A 1980s lithograph by David Hockney Feb 10, 2012

The Art Market: Sales, resales and no sales

Rollercoaster results in London; ARR case settles in California; Freud and Hockney for sale

From PERSONAL FINANCE Feb 2, 2012

Stamps retain scope for first-class returns

Rarest examples considered for investment purposes

Painting of a crane Jan 27, 2012

The art market: All new in Delhi

The fourth edition of the India Art Fair gets under way while Gagosian is again targeted in a lawsuit

From MANAGEMENT Jan 27, 2012

Art for art’s sake?

Schools believe that art can give students a more rounded business school experience

friedhelm hutte Emma Jacobs from MANAGEMENT Jan 26, 2012

Portrait of the curator as a bank employee

Friedhelm Hütte, global head of Deutsche Bank’s art collection, does not like talking money

Film

The Descendants Film

Nigel Andrews reviews Alexander Payne’s ‘The Descendants’, Drake Doremus’s ‘Like Crazy’, ‘The Grey’ and more

Peter Aspden on culture

David Hockney

David Hockney on his new landscape show in London and why the ‘arrival of spring can’t be done in one picture’

Subodh Gupta's sculpture Jan 22, 2012

India’s buying game

Rachel Spence on a scheme that aims to encourage the growing number of contemporary art collectors in the sub-continent

Krishen Khanna Jan 22, 2012

Travels and tribulations

How a much-loved painting by Indian artist Krishen Khanna was restored and preserved

‘YOB’ by Gilbert & George Jan 22, 2012

The art market

Galleries are heaving in Hong Kong but leaving Las Vegas; Old Masters take centre stage in New York

'Michael Wolf/William Eggleston, $11.50' (2011) Jan 20, 2012

Strangely satisfying

Although photography is everywhere within the London Art Fair, it is more often than not cloaked in some way

Howard Hodgkin Lunch with the FT from VISUAL ARTS Jan 20, 2012

Howard Hodgkin

Over frankfurters and schnitzel at the Delaunay, the artist tells Jackie Wullschlager about his life, his loves and why he finds painting frightening

Jan 13, 2012

A view of Brussels

Chic but understated, the Brafa fair offers high-quality works of art to an audience of serious collectors, writes Susan Moore

Jan 13, 2012

The art market: January blues banished

Art Stage Singapore and London Art Fair kick-start a busy new year, writes Georgina Adam

Jan 8, 2012

Gold feels weight of Paulson Curse

Investors worried hedge fund might liquidate positions in bullion

Jan 6, 2012

Ancient Greek coins fetch record $25m

Record for ancient Greek coin broken at auction

Peter Aspden from VISUAL ARTS Dec 30, 2011

Baggage to be carried lightly

To admit to doubt, and open yourself to visions other than your own – there is no nobler mission for art

Dec 30, 2011

The art market: Record breakers and fakers

Georgina Adam pinpoints some high and low points of the action during 2011

Vanessa Friedman Dec 30, 2011

Lunch with the FT: Peter Brant

The industrialist and art collector reveals why he identifies with the 99 per cent

Dec 27, 2011

Greek coin lot set to fetch millions

Spectacular collection to be auctioned in New York

Dec 24, 2011

The art market: Hollywood sparkle

The Liz Taylor sale, a revamp for Bonhams and fears over fakes

Dec 16, 2011

The art market: The sex factor

Parisian saleroom Drouot will be engulfed in erotica as it stages the largest ever sale in this sexy speciality

Visual arts slideshows

david hockney

"WOLDGATE WOODS, 21, 23 & 29 NOVEMBER 2006" OIL ON 6 CANVASES (36 X 48" EA) 72 X 144" OVERALL DAVID HOCKNEY The artist’s first major UK landscape show

Video

Multimedia

podcast

margin call ‘Margin Call’ and the story of financial thrillers

VIDEO

cecilia gallerani Leonardo da Vinci at London’s National Gallery