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Fairs change hands; spotlight on Hamdi Bey; mash-ups at Tefaf New York; Rockwell’s vaccination painting
As the Fiac fair opens, here’s our guide to the artists, collectors and gallerists shaping the scene in the French capital
With the 46th edition opening this week in Paris, the Fiac director discusses their impending move and the changes to come
The cutting-edge event challenges the traditional models
Plus: Monet’s Charing Cross for New York; big-name sellers in London; Banksy lights up lacklustre week; surprise success in Hong Kong
Uncertainty surrounding Britain’s departure from the EU has seen Paris reclaim art market power from London
The American artist’s work looks at Aids, gender and the climate. She discusses her prolific output and working in a space of her own
The gallerist discusses how he went from selling prints in shopping malls to representing 40 major artists
The art fair will be exhibiting works by 250 leading Asian artists as it continues in its mission to attract the attention of European collectors
Fondation Fiminco is helping stretch the art scene out of the centre by opening a sprawling space for galleries and residencies in north Paris
Every year Fiac installs artwork around the city. This year, there’s a Yayoi Kusama pumpkin and a pre-fab house by Jean Prouvé
The purveyor of menswear shares the ‘surreal’ experience of designing his own timepiece
Consumers from China to Japan recognise their own cultures’ influence on this era’s aesthetic
The Moniker urban art fair moves to Chelsea, and painting dominates at Sunday fair
The multitalented artist lays out his vision at Frieze’s annual Art & Architecture Summit in London
Plus: Brexit sparks Paris push, Christie’s goes old-school and passports for sale in Vienna
‘Devolved Parliament’ has been revised slightly from the street artist’s 2009 original
The scion of an Asian design dynasty and creative director of Shanghai Tang is drawn to jewellery imbued with memories
Dealers say collectors are moving design pieces from London to continental Europe in case they want to sell in future
Frieze London and Frieze Masters kick-off a week of exhibition openings and art fairs in the UK capital. We report on the trends and sales, and speak to artists, collectors and gallerists
The new Frieze Masters co-curator specialises in projects that pose eastern against western ways of seeing
A group of black artists including Derek Fordjour and Kara Walker is re-energising figurative art with political works
On show at London’s House of Illustration, a vast collection of Cuban cold war graphics tells a vivid story
With its calendar of international fairs, the art world has a serious carbon footprint. Simply ‘raising awareness’ is no longer enough
Ahead of her solo show at Frieze Masters, the African American photographer discusses her work and the effect of racial bias
