Online project documents one year of anti-government protests in the territory and aims to rally support from international art community

A new draconian law against protests imposed by Beijing and the end of a more open trade agreement with the US has the city’s arts community worried

Fair, called Unscheduled, will take place in June in the revamped Central Police Station compound

Jeremy Deller judged the sixth edition which is backed by the European Union

Museums in South Korea and Hong Kong have also started reopening after coronavirus lockdowns

As galleries feel the impact of Art Basel’s cancellation, many consider moving to cheaper, up-and-coming locations such as Kowloon and South Island

The K11 Art Foundation founder is donating millions of masks aimed to help low-income communities in their fight against Covid-19

Visitor numbers at some of the world’s most popular art venues have nosedived and uncertainty for the future remains

The firm is also rolling its London June sales into one week for the first time in more than a decade

The region’s art scene has experienced relentless growth since the 2002-03 epidemic. Will it be able to recover from the latest health crisis as quickly as it did almost two decades ago?

A look at how the market is responding to the epidemic

Local galleries are determined to forge ahead after the fair announced it will not take place this year in light of coronavirus fears

The decision comes a week after the World Health Organisation declared Coronavirus outbreak a global emergency and repeated calls for its cancellation from exhibitors

Local dealers plan to forge ahead with exhibitions even if Art Basel decides to cancel this year's edition of the fair in the city

Dominique and Arthur de Villepin say new space will be shaped by their collecting experiences and relationships with artists

Special administrative region has also limited travel to the mainland to lower transmission risk

Galleries including Lévy Gorvy, Lisson and Sprüth Magers have expressed their concerns in a letter to the fair organisers

With pro-democracy demonstrations showing no sign of abating, the fair is working with a broker to offer galleries cover at 20 times the normal rate

We look back at the stories that have overturned the art world order this year

Leave the Bus Through the Broken Window follows filmmaker Andrew Hevia as he fumbles his way through the often exclusionary art world

Substance was used during a rally calling for the government to meet the protestors' “five demands”

The gallery will relocate to a new cultural and residential district developed by billionaire collector Adrian Cheng

This is the first time the Florentine museum has formed a long-term partnership with a foreign institution

Susi Law Wai-shan, Clara Cheung and Wong Tin Yan ran in the elections which had an unprecedented 71.2% turnout

Launch of revamped government-run museum to go ahead as planned following $119m facelift

In Hong Kong, university campuses have become literal battlegrounds in the protracted clash between police and protesters over the region’s future

The non-profit art space derives half its annual income from the charity gala which last year raised a record HK$7.8m

If not immune to geopolitical unrest, then perhaps art is a refuge for money that is struggling to find its way into other assets

Law banning face masks sparks more protests and brings Metro and buses to a halt, but Fine Art Asia chief says impact on fair is minimal

Sweeping demonstrations are putting people off buying art, but relations with the US are likely to have a greater long-term effect