiques Magazine has been in existence for 28 years as one of the publishing industry's most influential titles targeted to the affluent collector, and is the most widely read and subscribed-to art and antiques magazine. The publication provides news and information on trends in the international art and antiques market, reports on prominent auctions, and in-depth features on specific works, periods and artists, including painters, sculptors and photographers. It's articles help report on art theft, increasing the possibility of the detection and return of missing objects. It also reports on the ethical issues such as the return of looted objects to rightful owners. Covering all of these subjects in depth has made Art & Antiques Magazine a valuable cultural resource.

It's parent company CurtCo Media has operated more than 45 magazines, targeting the world's most affluent readers. These include Robb Report, The Robb Report Collection, Worth and Home Entertainment & Design. CurtCo Media has operated as a developer of publishing businesses since 1987, generating nearly a quarter of a billion dollars in value for its investors, under Chief Executive Officer William J. Curtis' direction.