Fairs
Treasure House Fair—successor to Masterpiece London—opens with half the exhibitors but an optimistic outlook
Event's organisers say they are pursuing options with UK government to "work around" Brexit
At a trying time for London fairs, Eye of the Collector returns for its third edition
The boutique event brings together around 150 works from more than 20 exhibitors in the striking Neo-Gothic mansion Two Temple Place
Taipei Dangdai capitalises on dedicated local collectors
The fourth edition of the art fair opens this week with 90 galleries, 70% of which have premises in Asia
Photofairs Shanghai returns as first mainland Chinese fair after lockdown rules lift
After a zero-Covid hiatus, the fair includes mainly Chinese galleries
Dallas Art Fair hopes to cash in on city’s expansion
For the first time, it will share the stage with the smaller boutique fair Dallas Invitational
From the ashes of Masterpiece London comes Treasure House Fair—who's taking part?
More than 40 galleries have thrown their weight behind the new venture, but only a handful of overseas dealers will participate
Well-attended Arco fair in Madrid boosted by foreign wealth and Picasso’s 50th anniversary
Spain’s largest commercial art event saw 211 galleries gather at the IFEMA conference centre
The 21 galleries making their Art Basel debut this year—and what they're bringing
This is the first edition of the Swiss fair under the leadership of new chief executive Noah Horowitz
‘Post-Brexit post-Covid fightback for London’: Masterpiece founders launch new fair in place of cancelled event
The London Summer Art Fair will open in June with around half the dealers of Masterpiece
Art SG Singapore fair report: has the city-state’s moment in the sun finally come?
Prestigious international galleries and regional heavyweights alike have gathered for the fair's much-delayed inaugural edition
Art Basel parent company MCH Group cancels Masterpiece fair in London
"Escalating costs and a decline in the number of international exhibitors" were cited as factors in decision
China’s art fairs get unexpected end-of-year boost as Covid-19 restrictions ease
Shanghai Art021, which was dramatically shut in November because of a single Covid case, is staging a two-location pop-up this month
Vintage works shine at an increasingly digital Paris Photo fair
Spanish Civil War photos hidden for decades and a 200-year-old picture of a pineapple are among the highlights this year
Shanghai looks to West Bund and Art021 fairs for economic boost as fresh lockdowns leave buyers cautious
Week-long hotel quarantines are still required of all international and Hong Kong arrivals to the mainland, deterring all but the most determined dealers
Marc Spiegler steps down as Art Basel chief after 15 years—and is replaced by a familiar face
Noah Horowitz, formerly director Americas of the art fair brand, returns as chief executive following a brief stint at Sotheby's
Asia Now Paris, Europe's premier Asian art fair, moves to the historic Paris Mint
The relocation comes at a time "when Paris is once again a focal point for the art trade," the fair's director says
Weak pound boosts British artists’ sales during Frieze Week in London
A confluence of factors has given the UK art market a lift—but will it last?
First edition of Design Miami Paris fair postponed after police cite ‘security problems’ with venue
The event was to be held at the Place de la Concorde in October to coincide with the inaugural Paris+ par Art Basel
Boutique fair Artmonte-carlo promises strong sales and deep-pocketed local buyers as French Riviera's art scene heats up
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
Art Basel creates new director role and appoints Walker Art Center curator Vincenzo de Bellis
Marc Spiegler remains global director of the Swiss fair and will oversee De Bellis—but will take on a more “strategic” position
Emerging British artist Abbas Zahedi wins 2022 Frieze Artist Award
He will create a large installation for the upcoming Frieze London fair, bringing together a public waiting area and support space
Monster minerals, 'forgotten' women artists and a 66-million-year-old dinosaur: VIP sales from Masterpiece London
After two-year hiatus, fair returns to Chelsea with an exuberant sense of joie de vivre
A pared down Art Basel in Hong Kong is saved by remote sales and a heightened focus on Asian art
Travel restrictions continue to prevent the physical presence of many international exhibitors at the fair, with 75 galleries opting for satellite booths
Colombian gallery repeats as Frieze stand prize winner
The Bogotá- and New York-based gallery Instituto de Visión walked away with the award for the second consecutive year
From Latinx artists to new takes on Surrealism, curator Marcela Guerrero’s favourite works at Frieze New York
Eight must-see works of art from the Whitney Museum of American Art's associate curator
Late artist Ernie Barnes finally scores gallery representation—and a new auction milestone
Andrew Kreps Gallery and Ortuzar Projects have announced they will co-represent the artist’s estate
Protest art is popular, but should it become big business?
Activism has a growing presence at art fairs, but it’s up to collectors and other stakeholders to enact meaningful change
Palestinian sovereignty and Roe v Wade referenced in works brought to a particularly political Frieze New York
Many exhibitors have brought art that seems to chime with new fair director Christine Messineo’s politically tinged programming
Shipping costs are skyrocketing—and galleries are expected to be hit hard
Oil price increases and the inability to fly over Russian airspace has made sending art abroad, especially between East Asia and Europe, much more expensive