In a world now governed by force—as US president Donald Trump and his circle would have it—rather than shared values, art risks being relegated to a power play of ‘proven brands’

Experts explain the intricacies of tax regimes in the UK and the US in relation to major estate dispersals

Units in the Wynwood towers inspired by the anti-capitalist artist are priced between $500,000 and $1.6m

While its neighbours slash their VAT rates on art sales, Spain's remains stubbornly high, leaving its galleries in a "position of complete irrelevance"

The new black comedy, co-starring Jenna Ortega, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Zach Galifianakis and Charli xcx, puts its blue-chip talent up to derivative humour

The Austrian artist’s paintings are relatively rare “trophy pictures”, and prices have rocketed over the past 50 years

Down from around 170 exhibitors in recent years, it is the first edition of the fair under director Kate Sierzputowski

Thirty-six dealers will take part, with more exhibitors hailing from Europe

A rare painting by Sofonisba Anguissola resurfaced in a private collection after it was thought to have been lost

The dealer was known for her support of conceptually challenging artistic practices, and credited with bringing key European figures like Gerhard Richter and Marcel Broodthaers to the US

Belgium's premier art and antiques fair opened its expanded 71st edition this week

The fair’s 12th edition opened with record attendance at its gala preview and eye-catching stands blurring boundaries between art and design

The supermodel has penned an essay for Nahmad Contemporary's upcoming show in Gstaad

Textile pieces and glass sculptures are among our top picks at the Singapore fair

The city-state punches above its weight, with its government institutions, nonprofits and galleries championing not just homegrown artists, but of those from its neighbours across the region

Gallerist Lyndsey Ingram is working with the Lee Miller Archives to support the conservation of the photographer’s works and Sussex home

Plus, a tapestry by Otobong Nkanga and Claes Oldenburg’s electric plug are on sale this month

The Paris court of appeal has ordered Galerie Kraemer to repay Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah Al Thani what he paid after experts “raised doubts” the work was from the 18th century

It is the first year-round tenant in the Frieze-run central London gallery hub

Roland Augustine helped start the influential Chelsea gallery more than 40 years ago

The sale at Bonhams comes just two months after Ross’s auction record was shattered in another charity auction

A selling show at Nature Morte gallery will include work from across the outspoken Chinese artist’s career—amid reports of rising censorship in India

The event's 14th edition is co-led by two dealers with spaces far from the gallery hub neighbourhoods of Colaba and Fort

From the opening of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi to Marcel Duchamp at MoMA, New York, The Art Newspaper's editors look ahead to next year's biggest stories

The work, which has sparked online backlash, will see buyers of the project's tokens choose whether Angus becomes hamburgers and handbags, or is sent to live at an animal sanctuary

The works are included in an upcoming Christie's sale marking the 250th anniversary of US independence

Confidence may be returning, but can ultra high net worth individuals continue drive an enduring market rebound?

In an unsettled market, dealers, collectors and artists weigh up how much art is really worth

Our columnist gazes into her crystal ball to spot the major trends—from London regaining its lustre to AI fatigue—that are set to dominate the trade over the coming 12 months

Art Basel and Frieze are expanding in the Middle East while Art Cologne is reinstating its Mallorca edition