Art market
Sotheby’s to hold first sale in Dubai
Christie’s moves October auction to London as rival plans first sale in the UAE
Rich mix: PAD London 2017
Design fair reflects market’s eclectic tastes and aims to attract crossover collectors in town for Frieze
US institutions dominate Sotheby’s inaugural museum prize
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and Nasher Museum share the first $250,000 award for shows on Middle Eastern and South Asian art, and Latin American Pop
Gilbert & George take charge of their legacy
Shows in New York, Paris and London mark the artists’ 50th anniversary
Sotheby’s organises selling exhibition to commemorate a century of De Stijl
It is the only exhibition dedicated to De Stijl to be organised outside of Europe this year
Fine Art Asia's diverse offering, from gold deities to gelatin silver prints
The 12th Fine Art Asia fair will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 30 September-3 October
Longstanding Met curator moves to Colnaghi to launch New York gallery
After nearly 30 years at the museum, antiquities expert Carlos Picón will head dealer’s new US venture
Arab artists respond to dictatorship, surveillance and civil war at Beirut Art Fair
Strong showing of Syrian art across the event including by artist Saad Yagan whose Aleppo studio was destroyed in 2012
Hauser & Wirth to open Hong Kong gallery next spring
Swiss dealers will occupy a space in the new H Queens development, as well as establishing offices in Shanghai and Beijing
Will If So, What? be Silicon Valley’s first “smart” art fair?
The new event, which comes online April 2018, combines art and decor and takes its cues from design thinking
In a troubled region, Lebanon is a growing hub for artists
Beirut Art Fair includes a loan exhibition drawing on the country’s rich collections
Rediscovered Chinese seal surfaces at auction in southwestern France
The soapstone seal is believed to be one of two used personally by Emperor Qianlong and was discovered in a French collection
Hungary enjoys the limelight at Vienna Contemporary
At a fair that is emerging as an important locus for central and eastern Europe, the subtle strategies employed by artists living within the constraints of a communist regime come into focus
Adventurous art collection of Jerome and Ellen Stern comes to Sotheby’s
More than 250 works owned by the couple will feature across ten auctions
New South Kensington arts hub begins to woo its future clients
The multipurpose space could cut gallery operating costs by up to 40%
Expo Chicago opens a week of cross-collaboration in the city
A confluence of events and exhibitions makes the Windy City an art and design Mecca
Signs look good at start of Art Berlin
Fair throws off disappointment of previous incarnation with reports of early sales
La Biennale Paris aims to put controversy behind it
The revamped fair opened this week to mixed reviews from press and participants
London commercial scene shake-up as galleries expand in the capital
Modern Art and Herald Street are opening second spaces; König Galerie is coming to town
Details emerge on first Art Basel Cities programme, to launch in Buenos Aires in 2018
The long-term project begins laying ground work with a crowdfunding campaign next month
Lapada: the innovative antiques fair
Dealers betting on overseas buyers attracted by a weak sterling and a shift in tastes away from minimalism as the UK trade association mounts its annual fair
Houston and Miami fairs cancelled due to hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Art Market Productions’ Texas Contemporary and Miami Project plan to return in 2018
Istanbul fair keeps calm and carries on
Contemporary Istanbul is upping its game for its 12th edition.
Howard Hodgkin’s wildly eclectic collection goes on the block at Sotheby’s
Turkish tiles, Persian carpets and Modern British works graced the late artist’s Bloomsbury home
Wright to auction the personal collection of Hudson, iconoclastic gallerist and artists’ champion, in Chicago
The man behind Feature Inc is remembered for his challenging eye—and a fraught relationship with the market
Closure of London’s art and antiques crime squad 'would be madness says former chief
The potential negative implications of the “much mooted” closure of the UK’s art crime unit set the tone for the Art Business Conference yesterday
Cosmoscow: Russia’s contemporary art fair survives against odds in an embattled art scene
Strangled by sanctions and escalating tension with the west, the fair’s fifth edition is determined to build bridges with international galleries
Lévy Gorvy expands in Asia with opening of Shanghai office
Gallery appoints Danqing Li, former Christie’s specialist, as senior director in Asia





























