Offered at Sotheby's London for between £3m and £5m, it is the first painting by the Northern Renaissance master to come to the market in decades

Following landmark elections in February, Art Dhaka debuts as the city’s first commercial hybrid art fair, aiming to boost the country’s private art sector

Despite the city’s cultural richness, its galleries are struggling, caught between increasingly cautious established collectors, and enthusiastic youngsters with (for now) limited budgets

ArtTactic’s latest report on attitudes to the market suggests rising confidence—but previous moments of optimism were short-lived

Plus, an enigmatic Man Ray kiss

With around 80% of its exhibitors based in Canada, this edition of the country’s biggest art fair reflects the current “elbows up” attitude of a nation embroiled in a trade war with its neighbour

The fair leaves its downtown Dallas venue after 18 years for a larger, single-level space on the Southern Methodist University campus

British Art Market Federation also emphasises the important role small businesses within the art trade

Submitted ten months late, the documents outline cost-cutting measures and refinancing plans for the mega gallery's UK-registered company

The next edition of the Doha fair will welcome 82 galleries, 30 of which are newcomers

The long-unseen painting is now the most expensive work by the Impressionist artist sold in France

Fifth edition of the fair will conclude on Friday evening, with demonstrations in Paris expected to resume this weekend

Increasing the state’s power over works that are designated as “national treasures” runs the risk of damaging the art market

A flurry of seven- and eight-figure works were snapped up on the opening days of the fair

Leslie Roberts’s lawyer says the disgraced gallerist has been key to helping authorities uncover other art-fraud cases

A recent spate of closures has led to calls for legislation—but education is important, too

The unfinished painting’s mysterious origins were further complicated by a family betrayal during the Second World War and, now, competing claims

Abstract works by the Swedish artist are rare to auction, but Ser III No.5 from 1920 will be sold at Bukowskis next month estimated around $600,000 to $800,000

A commodity economist explains why the art market's plumbing, its financial apparatus and its blind spots all look familiar—and why it enables fraudsters like Inigo Philbrick

A fascination with Cool Britannia is evident at exhibitions, auctions and art fairs—though some question whether a revival of this era is possible or wise

Works by Yayoi Kusama and Gerhard Richter were also among those that failed to hit their presale estimates

Led by a Nazi-looted Kandinsky, the heavily guaranteed 20/21 Century evening sale made £178m in total

After the gallery’s shock collapse, many of its artists are present at the fair under different representation

The fair is adapting to changing buying patterns, but it seems to be paying off for galleries offering radical works

Whether they are joining the family firm or striking out on their own, a growing number of younger professionals are smashing the stereotype of what an Old Master dealer looks like

The artist-dealer launched the careers of some of India’s greatest art stars working today

Kuala Lumpur's inaugural Art KL and the opening of Muara Arts will boost the country's burgeoning sector

Plus a marble torso of a Roman emperor and an Augustan marble portrait head of a girl

A forecast generational shift in art ownership is fuelling a new sales pitch—but buying art as an investment remains a gamble

More than 60 artists have donated work including Genieve Figgis, Alvaro Barrington, Joshua Donkor and Sanya Kantarovsky