Christie’s introduces day sale format and established names give way to new talent

New shows at commercial galleries, from Canova's prank portrait of Giorgione to a feminist take on Pop art

Easel will offer careers information, a mentorship programme and a grant scheme to subsidise low wages in entry level roles

Artist was 80 years old when he began the painting of a former Tate cataloguer

New section at London fair will explore artists who railed against "the idea that genius resided solely in masculinity"

Increasing numbers of young artists are choosing to go it alone

New stakeholder MCH Group brings capital and contacts to an event shaking off its try-hard image

Steven Tananbaum sued the artist and gallery in April for failing to deliver works he bought in 2014

The Romanian painter’s prices have increased 160-fold over the past decade. But who, or what, is behind this steep rise?

ArtVilnius fair has just held its tenth edition and is building the market for ex-communist countries with long artistic traditions

Sotheby's sale fell below estimate while Christie’s provided some cheer, showing there is still money in Monet – but only the right one

Sotheby’s auction includes personal works by Hirst gifted to Dunphy, or sketched on the back of restaurant menus

The Polish art lover on her fascination with female artists and how she wishes she could have been seated at Judy Chicago's Dinner Party

Anny Shaw asks if auction houses and dealers should pay their dues to the artists from whom they profit

Follow our tweets tagged #TANsalestally for notable purchases from Art Basel and the surrounding fairs

Revising import controls on cultural goods could impact negatively on trade, dealer organisations say

“For all the supposed desire for transparency, no one will make the first move”

Sector has raised the bar for large works, but price and size do not always match

Melanie Gerlis on how millennials don’t seem to have the same collecting gene as previous generations

Is the UK’s premier award a big draw for international collectors?

Artist lands two big sales at Art Basel after record-breaking auction result

From Gursky to Barney, our pick of five plastic-related works at the fair

But the watercolours are currently at the centre of a closely watched restitution lawsuit

Paris court decision ends legal saga that began in 1991, when the artist died without an heir

Art Basel’s global director on collector behaviour, auction price databases and the complexity of the art market

“The personal is political—this is a clear and present undercurrent,” says Volta artistic director Amanda Coulson

Belinda Neumann-Donnelly claims the work could have made an extra $15m if Hubert Neumann had not tried to block its sale

"This may raise many important Holocaust issues for the French market," Christie’s says

The dealer says her artists encouraged the expansion

A case of man bites dog: auction house turns the tables on Greek government after it was forced to withdraw the figure from New York sale in May