The fair’s takeover heralds a likely expansion in the number of exhibitors

Auction results were stellar 12 months ago, but sense and caution meant the houses had to work hard for more sober results this time round

New tent in the courtyard and ambitious public programme sees photography fair establish its presence in the capital

Auction house served up a ‘tight, curated and profitable’ sale after reducing reserves

Last night's Impressionist and Modern auction in New York had a 66% sell-through rate

Unenthusiastic bidding was bolstered by heavy guarantees, but some works hit the mark

Visitors can see work by artists chosen for 2017 national pavilions

The industry is putting on a brave face in the wake of another devastating attack on a European city

She replaces Antonia Carver, who ran the fair for six years

Company of super agent Ari Emanuel has invested in London-based publisher and art fair

The businessman and politician’s Venice-based Fondazione Cini is world-famous, but his own art collection is only just being rediscovered

£15m development in South Kensington’s “Albertopolis” cultural zone will house shows and projects

Heading to the fair? You'll find more historical work by Asian artists, more Western galleries, plus a "waterfall" of numbers as high as a skyscraper

Increasingly complex reorganisation is ambitious—and far from finished

MCH Group is in discussions to buy a stake in existing art events and build them

From Danish deck chairs to Ancient Egyptian art, we select some of the highlights at Tefaf this month

From Inuit ivory to Art Deco pottery, there are deals to be found in Maastricht

Art market puts a positive spin on a downbeat London fortnight

Results were “solid”, though nowhere near the giddy heights of last year’s sales

Opening of Stephane Custot’s gallery in the emirate has been delayed

Make sure you add these shows to your art viewing schedule

Visual arts will play prominent part in cities’ cultural programmes

As The Art Newspaper marks its 25th anniversary, the optimistic world of 1989 has given way to a more troubled age