The two Expo Chicago satellite fairs compliment the main event with accessible settings filled with ambitious presentations

Brazil’s largest art fair showcases local identity as regional galleries capitalise on shifting international attention

VIP day of Art Cologne Palma Mallorca saw brisk sales at the lower end, while war in the Middle East boosts the Spanish island's position as a holiday and culture destination

The fair’s first edition under director Kate Sierzputowski aims to offer a more tightly curated experience

The centre’s art-filled campus will open in June, but visitors to Expo Chicago can get a preview of its art commissions in two special curated sections of the fair

Nearly two decades after its short-lived debut, the venerable German fair returns to Palma’s newly energised art scene with a strong showing of local galleries

On the occasion of the publication of "Tyler Graphics: Catalogue Raisonné, 1986–2001", the National Gallery of Australia is celebrating the printmaker’s legacy and ongoing influence at the New York fair

A motel in Pioneertown, a community in California's Mojave Desert, offers local grit and an antidote to art fair fatigue

The 16th edition of Chaco boasts a plethora of affordable works by Latin American artists in an inclusive atmosphere

The fair’s Echoes section is dedicated to art created in the last five years

The events spotlight mid-career artists, try new fee structures and show works that fit inside a suitcase

His works, painted on found wood and discarded tin, illuminate culture on the remote Saint Helena Island

The fair’s 20th edition will be rescheduled to mid-May and have a “more focused and flexible format”, as Iranian strikes in the UAE show no signs of abating

The out-of-the-way Maastricht offers travel complications and inferior accommodation—but its intimate size is its advantage

The venerable fair continues to offer a trove of historic treasures, but that might not be enough to draw in today's wealthy buyers

From a painting by a leading Australian Indigenous artist to a bejewelled book of Shakespeare poems, a Modernist beach buggy and a fine Greek marble, here are some of the works to look out for at the fair

The fair is foregrounding its reputation as a place to discover new galleries and artists, with nearly half of exhibitors showing at Independent for the first time

As collectors tire of mega-fairs and splurge on experiential travel, a new wave of boutique events seeks to draw buyers and sellers to places like Aspen, Joshua Tree, St Moritz and Mallorca

The fair's 45th edition opens as local exhibitors worry about the impact of the country’s prohibitive rate of VAT on art

The commitment to bricks and mortar can be expensive and inflexible for galleries

The non-profit, which uses art to connect communities on either side of the Mexico-US border, had to move its stand the day before Frieze's preview

Artists and dealers have really gone out on a limb this year—or several. Seemingly every other stand holds out a hand or sticks out a foot, and visitors appear to be getting a kick out of it.

The VIP preview saw galleries big and small taking care of business, and even Frieze’s new owner making a splashy purchase

The waning adventurousness in these spaces speaks to important shifts in the trade over the past two decades

With lower costs than the main event, and in some cases models that are centred on artists, these smaller events seek to offer an enticing alternative to the blue-chip global fairs

The fair’s seventh edition gathers the local community of dealers and artists, along with dozens of international galleries, while fostering a convivial atmosphere

The firm's hometown fair will feature 290 exhibitors from 43 countries and territories

Around one-fifth of participating galleries are either first-time participants or returning to the fair after a hiatus

The two foremost satellite fairs of Mexico City Art Week are drawing record crowds and feature strong presentations by artists and galleries from across Mexico and throughout the Americas

Latin America’s foremost art fair, now in its 24th year, remains a magnet for collectors, curators and museum groups from across the Western Hemisphere and beyond