Faced with economic uncertainty, turmoil in Hong Kong, Brexit and a shrinking auction market, the art trade has some justifiable anxiety about the coming year

From Guercino drawings at the Morgan to meditations on Cézanne at Ceysson & Bénétière

We look back at the stories that have overturned the art world order this year

Gallery is going through a “period of restructuring”, according to founder Harry Blain

He has secured a 40-year lease on a 35,000 sq. m castle-like complex, with plans to create a sculpture park and private freeport

A 20% fee reduction for new galleries exhibiting contemporary art has enabled smaller players to join the fair's main section

From the Rubell Museum’s inaugural display to Sterling Ruby’s first solo museum exhibition

Civil unrest and economic shifts have Latin American dealers doubling down on Miami's international market

The gallery will relocate to a new cultural and residential district developed by billionaire collector Adrian Cheng

Ahead of her debut at Art Basel in Miami Beach, the Chicago-based gallerist walks us through her journey from marketing McDonald's to setting up shop in Seattle

From Peter Halley’s day-glo funhouse to Rachel Harrison’s retrospective at the Whitney

Jane Kallir explains why, after 80 years as a commercial enterprise, the New York gallery has become a foundation

Some galleries are moving out to the industrial warehouse L’Hospitalet but others say it is too far out of the commercial centre

On the podcast, we speak to the German artist about his new works inspired by String Theory, now on show at White Cube in London

We talk to German artist Anselm Kiefer about his new works inspired by String Theory and ask expert Scott Reyburn why the art market is treading water. Produced in association with Bonhams, auctioneers since 1793

The curator is organising “Feedback” for the gallery’s Upstate New York satellite space, marking her first major curatorial project since leaving LA’s Moca

From Wayne Thiebaud’s little-known paintings of the Southwest to Shirin Neshat’s exhibition of Iranian women artists

Blain Southern gallery is undergoing restructuring but “remains committed to its artists”, Blain says

Conceptual videos by Teresa Margolles and the boys of the Beaux Arts Generation are among our picks of the best commercial exhibitions this month

The increasing professionalisation of the commercial art world yields new complexities for dealers

Police has raided seven premises in connection with the investigation

Galleries fresh to the 46th edition explain their decision and reveal their early sales

Watercolours of water bottles as well as hundreds of discarded bottles from London's streets will be shown at Amsterdam gallery

Gallery was due to take a space in Komunuma, housed in a 1940s former manufacturing plant in Romainville, a north eastern suburb

There is a long list of innovative ventures to have fallen by the capital’s waysides but some have left a lasting legacy

Traditional medium is back in fashion amid looming Brexit

Stanley Whitney, Elizabeth Peyton and Joy Labinjo are among the first works to attract buyers at this year's fair

Goodman gallery director discusses being taken to court by President Zuma and acknowledging her privilege

Launch is latest high-profile opening in the French capital pre-Brexit

Steamy Trinidad scenes and black female fetishisation—the best new commercial exhibitions this month