New section at London fair will explore artists who railed against "the idea that genius resided solely in masculinity"

New stakeholder MCH Group brings capital and contacts to an event shaking off its try-hard image

ArtVilnius fair has just held its tenth edition and is building the market for ex-communist countries with long artistic traditions

Anny Shaw asks if auction houses and dealers should pay their dues to the artists from whom they profit

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“For all the supposed desire for transparency, no one will make the first move”

Sector has raised the bar for large works, but price and size do not always match

Winning a prize can give an artist international exposure, but the question of who really benefits—critically and commercially—is an increasingly vexed one

Artist uses exact amount of black ink used to write key parts of constitution for work

The art fair's section dedicated to monumental works is full of plastic, plants—and lots of gold

The two may seem unlikely bedfellows, but plenty of artists are football fans—and they are making their allegiances known during this summer’s World Cup

Creative Time’s Art Basel project abounds with everything from gravel deposits to DJ-led meditations

Is the UK’s premier award a big draw for international collectors?

Curious new relationships between art and capital are being enabled by cryptofinance, which places “monetary value” at the heart of the creative process

Art Basel’s global director on collector behaviour, auction price databases and the complexity of the art market

Parcours, the Art Basel section for public art projects, is "radically different" from previous editions, says its curator Samuel Leuenberger

“The personal is political—this is a clear and present undercurrent,” says Volta artistic director Amanda Coulson

This will be the first time a major Chinese gallery has opened a space in Europe

In a first for Iran, the Teer Art fair is set to open amid a growing but fragile market environment

It’s affordable, good quality, unspeculative—and the wine is great

In the visual arts, a greater sense of activism is possible, and it’s being helped by the absorption of a broader range of disciplines and media into the canon

Despite civil unrest and a national lockdown, the Armenia Art Fair continued as planned—with free stands for the first edition

Georgian capital hosted its first art fair last week and new galleries are opening, but it is still early days

Organisers cite the Asian Games and country's presidential election next April as reasons for the decision, but say fair will return in 2019

Third edition of the fair in Portuguese capital reflects Lisbon's expanding art scene and improving economy

Canadian photographer has been working with scientists to draw attention to man's impact on the planet

Steep rise in foreign investment in Georgia and steady economic growth has prompted a “new generation of art buyers”, says director

London dealer Alison Jacques says the photograph was taken from last year's fair and another work was damaged due to temperature fluctuations

Fair expands into new pavilion at Somerset House and features new Augmented Reality experience from Canadian artist Edward Burtynsky

Aided by Portugal's rising GDP and wealthy foreign investors, ArcoLisboa has provided a shot in the arm to capital's art market