To the surprise of some, post-Brexit London is holding its own in the global art market, with new galleries setting up shop throughout the city, and long-term players opening new, larger venues
The Biblical scene was recently offered at auction for just €10,000
More than 85 galleries will show at this year's edition, which takes place at the historic Monnaie de Paris for the second-year running
Plus, a first-century Roman cameo and a gilt bronze statue from Tibet
Sung's performances and early installations are included in a major survey on experimental art in mid-20th century Korea, currently at the Guggenheim Museum in New York
Hayley Romer and Craig Hepburn will work to bolster the brand's year-round presence and "engage ever broader cultural audiences"
The mega-gallery will also welcome Knoell's founder as a senior director, in a move that will "extend its commitment in Basel"
Brexit has not influenced the decision to launch the outpost, says the gallery's founder
Plus a painting by Hedda Sterne, one of the few women to make her mark in New York’s Abstract Expressionism movement
Plus, designer and fair director Teo Yang opens his chic home to the public
An economic downturn and an overlap with the Armory fair in New York appear not to have put off collectors at the concurrent fairs in the South Korean capital
The mega gallery's forthcoming space comes as Japan adjusts its art tax laws to attract international dealers
Lyu discusses how a light-filled former apartment informed his early art purchases, and what the legacy of the crypto boom will be for South Korea
The Korean capital’s status as an art world hub will be bolstered by Define Seoul
Alex Margo Arden’s paintings at Art-o-rama raise questions about the responsibility of artists when depicting tragic real-life events
The embattled art adviser is facing two lawsuits accusing her of running a "Ponzi scheme" and defrauding her clients
The Indian curator, appointed a year after a racism dispute at the centre, hopes to diversify audiences and expand the presence of art across the Brutalist complex
The site-specific show addresses the ecological crisis facing the Indian region of Ladakh—and, subtly, the politics behind it
Art Mumbai, run by the founders of one of India’s biggest auction houses, will see around 50 galleries take part in its inaugural edition
The London-based franchise expands further into the US market with the acquisition of two of its largest fairs
The London commercial gallery is now under the control of insolvency practitioners after a petition from Barclays Bank
The annual eclectic gallery trail finishes on Friday, with 51 participants to see around central London
Plus one of only four paintings by the 15th century Master of the Baroncelli portraits
“Japan’s art market is behind where logic dictates it should be,” says the fair's co-founder Magnus Renfrew
Her predecessor, Maike Cruse, recently left the role to lead Art Basel's flagship Swiss fair
The night's star lot made up nearly half of the £190.3m total for Sotheby's Modern and contemporary evening auction
Eight artists have been invited to select one of their peers for solo stands at this year's fair
The architect's vision for the new Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in Delhi, opening 2026, honours India's multiple cultures and religions at a time of heightened nationalist politics
The Turner Prize-nominated artist-filmmaker discusses their current solo show in Rome and award-winning solo stand at Art Basel
Pop-up arts programme from Basel Social Club comes ahead of major regeneration initiative in the city
