The London-based lawyer, who oversees two cartography-based collections as well as her own personal art collection, tells us why she does not covet any museum works

The fair is adapting to changing buying patterns, but it seems to be paying off for galleries offering radical works

The British collector, dealer and publisher on his craving for boutique fairs, his newest discovery and his favourite part of London—between Bloomsbury and Clerkenwell

A forecast generational shift in art ownership is fuelling a new sales pitch—but buying art as an investment remains a gamble

The latest “Survey of Global Collecting” from Art Basel and UBS also found a growing number of buyers are bypassing dealers and auction houses to purchase directly from artists

Recent US lawsuits, including a row over underpricing, reveal weaknesses in the market

Their pioneering role is celebrated in an exhibition opening in Hamburg

In the second Gilded Age, the super-rich value luxury and collectibles over fine art

A new paper links widening wealth inequality to the market’s growing reliance on ultra-rich collectors

“Living with art” is the collector’s mantra, as she fills her home with the works she buys—and the ephemera she gathers from the many fairs and biennials she visits each year

But he did buy seven of the artist’s paintings, which are now shown at his Philadelphia museum—including two risqué ones

The Taiwanese musician has fulfilled a long-held ambition to own a work by the French artist, buying a painting at Sotheby’s New York

As he approaches his 80th birthday, the comedian and collector revels in watching people interact with the art at his namesake museum in Riverside, California

Russian-born philanthropists Anastasia and Igor Bukhman have pledged the grant to the New Curators programme, launched by three former Tate curators

Sales are booming as Millennial and Gen-Z collectors are taking a shine to historical artefacts

San Giacomo launched with two temporary exhibitions and a series of site-specific works, including a leaning church

From Jannis Kounellis to Anselm Kiefer, a very personal art collection, asssembled by the De Santis family, is now on view in the 1930s villa

Strong results in the London spring auctions suggest ultrarich are regaining confidence, despite escalating war in the Middle East

The New Yorker's personal collection spans centuries, from ancient Etruscan stone works to paintings by Salman Toor

As billionaires chase blue-chip trophies, a widening wealth gap leaves most would-be collectors priced out. Perhaps it is time artists focused on selling affordable prints again

The Doha-based patron and dealer wants to develop the commercial gallery scene in Qatar

In a world now governed by force—as US president Donald Trump and his circle would have it—rather than shared values, art risks being relegated to a power play of ‘proven brands’

Through her Turin-based foundation, collector Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaundengo has shaped the art world as we know it today

The civilised lustre of the great collectors could camouflage a lust that had more to do with greed than beauty

Dib Bangkok museum boosts Thai capital as burgeoning art destination

The country is stymied by international sanctions, but Iranian collectors spend millions on home-grown art

The Hong Kong entrepreneur also spoke about his love for Monet, Matthew Wong and the Medici family in an interview hosted off the back of the latest K11 Art Foundation Salon

A new book delve's in to collection of the physician and chemist, who paid for medical school by winning boxing matches

The latest annual report looks at gender and generational differences when it comes to tastes and collecting behaviour

Perlstein—whose family fled from Antwerp to Brazil to escape the Nazis—was a great collector of avant-garde art and was friends with some of its leading figures