During an unusually hectic few months, law firms have been kept busy representing multiple clients

Historic fair revamps exhibitor list after merger with Paris Tableau

Overall sales volume is down, but Sotheby’s sees profits rise and welcomes a new Chinese investor

Auction of the late art critic’s collection inspires sadness­—but excitement too

From Brian Eno’s lower register to distinguished Danish design

New event in Soviet relic casts an eye beyond Polish borders

Former director of Pompidou among names behind online platform, which sells works for under $10,000<br> <br>

Sales from the 14,000-work collection will continue

Singapore spin-off focuses on Indonesian art

The event draws blue-chip galleries from across the US to the Pacific Northwest

Artists given non-traditional spaces and free rein to put on shows

Fakes and squabbles have long-obscured scholarship, but a catalogue raisonné may now be in the pipeline

Dealers and auction houses stage selling shows during the art world's summer break

New projects are looming, but there are still around 150 artists’ studios in the Brooklyn neighbourhood

A slew of new posts includes the appointment of museum professional Eric Shiner to the Fine Arts division

The gallerist’s new space, which opens this autumn, fills the ground floor of a Chelsea townhouse

A selection of objects that reflect the variety of art on offer, both in terms of price and medium

From a poetic Claude landscape to Rubens's masterpiece depicting biblical incest, here's our pick of this week's sales

As a busy, but thinner, season draws to a close in the wake of Brexit, uncertainty is the order of the day