Art fairs
Art Basel prepares for first fair under new team, while Volta Basel searches for a new director
New structure at Art Basel will see separate directors assigned to each show, while Volta Basel is without a leader after Kamiar Maleki’s departure for Photo London
Bart Drenth resigns as Tefaf's global managing director following reports of 'anti-woke' tweets
Drenth has also been criticised online by Tefaf managing director Charlotte van Leerdam for speaking about her private battle with breast cancer in the Dutch press
Ceramics take centre stage at Spring Break’s 'secret' New York pop-up
The exhibition, in the upstart fair's original venue, features a dazzling array of fun and wonky table-top sculptures
When 1970s art feels current: new pop-up fair 'disrupts the usual fair week' in New York
That 70s Show includes only artists who were active during the titular decade
Nigerian artists stand out at 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in New York
Twenty-six stands span the four floors at the fair’s new Harlem space
Has New York’s hot art market finally cooled?
Dealers at Frieze remain optimistic while noting a shift in collector behaviour
New York's Spring art bonanza: the shows, the sales, the fairs
Plus, the Richard Prince copyright case and Sarah Sze in London
A cardboard Manhattan and a cosy log cabin: artists stand tall at Nada New York fair
Artists including Kambel Smith and Anya Paintsil were on hand to talk to visitors on the VIP day
At a trying time for London fairs, Eye of the Collector returns for its third edition
The boutique event brings together around 150 works from more than 20 exhibitors in the striking Neo-Gothic mansion Two Temple Place
Is Frieze New York well placed to jolt an iffy art market?
Dealers hope the fair will create some momentum during a sluggish season
Manhattan to the Caribbean: 1-54 New York fair expands with group show in Chelsea
The 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair opens largest ever US edition and adds concurrent exhibition of artists with Caribbean roots
From the world’s most expensive Bible to Andy Warhol's portrait of O.J. Simpson: our pick of the highlights from May's sales
Plus, the poems that became sculptures
A homecoming for Abstract Expressionist Shirley Jaffe at Tefaf New York
The native Brooklynite, fêted in Europe, figures prominently on Nathalie Obadia’s stand at the fair
At Tefaf New York, dealers spotlight work by women
Gallerists at the fair say more collectors are invested in greater gender diversity among their holdings and are keen to invest in art by women
An overdue showcase for midcentury abstractionist Anna Walinska
A presentation at the American Art Fair puts Walinska in context with Elaine de Kooning and others
Dreams and nightmares abound at New York's Independent art fair
The latest spring edition of the fair places an emphasis on phantasmagorical figuration
A 'purposely regional' Taipei Dangdai fair suggests Taiwan's art market is slowly recovering from the pandemic
While Mainland Chinese exhibitors remain sparse due to visa restrictions and political tensions, local collectors came out in force
Abstraction is ascendant at New York’s Future Fair
The fair, a haven for fresh painting, may signal a coming shift in the market power dynamic between representation and abstraction
Photo London's director promises to 'embrace the new'—so why does it look the same?
Now under the directorship of Kamiar Maleki, the UK's largest photography fair returns to Somerset House for its eighth edition
Design dealers set the tone at Tefaf New York
Despite the fair’s small stands in comparison to its Dutch sister fair, gallerists are pairing art with functional design
Taipei Dangdai capitalises on dedicated local collectors
The fourth edition of the art fair opens this week with 90 galleries, 70% of which have premises in Asia
Future Fair pays it forward with fund to support emerging galleries
The upstart fair proffers on-trend paintings for collectors and mutual aid for dealers
At New York’s Independent fair, opportunities to discover the overlooked and the emerging
The fair’s founder Elizabeth Dee wants to preserve its boutique identity while continuing to fill gaps in recent art history and launching a new print project
Tefaf brings a blend of eras and materials for its eighth New York edition
The Dutch fair’s smaller North American outpost has an eclectic offering emphasising modern and contemporary art as well as antiquities
The Armory Show lines up more than 225 galleries for fair’s third year at sprawling Javits Center
The fair has grown to be among the largest in the world since it began as a hotel fair in 1994
Art Basel appoints Maike Cruse as fair director
The current head of Gallery Weekend Berlin will start in the newly created role in July and oversee the 2024 fair
What are you worth? New report reveals art world salaries, from £22,500 for gallery assistants to over £250,000 for top sales directors
The report, published by recruitment firm Sophie Macpherson, used base salary data from 2022
Dallas Art Fair gets a boost from Texas’s resilient economy and surging population
Despite the fair’s more sedate, distinctly Southern pace, local and international dealers reported plenty of sales during the VIP preview
Is The Art Show the first green fair?
A new roadmap developed by US dealers offers a practical guide to improving sustainability
Dallas Museum of Art acquires 12 works at Dallas Art Fair with annual gift
The museum spent $100,000 to bolster its collection thanks to funding from the Dallas Art Fair Foundation