Decision to expand in French capital supported by healthy local market and change in political climate

The artist is setting up a sculpture studio, while the London dealers are opening second galleries in the same former printing warehouse

The city’s art dealers are sharing their spaces and helping rebuild the cultural economy

From Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning to Cy Twombly and Robert Rauschenberg, we look at how relationships can feed creativity

Showstopping stands are fast becoming a trend among London gallerists at Frieze art fair, each one recreating a different world

Artist adores the work of the New Yorker cartoonist

Peter Blake complementary tote bags flew off Waddington Custot's shelves

Artist’s profile is raised at Frieze Masters and in two exhibitions

There are bargains at the fair—if you know where to look

Staying local keeps costs down—and dealers can benefit from the buzz around town

A year after his death, MoMA turned down an offer of the artist’s work. Today, the appetite for his paintings has never been greater

Shows in New York, Paris and London mark the artists’ 50th anniversary

After nearly 30 years at the museum, antiquities expert Carlos Picón will head dealer’s new US venture

Swiss dealers will occupy a space in the new H Queens development, as well as establishing offices in Shanghai and Beijing 

The multipurpose space could cut gallery operating costs by up to 40%

Modern Art and Herald Street are opening second spaces; König Galerie is coming to town

The man behind Feature Inc is remembered for his challenging eye—and a fraught relationship with the market

Gallery appoints Danqing Li, former Christie’s specialist, as senior director in Asia

The re-opened Untilthen gallery will show contemporary art in a domestic setting, off the beaten track near fashionable Canal St Martin

At 918 Ruberta Avenue in Glendale, five galleries take part in a rotating year-long residence

Nicholas Hall and François Laffanour have paired up on the Upper East Side

Exhibition by Belgian painter will inaugurate new space in early 2018

Dealers are rethinking the bricks-and-mortar model in favour of temporary, collaborative and virtual platforms

Research led by Tornabuoni Art reveals new art historical facts, including why the title proved problematic

Exhibition at Galerie Gmurzynska in Zurich reunites the artists' works for first time since 1994

Artist and gallery part ways after two decades

A show of new work by Jim Dine inaugurates the building, while a concurrent display of his painting and drawing from the 1960s opens in the New York outpost

The annual event featured more contemplative works ahead of the Venice Biennale, Munster Sckulptur Projekte and Documenta in Kassel