The Belgian art and design firm expands its operations with a long-planned, mixed-use building

Buyers using works as collateral and allegedly defaulting on payment becoming increasingly common in "frothy market"

LD50 defends programme as promoting the “free exploration of ideas” while campaigners call for its closure

The art dealer says she will continue to operate “selective activities” and share representation of the Felix Gonzales-Torres Foundation with David Zwirner Gallery

London institution will be at centre of newly rebranded Mayfair Art Weekend this summer

Duo tells The Art Newspaper it is time “to make new omelette”

Tornabuoni Art inaugurates its new space in the Marais with largest-ever gallery retrospective of the artist’s work

Thousand-page publication will document more than 150 artists who have had solo shows since 1967

Competition is stiff for confirmed works, but buyers also gave a nod to quality

Dutch specialist decided against taking legal action over his Mayfair lease and left area after 40 years

Stephen Cheng says another space in Silicon Valley may follow

Pace and Acquavella galleries team up next April to present “constellation” works by the two artists

The series of 15 never-before-shown works have remained in the artist’s Maine studio since he started them in 2006, four years before his death

Fair’s Public section in Collins Park will take inspiration from the late musician

Dealers and museums join forces to put the Malaysian capital on the art map

Pilar Ordovas’s pop-up exhibition in New York dips into the dymanics behind creative partnerships

A major non-selling loan exhibition at the New York gallery is five years in the planning

German dealers were due to move to another building

Explore art history with Kerry James Marshall and bask in the pure positivity of Mark Leceky

New space expands gallerist’s presence in Asia, adding to his Seoul and Hong Kong sites

California bookseller John Windle has built a 300-strong collection of the British Romantic poet’s art and writing

Ahead of Fiac, our sister Le Journal des Arts has published its first ever list of the leading dealers in Paris

Inaugural display includes paintings by Vassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, Piet Mondrian, Barnett Newman, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Clyfford Still

Foreign galleries are flocking to London

From the Modern masters Fontana and Melotti and the post-war star Alighiero Boetti to the lesser-known artist Rodolfo Aricò and interactive kinetic art

Annual event presents the best local talent while a new parallel fair looks beyond Poland’s borders

The gallery expands its presence in the French capital with a new outpost on the same street

Historic Old Masters gallery will open with exhibition around themes of mortality and vanity

British musician and champion of untrained artists is collaborating on inaugural exhibition at The Gallery of Everything

Event attracted few international collectors but included many standout shows