Art fairs
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The dealer-artist relationship becomes more prominent as galleries strive for individuality, while Jean Prouvé's dominance is undeniable
Some claim that a good reception at the Biennale ensures an artist's name is stamped in market memory
European museums are at the fair, but some dealers say that US institutions are less prominent
As the market becomes more international, Jean Prouvé and the Danish school enjoy a resurgence
There were new buyers and more collectors from India and China, but the art fairs were quieter events
“It’s like a supermarket”
The program will be accessible to the public on the last day of the fair
Most works sold on opening day and buyers came from all continents
The environmentally-minded artist has a number of projects in Miami this month
The three candidates sharing the responsibility are revealed to be Marc Spiegler, Cay Sophie Rabinowitz and Annette Schönholzer
Only 15 were let in at a time, but that did not seem to prevent pandemonium
By following Art Basel's example, organisers hope to rival their prosperity
François Pinault, Bernard Arnault and Claude Berri attended, among many others
There has has been talk of an unusually high proportion of sales, particularly of design pieces
As the sheer number of annual events continues to grow, fair fatigue has become a common condition
From 99¢ to $9,999,999
Russian collectors approach fair with care…
The artists have installed a concrete-grey fortification inside the gallery as an anti-war statement
Visitors include Charles Saatchi and Anita Zabludowicz
The annual event in Regent’s Park is a new magnet for artists, collectors and dealers
Art Basel '06 fair report
After his intention to step down from Basel goes public, Sam Keller discusses the fair's evolution, his legacy, and pastures new at the Beyeler Foundation
Despite the scruffiness, business is swift in the fair's 11th year
Business is brisk but while the fair’s change of location allowed much needed expansion it leaves collectors hot and bothered
Trends from the fair's first day indicate the importance of the European market
An anonymous Russian collector's investment in Dora Maar au Chat has lead several important works to enter the market
The gallery's loss of one of its stars only contributes to their recent bout of poor fortune
Exhibitor numbers are up 50%, with a few big names such as Hauser & Wirth
The fair makes it clear that contemporary design dictates the taste of the moment