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What to see during London’s busiest art week
Big-value sales are the fruit of careful behind-the-scenes preparation
What to see at Sunday Art Fair, Moniker and the Other Art Fair
The artist’s challenging late works, ‘Théâtres de Mémoire’, go on show in London
How curated tours are helping institutions to build relationships with their supporters
This Somerset House exhibition is a statement about collectivity and collaboration across disparate territories
This year, the fair offers a delightful wander down the many paths of Modernism
Dineo Seshee Bopape’s installation was acquired for Towner Art Gallery in Eastbourne
The difficulty of showing, let alone selling, explicit sexual material gets the full frontal treatment at the Frieze
This year’s programme finds inspiration in an unlikely place, says curator Ralph Rugoff
Georgina Starr stages her art in London for the first time in 10 years
Meet the founders of the modest gallery that is fielding two of the four artists in the 2017 Turner Prize
The Bacon that didn’t sell; a Leonardo with a back story; $1.1m art theft; Beijing museum gets backing
Feminist works old and new; society portraits; porcelain smashes records in Hong Kong auction
A London foundation is connecting private buyers with the wider public
How the painter is using the once-unfashionable narrative genre to explore the theme of natural disaster
A London exhibition explores the Italian movement’s influence on the work of a range of later British artists
Now in its fifth year, the 1:54 art fair sees a market at a turning point
A Canadian dealer brings some of the finest examples of art from the Pacific Northwest to Frieze Masters
Ahead of a solo exhibition in London, the artist talks about ‘terre verte’ and changing gallerists
Dealers and auction houses are using narrative to exhibit works ever more creatively
The fair is expanding beyond fine art to include artefacts, tribal art, ceramics, rare books and textiles
Time for some rules; sales in Korea; artists’ photographer delights; differences in Dubai; from Turin to Madrid
Designers push the boundaries with organic furniture and sculptures
The latest news on auctions, galleries, prizes, artists on show
Radical and groundbreaking work doesn’t deter experienced collectors who like a challenge
These perennial collectibles are the stars of a new show in the A22 Gallery in London
The growing market for urban art comes with its own nuances and challenges
The Florence art fair has had a sleek makeover but it hasn’t sold its soul
Visitor numbers are up on last year, but big sales prove hard to come by
All eyes on Cape Town; Berlin dealer sticks to London; Americans invade Chatsworth
A forthcoming sale illuminates the late artist’s personality
More fairs but fewer galleries; Hirshhorn buys spitting video; London art crime; erotic sale gains extra coverage
Fifth-generation dealers Nicolas and Alexis Kugel talk about adapting to less flamboyant modern tastes
A rare exhibition reveals the diverse tastes of the family dynasty, from tribal art to designer chairs
Biennale Paris’s ramped-up vetting process aims to calm art world nerves after last year’s faking scandal
The Left Bank’s Parcours des Mondes focuses on the influence that ancient traditions exert on contemporary artists
