Contemporary art
Digital romance blooms between art and technology
Computer animation, 3D printing and aerospace software are fast becoming tools of the trade for artists
Soaring Swiss franc makes Basel more of a stretch for Europeans
Dealers from Switzerland acknowledge they need to be aware of buyers’ budgets at the fair
Swiss ski slopes are alive with the sound of art
Second show held in the Swiss ski resort of Gstaad is due to open early next year
African-American artists respond to racial injustice in the US
Works dealing with race relations are hard to miss at this year's fair
German dealer looks to the next generation
Bernheimer Contemporary is launching an exhibition space opposite Museum Island in Berlin
Africa is a state of mind that defies definition
Eurocentric views of the continent’s contemporary art overlook its diversity in an increasinly migratory art world
Collectors are calling the shots at Art Basel and beyond
Roles in flux as patrons establish private museums and foundations or work directly with artists
Sculptures made at Art Basel with Swiss machine precision
Swiss artist Raphael Hefti borrowed state-of-the-art milling machine to carve works
Benin artist to embark on journey to Jerusalem
Georges Adéagbo is due to have a show at the Israel Museum in January 2016
Marlene Dumas to paint Dresden altarpiece
Work will replace a fresco painted by Osmar Schindler in 1910 and badly damaged during the Second World War
Huyghe’s aquarium set to swim from coast to coast
Zoodram 5 (Recollection) is being jointly acquired by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Tobacco chandelier lights up Salon 94 at Art Basel
The hanging sculpture was previously owned by the New York-based patron Agnes Gund
Art Basel opens with works that invite visitors to be part of the art
Experiences at the fair range from reclining in a hammock to enjoying an ice cream
Take me to the Roth Bar, the best watering hole in Basel
All the gossip from Art Basel and beyond
Auckland Castle shows faith in contemporary art
A four-screen video work by Bill Viola to be unveiled this month is the first in a series of installations reflecting on the role of religion in Britain
Roger Hiorns’s jetliner plans finally set to fly
Artist due to bury a Boeing 737 in Birmingham next summer
Gambling millionaire bets on YBA works
David Walsh to sell Chris Ofili’s The Holy Virgin Mary along with pieces by Chapman Brothers, Damien Hirst and Jenny Saville
French art space forged from metalworks
Venue for socio-political art to open in converted armaments factory in Maubourguet


























