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The gradual eclipse of the Old Masters and Impressionist worlds is a cautionary tale
Plus: taboo painting of homosexuality for sale; supersized works for Basel Miami; and innovation at Photo London
‘Rabbit’ sale knocks David Hockney from the top spot for living artists
Six bidders vied for eight minutes over the 1890 painting, Sotheby’s said
Ghenie combines the historical gravitas of Gerhard Richter and Luc Tuymans with the painterly flair of Peter Doig
Plus: online gallery deal stumbles; Frieze and Tefaf fairs coexist in New York; Phyllida Barlow makes pom-poms for Masterpiece
The international art event lays bare sociopolitical faultlines like no other
From Russia to the Philippines, here are the highlights of this year’s event
As the 58th edition of the European art event arrives, we look at the biggest trends, the new arrivals, and speak to artists and curators involved
With the country’s first appearance at the event, curator Nana Oforiatta Ayim is testing out what a national African pavilion can be
Organisers and partipicants at the Venice Biennale are finding new ways to document the event for future generations
From an immersive installation to a socio-historical voyage, here’s what the new arrivals are bringing to La Serenissima
In the spaces between the Arsenale and Giardini, a new programme of live works is coming to the city
Ahead of representing France at the Venice Biennale, the Turner Prize-winner talks about creating her semifictional world
Ahead of representing Ireland in Venice, she talks about sculpture, nationality and the serious business of making art
A major retrospective at Venice’s Cini Foundation reveals a fresh, masterful, never-flagging Burri
Claudio Beorchia takes up residence under the eyes of Giorgione and Titian
Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath talk about reframing history — and why they don’t talk about ‘Arab art’
Plus: Artvest sells stake in Tefaf New York; Blum & Poe takes on Harvey Quaytman; book explores geometry in Middle Eastern art
Ursula Hauser talks about staging an all-female exhibition to mark her 80th birthday — and competing with her gallerist daughter
The ceramicist and writer talks about exile, belonging — and his longtime ‘obsession’ with porcelain
The event featured works by celebrated artists shown in a range of unusual buildings
As Frieze returns to the city, we look at the fair’s highlights and trends, and speak to some of the key people involved
Plus: Raphael under the radar; change at Photo London; Brussels gets ‘woke’
The event, which opens in Brooklyn this year, could provide an alternative model for selling art and design
