El Sueňo is from a major Surrealist collection amassed by Nesuhi and Selma Ertegun, being sold at Sotheby's New York this November

The Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art will sell off its treasures this autumn at Christie’s in New York

The art market is failing to attract the highest spenders, whose sights are set on other investments as the trade plateaus

Galleries reported satisfactory sales amid a global slump, noting that the relatively low prices and high volume of Japan's market are serving its domestic scene well

Organised by new non-profit RendezVous, the event brought together Brussels's wealth of commercial galleries, institutions and artist-run spaces

Founder Sunny Rahbar reflects on the rise of the Gulf scene and her gallery's journey, from 9/11 to the financial crash of 2008

As dealers end their summer breaks, closures, cancellations and some worrying economic indicators point to tough times ahead

As other parts of the business scale back, advisories continue to launch and expand

Specialists estimate the collections could collectively bring in around $520m during the upcoming auctions in New York this autumn

The gallery will donate its vast archive to the Huntington as it shifts to a new business model

The British artist’s oil, depicting a bored couple, is being offered by the gallery Piano Nobile as part of a selling exhibition

The now separate paintings, ‘Portrait of a Dwarf’ and ‘Two Figures’, were once part of the same work

The fair continues to act as a bridge between eastern and western Europe

The collection of 95 works, built with his wife Princess Catherine, will be auctioned in London on 28 October

Wynn, who died in April, owned trophy works by Lucian Freud, Richard Diebenkorn, Joan Mitchell and others

With the NFT market still a fraction of its recent heights, the auction house has reportedly let go of key staffers

The fair's fourth edition sees its increasingly regional collecting base more subdued—but decent top-end sales and strong institutional presence maintain its position as one of Asia's leading market moments

The move will allow the fair to grow significantly, from around 30 exhibitors to around 50

The 11th edition of the paper-focused fair explores the innumerable ways that the material can be used as a vehicle of expression—with some paintings and ceramics for good measure

After overseeing four editions of Art Basel’s French fair, Delépine will take the helm at the Fondation Galeries Lafayette’s art and culture space

The new project, featuring 11 galleries and a group show, frames itself as an alternative to more conventional Armory Week fairs

The fair is unfolding amid market jitters and following a string of gallery closures, but dealers were upbeat and reporting solid sales during the VIP preview

Owner of O Gallery says her participation affirms ‘importance of cultural dialogue at a time when exchange across borders is increasingly fraught’

The fair, which spotlights art from the previous century, is showing overlooked women Modernists as well as boundary-pushing painters and sculptors

The Weis family's private trove of masterworks has emerged at last

At the fair’s second New York iteration, bespoke functional art meets food, music, drag and even body piercing

Could the Manhattan district attorney's seizures be putting people off sending artworks to the city?

Teasing apart the alliances between for-profit trade events and charitable organisations

Exhibitors at the new fair on wheels will work out of trucks rather than from stands

The opening of the NFT platform SuperRare’s physical space and Heft Gallery, both on the Lower East Side, signal growing collector interest and institutional acceptance