Galleries including Lévy Gorvy, Lisson and Sprüth Magers have expressed their concerns in a letter to the fair organisers

With pro-democracy demonstrations showing no sign of abating, the fair is working with a broker to offer galleries cover at 20 times the normal rate

We look back at the stories that have overturned the art world order this year

Leave the Bus Through the Broken Window follows filmmaker Andrew Hevia as he fumbles his way through the often exclusionary art world

Substance was used during a rally calling for the government to meet the protestors' “five demands”

The gallery will relocate to a new cultural and residential district developed by billionaire collector Adrian Cheng

This is the first time the Florentine museum has formed a long-term partnership with a foreign institution

Susi Law Wai-shan, Clara Cheung and Wong Tin Yan ran in the elections which had an unprecedented 71.2% turnout

Launch of revamped government-run museum to go ahead as planned following $119m facelift

In Hong Kong, university campuses have become literal battlegrounds in the protracted clash between police and protesters over the region’s future

The non-profit art space derives half its annual income from the charity gala which last year raised a record HK$7.8m

If not immune to geopolitical unrest, then perhaps art is a refuge for money that is struggling to find its way into other assets

Law banning face masks sparks more protests and brings Metro and buses to a halt, but Fine Art Asia chief says impact on fair is minimal

Sweeping demonstrations are putting people off buying art, but relations with the US are likely to have a greater long-term effect

Chinese artist and activist’s team has been documenting the intensifying anti-government protests over the weekend

The Chinese artist will also design the sets and costumes for the production at the Teatro dell'Opera next year

Show at WMA Space tells the “story of HongKongers” through protest ephemera

Speaking to the BBC, Chinese dissident artist says West is unlikely to interfere and he has 'no trust in Britain at all'

Several thousand civil servants, including many from state-backed arts institutions, come out in support of ongoing pro-democracy protests

The gallery community has encouraged strike action, with many closing to enable staff to join protests

The city's artistic response to the political unrest proves that the best work often comes at times of crisis

Non-selling exhibition at Gagosian Hong Kong includes works from Asian private collections

From Tishan Hsu's family photographs at Empty Gallery to a group show on violence set inside a former police station

Plus, painting under the influence of Viagra

Curator Alexie Glass-Kantor talks us through her selection of large-scale works at the fair this year

Dealers at harbourfront fair are upbeat about local and international collectors despite a "recent slow market in the region"

While men still dominate the local market, there are signs of progress towards equality in Hong Kong this week

Six artists in line for Uli Sigg’s $64,000 Chinese contemporary art prize

Artists voice concern for Hong Kong’s artistic landscape amid so-called “mainlandification” of the SAR