Gallery Climate Coalition’s inaugural Stocktake Report shows the difference the art sector can make when it comes to the climate—but the next five years are crucial, says chair Frances Morris

The UK gallery is being prosecuted for allegedly making available a work by George Condo to a person connected with Russia after the country's invasion of Ukraine in 2022

At a time when mid-sized galleries are suffering from hasty expansions, Herald St Bologna reflects a more sustainable attempt at growth

As she opens an anniversary show drawing on her global gallerist network, Marfa' founder Joumana Asseily recounts a decade of major challenges and milestone achievements

The popular Japanese artist will have his first show with David Zwirner in New York

The Bethnal Green gallery's adventurous programme included DIS and Juliana Huxtable

"The conventional museum-gallery-collector pipeline known as ‘the Art World’ isn’t the most important thing about art," Sachs says

Several New York galleries have hit major milestones in recent months—what lessons can those in charge impart?

The dealer’s first curatorial project since her release from prison re-examines the art boom of the 1980s, when she cemented her place in the market

Our pick of the best stands in the section devoted to galleries up to 12 years old

From re-assembling a baby T. rex skeleton and digging a hole in Regent’s Park to wrangling a kinetic credit-card snaffler, no challenge is too great

The gallery’s current exhibition by the Japanese painter Shinpei Kusanagi will be its last

The new venue is around a quarter of the size of Rech’s former London gallery, which closed in August

The prominent artist and his partner, the gallerist Parinaz Mogadassi, will be preserving McGlynn’s in King's Cross at a time when such important community hubs are continuing to go under

Following the conflict between Iran and Israel in June, galleries in Tehran are continuing to show resilience

The London-based dealership specialising in Old Masters and antiquities is launching in Riyadh—but is there enough demand?

The mega gallery will be the latest high-profile departure from the H Queen's building as the city's art market struggles with economic slowdown

The prominent art dealership has closed its London operations in “a technical step to restructure a lease that no longer aligned with its plans”

Writer Barry Avrich has followed up his 2020 documentary about the $80m art fraud case with a new book on the saga

The closure comes eight years after the death of the gallery's influential founder Jack Tilton

The dealer has opened a gallery in the northern Italian city, which is welcoming an influx of new money and favourable tax structures for art

Latest penalties from UK’s customs and revenue office reveal a ramping up of regulatory enforcement

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

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

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

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

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

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

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