Five of the works from the Blaquier-Arrieta collection go on show in London today as part of an international tour ahead of the sale in November

The 19th century work ‘Rome, from Mount Aventine’, which holds the British painter's auction record from 2014, is on display at the Palazzo Rondinini before going under the hammer at Sotheby's London in December

Thomas Kaplan’s Leiden Collection acquired Saint John on Patmos at Sotheby’s, the 18th work by the Dutch master to enter the collection

Exhibitor numbers for the fair's 2026 edition are still down from pre-pandemic levels, and its collectors and galleries are largely from Colombia

The fair’s Presents section for younger galleries, often among its most vibrant sectors, features bold stands organised by ambitious dealers who understand the costs of doing business

True to the fair’s mission, many exhibitors are showing works by long-overlooked practitioners of abstract art

Heirs to Jewish banker Salomon Flavian claim they were not consulted before the sale, meanwhile Sotheby's argues the work may have not been forcibly taken at all

A real-estate crisis, fraught politics, and a market downturn have all factored into Heidi's move

What is the future for the art market when monetary value trumps aesthetic value?

The event, started in 1988 and one of London's oldest art fairs, returns to the Saatchi Gallery this week with over 70 exhibitors

In October, the auction house will once again tap into the US boom of Japanese popular culture with a sale centred on Dragon Ball, Pokémon, Sailor Moon and Studio Ghibli

The truck-based fair’s latest edition, coinciding with The Armory Show, will feature 20 exhibitors

The fair’s autumnal edition, devoted to overlooked or under-recognised bodies of work from the previous century, is taking over Sotheby’s headquarters

New York’s biggest art fair has revamped its footprint to place artists of the Caribbean and its diasporas in the foreground, as well as stalwarts of the hometown scene

Organisers are highlighting the city's role as a regional culture hub despite ongoing economic and political challenges

The non-selling show was inspired by Hockney’s three-week visit to China in 1981, as the country was reopening to the world

The Rio fair brings together 76 galleries as an upcoming presidential election and a new generation of collectors shape the market

As the auction house continues to celebrate 40 years of operating in Asia, its exciting line-up of September sales offers renowned global artists alongside those with strong markets in the region

Estimated between €22m-€30m, it leads a 28-lot sale at Sotheby’s Paris of the collection of Jeanne Schlumberger

Having helped establish Henry Street as a New York art destination, the dealer now has a new gallery name, a new space and a new director

Plus, a rare Chinese vase decorated with Buddhist lions and a moody landscape by Lois Dodd

From Soho to Chelsea, established local galleries, newcomers and others are opening new spaces or relocating their businesses

A Jewish non-binary lesbian who fled the Nazis and lost much of her work in a 1944 studio fire, Moss's paintings and sculptures are the subject of a commercial exhibition at Ward Moretti

A Connecticut auction house identified the stolen works in a private estate collection and helped return them

Panellists at The Art Business Conference, London, argued for greater recognition of visual art's impact

Charles Asprey has shown courage and imagination by donating works to the tiny and remote Pier Arts Centre, instead of one of the UK’s prestigious London-based institutions

In the second Gilded Age, the super-rich value luxury and collectibles over fine art

The voluntary programme will allow consignors to contribute a portion of the hammer price to artists, which Bonhams will match

Opening days of Seoul's Art Week show the South Korean market entering a more mature, if less ebullient, phase

A new paper links widening wealth inequality to the market’s growing reliance on ultra-rich collectors