Playful events such as Lyndsey Ingram’s ‘Bourdon Street Chippy’ are a gateway to higher spending, writes Melanie Gerlis

The 3.5 billion-year-old gemstones are part of a display from the diamond company De Beers

According to gallerists, collectors are taking longer to make decisions this year—but they are still showing up to buy

Amid a challenging art market, the gallerists remain positive about London's resilience as an international hub

While the new Fondation Cartier exemplifies the heft of corporate giving in Paris, the additions of YDP and Ibraaz bring London greater diversity

Plus: artworks with ectoplasm

Samia Halaby’s retrospective at the Eskenazi Museum of Art was cancelled last year, but she's in London with a message of optimism

Few collectors are as well positioned for Frieze as Rajan Bijlani, whose home, a former pottery studio, is a ten-minute stroll across Regent’s Park

Across eight galleries featuring ten artists, ‘Echoes in the Present’ is curated by the Nigerian art historian Jareh Das

Alexander Herman argues that rules set up three-quarters of a century ago may no longer be fit for purpose

The fair continues to support emerging spaces and spotlight West African and Brazilian artists this year

A deal struck with the emirate's department of culture will see the brand take over the existing Abu Dhabi Art fair

The first three works could sell for as much as $145,000 in Los Angeles next month

‘Crowns (Peso Neto)’ (1981) is estimated to fetch between $35m and $40m

Amid geopolitical instability around the world the market is looking to “safe” works—and artists are searching for new spaces to speak out

The exhibition, Dialogues, pairs 20th and 21st century art by the likes of Picasso, Adam Pendleton and David Hammons with the objects that inspired it

Strong interest has resulted in the the fair having upwards of 50% more participants than anticipated, organisers say

Following the conflict between Iran and Israel in June, galleries in Tehran are continuing to show resilience

As data from the last 150 years show, a market that thrives on free trade will have to diversify to survive

Saffronart's latest auction in New Delhi is the largest ever held in South Asia, while Sotheby's in London made the highest price for Modernist F.N. Souza

Sotheby's and Phillips's Hong Kong sales were also down from their 2024 equivalents

The London-based dealership specialising in Old Masters and antiquities is launching in Riyadh—but is there enough demand?

The mega gallery will be the latest high-profile departure from the H Queen's building as the city's art market struggles with economic slowdown

The prominent art dealership has closed its London operations in “a technical step to restructure a lease that no longer aligned with its plans”

The gallery, opened in its current iteration in 1993, will be replaced by the new venture, Anna Schwartz Projects

The fair’s second edition brought in more visitors and featured strong presentations especially by local artists and of textile works

The sale will help the auction house pay down debt, chief executive Charles F. Stewart told staff in an internal email

Kngwarray's late but dazzling career changed perceptions of Aboriginal art. The curators of her retrospective explore how a sudden demand for her work reflects “complex histories and power dynamics in Australia”

Carly Murphy, who has been at Christie's since 2022 and previously worked at Sotheby's for more than a decade, will move to the fairs sector later this month

The 20th edition of the fair brings together 51 galleries from 16 countries