The move would be especially significant for First Nations artists, who make up an enormous share of Canada’s art market but rarely earn more than subsistence income from sales

From smuggled paintings to cancelled visas, the heads of the subcontinent's fairs, biennials and galleries weigh in on the ramifications of the contested border

Works by Peter Blake, Gavin Turk and Tracey Emin are dotted around the Dean Street premises

Organisation's chief still sees Hong Kong as "primary gateway to region" despite Beijing crackdown causing jitters for businesses

In a post-Covid world, tech-savvy collectors continue to disrupt the old model of in-person trading

Museu d'art contemporani de Barcelona curator Claudia Segura and Americas Society director Aimé Iglesias Lukin will oversee the fair’s large-scale art and emerging gallery programmes, respectively

The event was to be held at the Place de la Concorde in October to coincide with the inaugural Paris+ par Art Basel

It will move into a building currently occupied by Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke in the country's largest city and financial capital

Rolling lockdowns and transport difficulties have stymied the art scene

Rybolovlev is accusing Bouvier of having swindled €1.1bn from him through the €2bn sales of 38 works of art from 2003 to 2014

Long undervalued, especially at auction, her works are now appealing to a wider base of collectors and prices are set to rise accordingly

Thaddaeus Ropac gallery will recreate a 1967 work by the American artist Sturtevant, which near-copied Oldenburg's 1961 installation as a comment on authorship and originality

It might take a little longer in our world for the bad news to feed through, but feed through it will

Artist will destroy thousands of his works at Newport Street Gallery in London this autumn

New report reveals that 77% of galleries had lower sales this year compared to last, while several art fairs were cancelled

The 2022 edition of the New York fair will feature a section of large-scale installations organised by the Tate curator Tobias Ostrander

Amid rising interest rates and continued supply chain havoc, the UK's premier contemporary art fair resolves to celebrate the capital's position as an "international centre"

Blue chip galleries in New York’s original art district have put on their best shows with ambitious checklists and pairings

Works on paper reflect deepening political and economic crisis in Sri Lanka

SuperRare, Superchief Gallery NFT, Bright Moments and Quantum Art have all opened galleries in the US over the past year

Hospital Rooms has worked with award-winning artists to commission works across UK hospitals

The fair's sixth edition invited just 37 galleries to take part—but wealthy patrons and residents of the Mediterranean tax haven say they prefer the intimate size

Imports of artworks manufactured abroad to replicate Indigenous Canadian styles are not currently regulated

With the inaugural Frieze Seoul opening in September, more international gallerists are staking a claim in the city's rapidly expanding scene

The auction house’s quick reaction to the Covid-19 pandemic has positioned it well to survive any approaching economic headwinds, executives claim

Kelcey Edwards’s documentary delves into some of the open secrets underpinning today’s art world

The exhibition at Hauser & Wirth will coincide with Frieze London and present new works subverting the Western art historical canon

Despite what hyperbolic marketing might suggest, sales of 20th-century titans are failing to reach expected price points

Christie's made a perky £28.1m while Sotheby's raised only £7.1m—a dramatic drop from pre-pandemic totals

Korea’s longest-running art fair will feature more than 100 Korean galleries and run concurrently with its satellite fair, Kiaf Plus, and the first edition of Frieze Seoul