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 current taste for weighty, pricey artists plays to the strength of the fair

How a sharing economy could transform the art market

On the backs of his canvases are personal messages, ranging from the philosophical to the mundane

The latest in news, sales and gallery events

Plus, small is sweet at Sotheby’s; records across the world for Informal Art; galleries’ property woes

Springtime in Paris; Rodin at Artcurial; the theatre of auction; Mario Testino’s art; woolly designer in London

Plus: Kandinsky for London sale; new website for limited editions; big-name artists at Photo London

Plus: African art appeals; improvement at Sotheby’s; goodbye, Limoncello

Plus: Sotheby’s sued; Warhol dealer’s collection for sale; Dutch Old Master set for China?

Doug Woodham’s introduction to the market is both insightful and accessible

New work by Awol Erizku and Eric Fischl; Hauser & Wirth represents Geta Brātescu

Plus: Turner’s Instagram moment; Perrotin represents Hartung estate; Isis bullet holes exhibited

Sound artist Oliver Beer talks about creating work especially for the spaces at Thaddaeus Ropac’s new London gallery

Graffiti artist disowns Munich exhibition; Picasso ceramics fired up; preserved sperm at Art Brussels

Trophies in New York; art conferences go global; Victoria Miro opens in Venice; unicorns in London

Online auctioneer secures backing; Sotheby’s Chinese shareholder eyes museum; Aboriginal art on show

Dealers turn east; Hong Kong gallery building delayed; Christie’s rejigs its calendar

As more data-crunching surveys are launched, accurate figures are proving elusive

Plus, Tefaf woos North American visitors; gallerist carpeted over contemporary work; £1m offered for Holy Grail

Plus, pieces by Koons and Hirst sell at a loss; Christie’s South Kensington sale room to close

Local and diaspora collectors are boosting the market for new work from the continent

The report’s new author uses a different methodology

Healthy auctions in London; Christie’s goes Pop for NYC; Auctionata folds; Argentina comes to Madrid