Property moves by the largest galleries may signal adaptation rather than retreat in an unsettled art market

Having helped establish Henry Street as a New York art destination, the dealer now has a new gallery name, a new space and a new director

From Soho to Chelsea, established local galleries, newcomers and others are opening new spaces or relocating their businesses

A Jewish non-binary lesbian who fled the Nazis and lost much of her work in a 1944 studio fire, Moss's paintings and sculptures are the subject of a commercial exhibition at Ward Moretti

Though the value of the country’s market has yet to regain its 2022 peak, it has consolidated its position as a key regional centre for art

Without proper written agreements, consigners sometimes find themselves in a protracted and costly process

Yoed and Natasha Anise’s first-ever art purchase unravelled after the artist’s estate allegedly decided they are not sufficiently serious collectors

Eponymous founder says she is winding up "while the programme and finances are still intact"

The closures are the latest mega-gallery real estate downsizes this summer

Long-running series of quirky advertisements for Bruno Bischofberger’s Swiss gallery has come to an end

Longtime senior director David Norr assumes sole ownership following a years-long leadership transition

The alternative fair’s first international edition will occupy two architecturally distinctive venues in the Marais

More than 200 works on view at Henrique Faria Fine Art are on offer to raise funds for emergency aid in Venezuela through the World Central Kitchen

While impressive results in New York and London suggest buoyancy at the very top end, further news of closures and downsizing illustrates the soaring costs facing bricks-and-mortar galleries

Early sales under the new initiative included artists such as Picasso and Guston

Claes Nordenhake has been taking his dealership to Art Basel since 1978

Multiple galleries at the fair have brought works by the late British artist whose market was “booming when we lost him”

Zurich gallery suns.works is offering a chance to win the signed work, which features a drawing of a Campbell soup can, in aid of charity

More than 200 galleries have held back works that will only be unveiled to the public on the fair’s opening day

As rising costs and a softer market force dealers to rethink their strategies, galleries across the capital are experimenting with new business models

The Chinatown stalwart championed overlooked artists, from Barbara T. Smith to Wally Hedrick

Constant expansion and rising prices in the primary market necessary for a mega gallery are "unfixable", says chief executive Marc Glimcher

With over 120 galleries across the UK capital participating in this year's London Gallery Weekend, our critics have chosen their top 20 shows to guide you through the weekend

New York’s marquee auctions made record figures for established names, but precious few by young artists. Meanwhile, struggling gallery sector is impacting primary contemporary market

Artists in the UK are poorly protected when it comes to insolvencies

Due to "wider market uncertainties", the London- and Lagos-based dealership that helped launch the careers of Joy Labinjo and Gareth Nyandoro has closed

Josh Kline’s recent essay revived a generations-old conversation about the city’s corrosive costs and stresses for artists, but having a foothold in Gotham remains essential for art-market success

The influx to the Lower Manhattan neighbourhood includes three recent arrivals

Despite mounting costs and political pressures, exhibitors from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and elsewhere are bringing their artists’ work to the city—with the fair committed to representing the region

The Chinese artist presents a new iteration of his gunpowder paintings at Tefaf New York