Caribbean-focused curatorial programme and expanded sections for emerging galleries headline 2026 edition of the New York City fair

‘Sunflowers’ does not make the list—and there are other surprises

Longtime senior director David Norr assumes sole ownership following a years-long leadership transition

Private sales and flexible financing arrangements are also helping the businesses shore up their bottom lines

One of the most complete fossilised skeletons of its kind beat the previous record, held by Ken Griffin’s Apex, by more than $5m

Data from Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips shows confidence from major single-owner sales is trickling down to the rest of the art market

Three timepieces are among the house's top five highest-priced lots this year

The alternative fair’s first international edition will occupy two architecturally distinctive venues in the Marais

The pieces come from a beloved 2015 collaboration between Abloh and his alma mater, the University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Baltic state is bidding to bolster its nascent art market

Andrew Crowley, based in Bristol in the UK, has been sentenced for trying to sell statues with forged provenance documents through the auction house in London

More than 200 works on view at Henrique Faria Fine Art are on offer to raise funds for emergency aid in Venezuela through the World Central Kitchen

Work achieved the second highest price ever for a pre-Modern sculpture at auction, while Thomas Lawrence's portrait of the Duke of Wellington sold for an artist record £9.7m at Christie's

New York gallery responds to client needs by offering a $10m-plus de Kooning painting in attention-grabbing move

Plus an early version of the Statue of Liberty derived from the original plaster model of the landmark and an intimate, moody landscape by Milton Avery

Founded by the Brazilian collector Flavia Nespatti, Antesala in Fitzrovia will combine selling shows of Latin American artists with an advisory and public programme

While impressive results in New York and London suggest buoyancy at the very top end, further news of closures and downsizing illustrates the soaring costs facing bricks-and-mortar galleries

Consigned from the holdings of Anita and Poju Zabludowicz, the £15.4m sale fell within estimate

Led by a once-scandalous Modigliani painting, the £296.3m London evening sale provided a bright spot for a market struggling with concerns of Brexit and overseas competition

Beleaguered by Brexit, this year, record auctions and a promising crop of fairs and events are helping to boost the week

Nomad co-founder and director Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte describes the fair as “a resort concept”

Experts weigh in on the effect that the 2016 vote to leave the EU has had on the trade

Multiple galleries at the fair have brought works by the late British artist whose market was “booming when we lost him”

The objects, a stone mask and an intricate ceramic figure, are scheduled to be auctioned Thursday morning in New York

The $30m work has been the subject of almost a dozen years of legal battles

As the market catches up with the ultra-contemporary art championed by Liste Art Fair Basel for decades, the fair includes artists who have found success later in life

A $35m Picasso led first-day sales, while galleries reported strong seven-figure results across both historic and contemporary material

Dealers in the fair's Statements section say they were informed at the last minute that the Baloise Art Prize has been discontinued

Sales are booming as Millennial and Gen-Z collectors are taking a shine to historical artefacts

The boutique dealer-run fair intends to return for 2027