New shows at commercial galleries, from emerging names to rediscovered talents

Buyer bidding through advisors Gurr Johns, combined with strong Asian interest, buoys London Impressionist and Modern art sales at Christie's and Sotheby's

House-museum in Cambridge now has “world-class” conditions for future exhibitions, says its director

Mousquetaire et nu assis is among highlights of London evening sale of Modern and Impressionist art in February

We survey the top five results in key markets, from Old Masters to Post-war and contemporary

Show examines role of Art et Liberté in international fight against fascism, nationalism and colonialism

New York sale results boosted by strong Asian and Russian buying, and shored up by guarantees

Pent-up demand for top material kicks off New York's key auction week, with a $81.3m Van Gogh and records for Léger, Magritte, Man Ray and Vuillard

Discretionary sellers gain confidence in the market and Christie's leads its contemporary sale with Da Vinci—but recent overreaches sound a cautionary note

Cambridge house-museum and its art influenced the student Nicholas Serota to switch from economics to art history

The involvement of the former Sotheby’s auctioneer turned private dealer and advisor hints at bigger plans

Don't miss out on this summer's hottest outdoor sculpture installations

Don't miss out on this summer's hottest outdoor sculpture installations

With three lots making over £20m with fees, Sotheby’s long-winded Impressionist & Modern Art auction improves on 2016 but falls just short of a stiff estimate

Three excellent exhibitions explore different approaches to Neoplasticism

Coming in hot from its stint in the States

This display aims to flesh out Giacometti's practice, which is not limited to his iconic bronze figures

This will be the first exhibition to focus on Smith's use of the colour white

India Art Fair opens this week—look out for this Modern Indian masterpiece

More than 150 works will be on display, from those executed early in his career to some whose paint is still wet

Russian President Vladimir Putin personally thanked Bernard Arnault at the Kremlin for hosting the show

Japanomania returns once more to Copenhagen as the exhibition looks at how Nordic artists used Japanese art in their own work

Swedish conservators allow Monogram to travel to London, New York and San Francisco for a major traveling survey

New generation of curators and patrons expands the canon to encompass the world beyond the US and Europe

A work by Rivera in Picasso’s personal collection suggests that the tale of the two artists’ falling-out has been exaggerated

Gabrielle Berlatier was a farmer's daughter who kept her traumatic encounter with the artist a secret

New research into the artist's work has offered new perspectives, but much work remains to be done

Billionaire hedge-funder is believed to have bought works by De Kooning and Pollock in one of the biggest private sale in history

Ten proposals have made it to the next round of architecture competition

A show of the artist's work reveals her proximity to and distance from both modernism and academicism