Art market
Latin American women take centre stage at Bogotá’s Artbo fair
Female artists lead sections curated by Jens Hoffmann and Pablo León de la Barra
London’s market for Islamic art stays strong
Stricter provenance laws and turmoil in Turkey did not dampen spirits at Sotheby’s and Christie’s
Fiac spills over into Petit Palais
Fair grows bigger with new performance art section and sculpture park
Lawsuit shows difficulties of authentication and repair
Case between collector and dealer over a sculpture damaged in transit becomes a legal saga
Market revs up for racing car artist Salvatore Scarpitta
As the Italian-American’s historical importance is reassessed, curators play catch-up with his later works
Fears grow that hard Brexit will damage UK trade
As short-term worries fade, attention shifts to the future of import VAT, freedom of movement and artists’ royalties
An insider’s guide to collecting
In her new book, the Venezuelan-born collector Tiqui Atencio talks to her peers about how they developed their tastes for buying art
It’s back to the Nineties for Frieze London
Gallery shows from the decade will be recreated in Regent’s Park
PAD fair returns to London's Berkeley Square with tribute to Zaha Hadid
Late architect and designer a longstanding supporter of fair and jury president
Single-owner sales a-go-go in Paris
Salerooms keep sourcing strong collections as auction season kicks off
Biennale des Antiquaires’ brave new look can’t hide turbulent backdrop
Fakes scandals and threat of terrorism just some of the problems faced by the Paris art fair’s organisers
Blockchain: how the revolutionary technology behind Bitcoin could change the art market
The software has the potential to improve transparency, copyright and ownership issues
Viennacontemporary triumphs in round two
Fair returns after seeing off its longer-established rival Viennafair
Object lessons: from a pope's Mannerist cabinet to the Reagans' all-American snow scene
Our pick from this week's auctions in Paris and New York
Object lessons: from a $4m Chinese emperor's handscroll to Giacometti's mouse stools
Our pick of highlights from the week's auctions and art fairs
Can foreign collectors and museums sustain Brazil’s art market?
The country is in the doldrums, but its artists have never before enjoyed such critical acclaim abroad
Art Basel’s owner takes majority stake in India Art Fair
MCH is expanding its portfolio by investing in existing regional art fairs
As artists play the field, galleries are having to adapt
In-demand artists are increasingly calling the shots and forcing dealers to adapt to more fluid relationships
New twist in fake antique furniture scandal overshadows opening of Biennale des Antiquaires in Paris
After Versailles, the Louvre is the latest institution caught up in forgery case involving Kraemer and Aaron galleries
ARTnews reveals 2016's top 200 collectors
Annual list of leading collectors boasts usual array of property developers, computer software designers and bankers
Why a growing number of museum veterans are crossing over to the commercial sector
Boundaries are not what they used to be, as the former director of the Andy Warhol Museum heads to Sotheby’s
Mary Fedden and Julian Trevelyan collection to be sold in aid of historic London studios
Sotheby’s auction is expected to raise £600,000 towards restoration of Durham Wharf by architecture collective Assemble
New arts district to boost Johannesburg’s cultural credentials
As South Africa’s market gains momentum, investor mixes galleries, restaurants and destination shopping in his Keyes Art Mile development