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Plus: Monet’s Charing Cross for New York; big-name sellers in London; Banksy lights up lacklustre week; surprise success in Hong Kong
Plus: Brexit sparks Paris push, Christie’s goes old-school and passports for sale in Vienna
Plus: Frieze’s augmented realities; dismal figures for female artists; how Albert Oehlen is testing painting’s limits
Also: Per Kirkeby’s bricks in Chicago; Charles White’s gun violence painting; test your art knowledge
Sterling Ruby curates online; Danish foundation in New York; a piece of Nelson’s watery coffin
All eyes on Asia; time to rethink KAWS?; Lehmann Maupin boosts London team; Copenhagen fair a firm favourite
Plus: Independent fair ends in Brussels; industrialist’s collection to Christie’s; bongs get high
Auction house also celebrates influence of wartime refugees; African-American art moves to Chicago
Mega-dealer to open Paris outpost; mixed fortunes for Old Masters; football fever at Christie’s
Plus: the ethics of selling refugee art; A-Rod’s painting goes unsold at auction; art’s healing powers; and the new London art fair FFS
Masterpiece news; surprise hits at auctions; attic Caravaggio sells privately; Frieze director goes to Goodman gallery; Timothy Taylor relocates
Plus: Christie’s tepid auction results, and Joburg fair in black ownership
Plus: big sales at Art Basel; Pride Sale marks Stonewall; Banksy at Heathrow
Also: Modigliani boy at Sotheby’s and South Africa’s Goodman Gallery in London
Man Ray catalogue; Marlborough gallery streamlines business; optimism rules in Beijing
More than $1.7bn of art was sold in four days — but the picture is more fragmented than the numbers suggest
Plus: taboo painting of homosexuality for sale; supersized works for Basel Miami; and innovation at Photo London
Plus: online gallery deal stumbles; Frieze and Tefaf fairs coexist in New York; Phyllida Barlow makes pom-poms for Masterpiece
Plus: Raphael under the radar; change at Photo London; Brussels gets ‘woke’
Plus: China’s galleries take on western artists; blockchain-backed art registry secures $7.3m; collectors give €300m to Notre-Dame
Plus: Phillips boosts digital art; Sotheby’s Chatsworth shows cancelled; phoney fairy photos for sale
Plus: Frans Hals dispute partly settled; a cartoon for our times
Plus: Sotheby’s secures prized Francis Bacon; Democratic donor offers photographs at Phillips
Plus: accused jeweller’s art for sale; mixed results for George Michael’s collection
Plus: sprightly start to contemporary auctions; London gallery decamps to New York
