Galleries from Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand, among other countries, are bringing the work of emerging artists to Art SG’s Futures section

With new galleries, private art foundations and an influx of potential new collectors, Singapore’s art market is looking for growth

An exhibition at Hauser & Wirth explores how the master of genre hopping embraced an entirely different style during his final decade

Three artists living in exile collaborated on the exhibition "Longing: In Between Homelands"

Even art spaces far from the raging wildfires have closed and cancelled events amid a citywide state of emergency, dangerous smoke and high winds

The Italian city is becoming a hub for millionaires thanks to an attractive tax regime for high earners

We asked the art world’s movers and shakers what's in store for the next 12 months

The New York gallery first opened in 1971

The five-gallery fair was staged inside one of Manhattan's most famous hotels

Since the agreement came into force on 27 November, spaces have been trying to return to some semblance of normality

On the second day of Art Basel Miami Beach, leading dealers, advisers and market experts are split on the US president-elect’s tax and tariff plans

Dealer Larry Gagosian said "colllectors are taking their time" on the fair's first day

The lower-priced sector is also the fastest growing, doubling over the past decade

The state’s finance surge has paid only modest dividends to the art trade

Karma gallery, now representing the influential artist’s estate in the US, will reveal his circus-themed paintings at Art Basel Miami Beach and his ‘wild’ portraiture next year

Flowers Gallery has opened its annual exhibition of little pieces

They might not be hailed by the critics, but the likes of Opera and Halcyon are forging ahead

It is the latest Indian gallery to expand to a second city

Two of the vulnerable works were damaged and abandoned, while two others were apparently too large to fit in the getaway car and so were cut out of their frames

From Neo-Pop to the Zero Zero Generation to 3/11, the Ryutaro Takahashi collection traces the past 30 years of Japanese contemporary art

The new gallery will open in David Lewis’s former space

The 47-year-old gallery has made a big move Downtown—to street level—and launched its new space with a sprawling show of works by 50 artists

Experts at galleries, charities and more are hoping that the chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce measures that assist cultural institutions in reducing their carbon footprint

As part of a rousing new scheme, dozens of exhibitors will unveil notable works only once the fair opens to the general public

No longer just for antiquities and long-gone artists, more galleries at Frieze Masters are selling Modern and contemporary works—and other dealers are also widening their repertoire

Nat Faulkner wins the Camden Art Centre’s Emerging Artist Prize, while Proyectos Ultravioleta bags the Frieze London Stand Prize 2024

Our pick of the highlights from the fair's section for emerging galleries

To retain the country’s share of the art market, the government needs to ensure that the costs and complexity of buying and selling art in the UK are kept under control

While bigger ticket items have been selling at Frieze Masters, once high-flying ultra-contemporary artists have fallen out of favour

Manchester-born William Hine, former director at Grimm Gallery, will highlight many contemporary artists who have shown at institutions before, but not had commercial exposure