Anna Brady
Object lessons: from an ancient Greek coin to a chronicle of English kings
Dealers and auction houses stage selling shows during the art world's summer break
Masterpiece London turns away from luxury roots
Cross-disciplinary fair focuses on art and design to lure collectors and curators
Christie’s boss Jussi Pylkkänen plots the next 250 years
As the auction house celebrates a milestone anniversary, its global president reflects on what's in store for the future
Object lessons: Christie’s 250th anniversary auction
Three highlights going under the hammer in the Defining British Art sale in London on 30 June
Object Lessons: from a pair of Medieval mourners to a pope’s gold cross
Our pick of highlights coming to auction this week
Object lessons: from Scottish roses to a Danish cocktail bar cabinet
Our pick of this week’s international auctions
‘Pivotal’ Constable sketch to lead Christie’s 250th anniversary sale
Six-foot study depicting River Stour is estimated to sell for between £12m and £16m
Christie’s to open exhibition space in Beijing
Launch show will incorporate art highlights from November New York sales
Object Lessons: from Chanel’s armchairs to a tobacco magnate's illuminated manuscripts
Highlights going under the hammer in this week’s international auctions
Changing art market puts pressure on traditional antiques dealers
Mallett is the latest in a number of businesses that have been forced to change their strategy to survive
Object lessons: from a Naïve townscape to Sub-Saharan sculpture
Our pick of this week’s auctions, art fairs and gallery exhibitions
Lisson and Gagosian test Tehran's waters
Galleries lend works by Shirazeh Houshiary and Y.Z. Kami to show of Iranian-born artists
Object lessons: from Dali’s diary to a Yongzheng vase
Our pick of this week’s auction highlights
Object lessons: from a pint-sized El Greco to a Turkish bokche
Our pick of this week’s auction and art fair highlights
Object lessons: from MoMA's Man Ray to a Ming moon flask
Our pick of this week’s auction and art fair highlights
Old Masters to be folded into ‘Classic Week’ at Christie’s this month
One category no longer seen as sufficient to attract new buyers
Can redesigning your stand boost your sales?
Forward-looking galleries are using everything from projector screens to specially commissioned soundtracks to engage a new generation of collectors, spending as much as £50,000 on a single project—but can tech really bring in more cheques?
Brafa brushes off terrorism fears with record visitor and exhibitor numbers
Brussels fair has its largest edition to date
Experts reveal the must-haves in their fields
Authorities in eight specialist areas explain what guides the market—and all the latest trends.
London’s female art dealers break away from the mothership
Women are waiting until they are in their mid-30s to go it alone with their own galleries
The show must go on at Brussels Art Fair
Despite the security lockdown in the Belgian capital in November, Europe’s oldest art fair is back with an expanded, more international edition