May 17, 2013
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May 17, 2013
May 17, 2013
The Art Market: bid to save the planet
DiCaprio bats for tigers; Frieze scores strongly
©Hyla Skopitz
May 17, 2013
Common ground in a divided world
Can art act as an ambassador? Can it span chasms of mutual mistrust and misunderstanding?
©Hisashi Kumon
May 17, 2013
East, west and points in between
Super-curator Yuko Hasegawa’s flair for fusing cultures and disciplines is ideally suited to Hong Kong
May 17, 2013
Ploughing a new furrow
Painter Wang Xingwei has found a fertile way forward for Chinese art
May 17, 2013
Master of his own mythology
In Indonesia, Nyoman Masriadi’s mixing of Balinese and pop culture has brought him world renown
From
PERSONAL FINANCE
May 16, 2013
Christie’s sets global record with $495m sale
Cash-rich individuals in search of returns pour money into art
From
VISUAL ARTS
May 15, 2013
Empire State: New York Art Now, Rome
This show examines the importance of New York in the art world
©Sarah Lee
From
VISUAL ARTS
May 12, 2013
Performance art, Frieze New York
Art fairs such as Frieze New York are increasingly incorporating performance art
May 10, 2013
The Art Market: apples – only $41.6m a bowl
Impressionist and modern sales end in success; an arrest made over Egyptian loot; Baselitz faces tax blitz
May 6, 2013
Collective.1: a redesign for Manhattan
An ambitious design fair aims to shake up New York
From
VISUAL ARTS
May 5, 2013
Julie Mehretu, White Cube, London
The Ethiopian-born artist’s first London show explores upheaval and the Arab spring
May 3, 2013
Minimalist in Manhattan
Donald Judd embraced a ruined SoHo block and made it his own. Now it has become a space to inspire others
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Singapore ker-ching
The city-state’s National Art Gallery will hold the world’s largest collection of southeast Asian art