Galería Tianguis Neza offers affordable works in an approachable setting

Both London and New York spaces are now shut

The New Delhi stalwart, which has raised the profile of many artists, increasingly reflects the growing interest in Indigenous art

We discuss the cancellation of Gabrielle Goliath’s pavilion and the artist’s attempt have the decision overturned, pay tribute to the lauded gallerist Marian Goodman, and hear about Cezanne’s famous ‘The Card Players’

Commercial and non-profit galleries are participating in the national day of action on 30 January, which comes after federal immigration enforcement agents killed US citizens in Minneapolis and Los Angeles

While its neighbours slash their VAT rates on art sales, Spain's remains stubbornly high, leaving its galleries in a "position of complete irrelevance"

The new black comedy, co-starring Jenna Ortega, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Zach Galifianakis and Charli xcx, puts its blue-chip talent up to derivative humour

The dealer was known for her support of conceptually challenging artistic practices, and credited with bringing key European figures like Gerhard Richter and Marcel Broodthaers to the US

The supermodel has penned an essay for Nahmad Contemporary's upcoming show in Gstaad

Gallerist Lyndsey Ingram is working with the Lee Miller Archives to support the conservation of the photographer’s works and Sussex home

It is the first year-round tenant in the Frieze-run central London gallery hub

Uncertainty has gripped life and art in Iran as unrest continues—Trump's threats of military intervention, meanwhile, have ramped up tensions

The gallery behind the adverts has huge holdings of art associated with the Third Reich, and has loaned works to major museums

The event's 14th edition is co-led by two dealers with spaces far from the gallery hub neighbourhoods of Colaba and Fort

Our columnist gazes into her crystal ball to spot the major trends—from London regaining its lustre to AI fatigue—that are set to dominate the trade over the coming 12 months

A series of small-scale, affordable events are challenging the dominant scene

From collaboration to consolidation, some dealers are adapting to a changing market that many agree should not return to its previous peak

The blue-chip gallery has acquired a 19th-century palazzo in need of restoration in Sicily

The South African gallery announced a plan to shift its US base east as it participates in its first Art Basel Miami Beach

The late artist’s captivating bird’s-eye-view paintings are featured on the gallery’s stand at Art Basel Miami Beach

The power threesome will launch Pace Di Donna Schrader Galleries, specialising in secondary market sales

By the time London dealer Patrick Matthiesen realised the person he had handed “Mother and Child on a Hammock” over to was not who he claimed to be, it was too late

The decision is framed as a “strategic evolution for the gallery as it consolidates its operations in London”

The blue-chip mainstay, which for the past 15 year has operated from a Foster + Partners-designed headquarters on the Bowery, will shutter at the end of December

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