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Ending the season on a high note; London terrorism won’t deter buyers; Peckham gallery moves out
This is a place mostly for young art, where the cognoscenti can find today’s hot artists
The fair has expanded and the quality is high, from postwar Italian design to furniture by contemporary architects
Often described as the world’s greatest living sculptor, this is the first dedicated show of his films
The current taste for weighty, pricey artists plays to the strength of the fair
A once-in-a-lifetime glimpse of this private artist’s most private practice
Galerie Gmurzynska’s Zurich show explores the artists’ formal similarities and spiritual differences
Local gallerists put on a show for ‘the only time we have a truly international crowd’
The 48th edition of Art Basel opens this week amid changes at galleries and auciton houses
Plus: upcoming auctions and events
The museum extension by Peter Zumthor is under way
Highlights range from Art Nouveau objects to contemporary furniture by architects
From modern art to antiquities, collectors have plenty to choose from
The FT’s latest supplement devoted to the international art market focuses on sales, events, fairs and market news
Philip Hewat-Jaboor is encouraging exhibitors to display prices — a rarity at art fairs
Many of the exhibits here were picked up by loyal supporters and kept secret
Traditional collecting fields are adapting to new tastes and business models
Moves, research, events and results
The Basel family business has built a reputation for shows that mix past, modern and contemporary masters with expertise
A vibrant and affordable art form is on the rise
A first for the Summer Exhibition at London’s Royal Academy
Gallerists are expanding to unusual locations and sharing premises
Given the diversity of materials artists now use, collectors need handling and caretaking instructions
Natural history and classical echoes around the city
The founder of Lisson Gallery talks about finding and nurturing groundbreaking artists
Large-scale installations created before 2000 feature strongly
How a sharing economy could transform the art market
The emphasis remains on cross-collecting, with pieces spanning several thousand years
Art historian and critic Susan Moore explains her quest for proper ways of looking at art
On the backs of his canvases are personal messages, ranging from the philosophical to the mundane
The trans artist is a highlight of this year’s Parcours programme
The latest in news, sales and gallery events
A shaggy-dog story about the frustrations of the Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti
A vibrant, feel-good exhibition dispels the image of the artist as an icy, hermetic intellectual
Plus, small is sweet at Sotheby’s; records across the world for Informal Art; galleries’ property woes
Spanish painter produced ‘Femme et oiseaux’ at outbreak of second world war
Andrew and Christine Hall talk about the challenges of collecting and exhibiting across two continents
