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European dealers bring eclectic mix of antiques and Old Masters to New York
In their first collaboration, the gallerists are showing 300 works priced from $30,000 to $10m
Collectors can find a new niche at Frieze Masters
David Bailey’s torn portraits, sculpture from Borneo and netsuke put the eclectic into Collections
The New York gallerist who did it her way
Paula Cooper recalls SoHo back in the day and its pioneering artists at Frieze Masters
Gagosian opens third, and largest, gallery in London
New Mayfair space is part of cultural revival of the area
Miró’s grandson marks opening of exhibition by staging Dada-inspired performance
Zurich show emphasises Spanish artist's more daring side
Latest young gallerist to open in London commissions art you can really use
Studio_Leigh launched last week in a three-storey former Victorian varnish factory in Shoreditch
Adam Sheffer appointed president of Art Dealers Association of America
The partner at New York gallery Cheim & Read stresses the importance of building relationships with collectors and scholarship
Moscow gallery closes weeks after LGBT show is shut down by police
The founder of Red Square Gallery blames a lack of funding and the clampdown on freedom of speech
Fontana and Burri take centre stage in London’s galleries
Italian auctions trigger a surge in the country’s post-war art, and the city’s dealers answer the demand
Cult all-female show revisited after 30 years
Sprüth Magers looks back at Eau de Cologne exhibitions, as “question of power has not really changed”
Comfort blankets: White Cube show examines the politics of quilts and tapestries
New works by contemporary artists will hang alongside textiles by Gee's Bend and Amish women
Shanghai art week launches with West Bund openings
The leading gallery ShanghArt has moved into the emerging arts district, along with artists and private collectors
Back to school: top six gallery shows in London this week
William Kentridge's marching refugees, Luc Tuymans's abstract friends and possibly the capital's tiniest show
Five hundred years of printmaking comes to New York in November
Print fair offers works by blue-chip artists for a fraction of the price of their paintings
Mike Kelley’s Superman-inspired sculptures coming to New York
Hauser & Wirth to show the artists Kandors series, based on the comic book's bottled city
Murakami organises Japanese ceramics exhibition in Los Angeles
Blum & Poe show features works by three ceramicists who experiment with ancient techniques
The great debate: why galleries could take even more money from their artists
This was the controversial suggestion of a recent survey. We asked its author and four art-world figures to comment
Danh Vo and Isabella Bortolozzi part ways amid Bert Kreuk legal case
The artist has instructed a new legal team separately to his former dealer as appeal is lodged in The Hague
Hamptons gallery show remembers overlooked Abstract Expressionist Anna Walinska
As well as becoming a well-known portrait painter, she also founded the Guild Art Gallery in Manhattan
Gagosian nets estate of Nam June Paik, grandfather of video art
The gallery launches its worldwide representation of the artist with a show in Hong Kong in September
Cabinet gallery’s new Vauxhall home stands on Pleasure Gardens of the past
The purpose-built, five-storey building is backed by arts patron Charles Asprey
Gallery specialising in contemporary African art to open in London
Tyburn Gallery will also feature work by artists from other emerging markets
Italian gallery to open London outpost in October
Tornabuoni Art will inaugurate sixth space with Lucio Fontana solo show
White Cube to close São Paulo gallery after three-year lease ends
Gallery will focus on special projects in Brazil