Art market
Ullens buys Tayou at Venice Biennale
The collectors add work by Pascale Marthine Tayou to their extensive collection
Design Miami/Basel's aspirations towards Asian market are realised with potential Seoul edition
Representatives of the Seoul Design Foundation have contacted founder Craig Robins requesting his presence in Korea
My road to Basel 1985: Interview with Shirazeh Houshiary
Shirazeh Houshiary on identity, spirituality and the excess of gimmicks in contemporary art
Market experiences new vigour: Design Miami/Basel 2009
Dutch school of design is in the ascendant as the fair commences off Messeplatz
Basel satellite fairs beset by management complications in the midst of US dealers shunning Europe
Exhibitors wary of investing in weak market, while community groups oppose Scope tent on public open space
Watercolours by Cholla the painting horse featured at the Venice Biennale
An equivalent was not to be found at Art Basel, which upheld tradition in its biped-only selection
Forty years of Art Basel: From Stübli to global hub
Artists, buyers, sellers, organisers, critics and restaurateurs have recorded their memories of Art Basel’s first four decades
Indonesian antiquities thefts show no sign of abating
Fakes left in place of stolen artefacts in elaborate webs of deceit
Hauser & Wirth to open in New York
Gallery hopes to buck the downturn with transatlantic expansion
Gallery raid sparks panic over supposed fakes of late artist d’Arcy Doyle
Artist’s widow in marathon authentication exercise
Havana Biennial opens as relations with US thaw
Local artists show alongside established international names, as collectors and exhibitors circumvent trade restrictions
Economically tough times lead to backroom deals and distress selling
Now that auction houses are no longer offering guarantees, an increasing number of purchases are likely to take placeas discreet transactions brokered by art dealers
Low prices promoted contemporary art at Arte Americas
Latin American collectors moved outside traditional comfort zones
Chicago's industrialist benefactors built the city’s art collections—but can today’s patrons maintain them?
So far the next generation have yet to replicate their parents’ efforts on the same scale
From the archive | A 2009 studio visit with the king of the one-liner Frank Stella in the fallout from the global financial crash
The artist reveals that his cavernous upstate New York studio includes a Formula 1 racing car that had "drifted in", and is packed with art following the recent cancellation of two exhibitions in Europe: "It's not good"
Impressionist and Modern auction report: Mid-market pictures in demand
Collectors respond as prices drop to 2005-6 level
Financial crisis scuppers Moscow World Fine Art Fair
Exhibitors fear that collectors will no longer make high-price purchases
Private collectors active at Arco but museums too quiet
We look at the talking points and early sales
Park West sued by customers who demand refunds for "fake" works
The gallery dismisses the suit as a “smear campaign”
“Dear Ronnie”: letter from Bacon in Kray sale
The auction took place on 26th January
US collectors are driving hard bargains in what has become a buyer’s market
In an economic downturn, collectors are calling the shots
Buyer of Warhol’s Green Car Crash revealed?
The large-scale “disaster painting” is the most expensive Andy Warhol ever to sell at auction
Tomlin says ta-ta to Rauschenberg
The long time friend and collector of Rauschenberg has seven up for sale
Institutions are increasingly likely to loan works of art to the most powerful private galleries
Public art for private gain?
Tough times in the art market may create new opportunities
The current drop in activity may be healthy for the sustainability of the future art market
Difficult timing for autumn fairs in New York as financial crisis hits home
Allegations of “fake” antiques further undermine confidence
Speculation in young artists is over, and the smaller dealers will be hurt the most
Auction houses are selling less work by young artists
Warhol Foundation cast doubt on claims that artist worked with Warhol
UK auctioneer says Pietro Psaier worked in The Factory and died in the 2004 tsunami; his body has never been found
Diamond skull will go to auction if it fails to sell, says Damien Hirst
"A number of interested individuals are looking to purchase the skull at its full price of $100m"

