What people were talking about at the biannual Bangladesh exhibition's sixth edition

Epiris private equity group, which owns the auction house, has reportedly approached JP Morgan Chase & Co to advise on the deal

With the top level of the region's art market back in rude health, the Delhi fair is doubling down on fostering a new generation of buyers

Gaziantep Castle has been heavily damaged by quakes that have killed more than 1,000 people

Conservative Party peer Emma Nicholson has lambasted the London museum for "propaganda" in open letter

After a professor was dismissed for showing the depictions, faculty have voted that Fayneese Miller should step down over mishandling the issue

Christie's will offer Scillionian Beachscape alongside a late garden scene by Freud, both of which were once in the collection of renowned patron Simon Sainsbury

India's leading dealers have added or opened locations in the city—but newer independent spaces are fewer on the ground

"Escalating costs and a decline in the number of international exhibitors" were cited as factors in decision

US university's decision to dismiss employee for displaying the 14th- and 16th-century works has been described as an "egregious violation" of academic freedom

East Asia gains two new commercial art events and Frieze London turns 20

Despite headline figures of record sales, is the art world's bull market coming to an end?

A record year for the French market was shored up by a particularly strong crop of Old Master work

Collaboration between Samdani Art Foundation in Dhaka and Delhi's Kiran Nadar Museum of Art brings the institutions—and the powerful collectors behind them—closer together

Plus, our writers sit down to discuss their favourite works of the year

Since 2015, Lock Up International has created installations in the most transient and nondescript of spaces

Exhibition's fifth edition has been met with a number of issues, ranging from shipping delays to adverse weather

Curator Shubigi Rao says this edition represents the resilience of art practices that have weathered the pandemic's storm

It comes to the block alongside another wooden sculpture by Heckel's contemporary Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

The organisation's fourth leader in three years, he will oversee both Maastricht and New York events alongside chairman Hidde van Seggelen

Survey show at Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza will open with an address by President Zelensky and a symposium calling for a European cultural deal with Ukraine

Monica Bonvicini's departure from the gallery's roster is one of many in recent months

The Art Newspaper charts the existence of the world's most expensive work of art, from 1478 to today

Next edition will be first since the special administered region lifted mandatory quarantine—but some Covid-19 measures remain in place

For more than 30 years Fraser has used performances to draw attention to power structures within cultural organisations

Photofairs New York is the sister event of Photofairs Shanghai, East Asia's largest commercial photography event

London museum's first female chief, who was pivotal in diversifying the collection and programme, departs to pursue curatorial projects related to climate change and Modernism

The Contractions series, based on the artist's experience giving birth to her daughter, will be sold on the blockchain to help those affected by the overturning of Roe v. Wade

Noah Horowitz, formerly director Americas of the art fair brand, returns as chief executive following a brief stint at Sotheby's

Dutch police have arrested three people at the Mauritshuis in The Hague