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Luxembourg + Co opens in Fuller Building; Perrotin doubles up in Seoul; slim Old Masters sales
The French feminist’s playful pieces are now more prized than ever
The resurgent $65bn art market has led to rampant speculation around the work of young artists — who see little of the profit
UK works sell well at Masterpiece; African art at Christie’s; Hôtel Lambert trove; new fair director at Art Basel; Deborah Roberts piece helps charity
It’s a good job his stories earned a fortune because, as a new biography reveals, the author had very expensive tastes
From high-tech heists to antiquarian crime rings, this literary underworld would make a novel of its own
The Greek-Cypriot industrialist enjoys the first look of an ‘Apollo’ show in Hydra by the American artist and longtime associate
Also: Canadian private museum buys Kehinde Wiley series; Simon de Pury helps galleries cash in online; Koons sale raises nearly £10mn for Ukraine
The London-based fair returns after three years with ambitious plans for global growth, says its chief executive
Often overlooked as a minor part of their practice, jewels are attracting major market attention
Timothy Taylor goes big in New York; Mondrian show will boost market; Piano Nobile represents RB Kitaj
Earlier this year, we published our selection of member’s libraries around the globe. It promoted a flurry of responses regarding remarkable reading rooms. Here are some of your favourites…
A Bob Dylan recording, a Francis Bacon and a first edition annotated by Margaret Atwood are all going under the hammer this season
Conservator Katrina Redman saves jewels in danger of deterioration at the V&A
Collectors are getting wound up about chairs, tables and mirrors made from humble cord
The sixth-generation dealer in her family’s Parisian blue-chip gallery on adapting in a changing market and exhibiting at Tefaf
Artists at this year’s fair are taking a minimal approach to engaging with ecological issues and the natural world
In its 10th year, the Tefaf Museum Restoration Fund will help breathe fresh life into a Van Gogh masterpiece and a rare medieval Jewish manuscript
Demand is soaring and Gentileschi has become a household name — and many more are waiting to step into the spotlight
Opening a massive gallery in London devoted to Renaissance art is bold today, but he believes tastes are changing
Bourgeois spider sells for $40mn; challenge at Liste as gallery’s art locked in Shanghai; respite at the June Art Fair; Sotheby’s to offer Bacon painting of Freud for £35mn
The American explores new media and current issues — identity, freedom, healing — in his Hauser & Wirth show
From his gallery in a brutalist church, König has become one of the art world’s tastemakers
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