Sarah P. Hanson
Christie's to sell Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi
The painting, presumed lost until 2005, is estimated at $100m
Christie’s ends London contemporary auctions on a high note—despite Bacon flop
Market’s appetite shows no signs of flagging for fresh works that are correctly priced
Strong early sales at Frieze pierce the Brexit gloom
Dealers feel little impact as female artists prove popular and US collectors return
De Chirico enjoys a metaphysical moment in London
Artist’s profile is raised at Frieze Masters and in two exhibitions
Art world raises money for Grenfell
Sotheby's auction will include work donated by leading artists
Collector's Eye: Anita Zabludowicz
Art lovers tell us what they’ve bought and why
Dreweatts and Bloomsbury get new owner
Art advising and valuations firm Gurr Johns steps in, citing "huge opportunities" in London auction market's lower levels
Art Basel issues new exhibitor regulations
Changes are aimed at improving professionalism and shoring up buyer confidence in the wake of growing litigation
Will If So, What? be Silicon Valley’s first “smart” art fair?
The new event, which comes online April 2018, combines art and decor and takes its cues from design thinking
Hungary enjoys the limelight at Vienna Contemporary
At a fair that is emerging as an important locus for central and eastern Europe, the subtle strategies employed by artists living within the constraints of a communist regime come into focus
Private View: Jordan Casteel, Leon Polk Smith and Jack Whitten
Noteworthy exhibitions at commercial galleries, from emerging names to forgotten talents
Seattle Art Fair solidifies standing in year three
Event adds blue-chip galleries and international flavour to attract national as well as regional collectors
Unseen works by Kurt Cobain to go on show at Seattle Art Fair
United Talent Agency's Artist Space will also exhibit pieces by the late singer's contemporaries
Untitled San Francisco trades venues for second edition
The Miami-originating fair will move to the Palace of Fine Arts in 2018
Lygia Pape's daughter sues LG Electronics over cellphone wallpaper
The complaint alleges that the manufacturer has used an "unauthorised derivation" of Pape's work
New commissions by nine artists for DiCaprio Foundation sale
Annual charity auction will benefit actor's philanthropic activities combating climate change
Report gauges state of art market in post-Brexit UK economy
Cross-border EU trade essential to maintain UK's position as second largest art hub, says British Art Market Federation
Santa Fe shows the contemporary side of folk art
Three-day event brings together artists updating their countries’ native craft traditions
The future is handmade: Santa Fe's International Folk Art Market
This weekend's festival aims to be engine of economic change
Pioneering American artist Daniel LaRue Johnson dies
His work is currently on show in Soul of a Nation at Tate Modern
Tefaf focuses on online market in addendum to annual art market report
Findings detail the supply side of the digital sales equation, point toward hybrid models
Mood at Art Basel is upbeat as VIPs spend
Leading dealers report strong opening sales
Economic blues on back burner as collectors flock to Art Basel
What to expect at the Swiss fair, including new faces and a funfair in the Messeplatz
Bidders move fast for Modern sculptures at Sotheby's New York
Competition for works by Giacometti, Ernst, Moore, and Arp drove a $173.8m Impressionist and Modern sale
The great artists' estates race
Competition is heating up among galleries seeking to sign exclusive representation of late artists, as both heirs and dealers eye the possibilities
Christie's New York evening sale finds success with Brancusi and Picasso
Modern works lead the way, but totals heavily weighted to top end
Deitch to return to West Coast with art hub
Dealer and former MOCA director says he wants to reconnect with audiences in Los Angeles
The artist who wants to get under your skin—via your nose
For Anicka Yi’s Hugo Boss Prize exhibition, the phrase “it’s alive” very much applies
There’s no place like home: Frieze New York gets domestic
“Furniture is the new ceramics” at the fair, where a number of stands offer some personal space