Christie’s Controversy refers to various disputes, scandals, or debates associated with Christie’s, one of the world’s leading auction houses. The controversies can involve issues such as the authenticity of artworks, ethical concerns regarding provenance (the history of ownership of an artwork), disputes over auction practices, and allegations of fraud or misrepresentation. These controversies often arise from high-profile auctions, the sale of significant art pieces, or the handling of cultural artifacts. The term encompasses the complex dynamics between collectors, artists, auctioneers, and the art market, reflecting broader discussions about integrity, market value, and the art industry’s standards.
Over 3,000 artists are protesting Christie's auction of AI-generated artworks. The auction, titled *Augmented Intelligence*, is set for February 20, featuring pieces priced between $10,000 to $250,000. Artists claim AI…