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The issue at hand, says New York dealer Georges Bergès, is not the public's taste nor the supply of talent but rather that the industry can no longer survive if it remains exclusio...
In a landscape where the costly major art fairs have "become badges or signifiers of success for galleries," small fairs provide a softer start.
Chez Sotheby’s installs roughly $150 million worth of artwork by Picasso, Matisse, Warhol, Richter and others in a salon-style setting with its own restaurant and bar. Six pieces f...
A £5 million Jan Brueghel the Elder led opening-day sales, while overlooked modernists from Morocco, Colombia and Antigua drew collector and institutional attention. In the contemp...
Usually bringing together hundreds of artists and galleries in one place, art fairs remove the distance, making viewing and comparing a vast array of artworks possible.
The world has changed dramatically, but fair infrastructure hasn't evolved to meet the demands of 21st-century collectors.
Salvadoran artist Luis Serrano paints a mural during a street art festival in San Marcos, El Salvador. — AFP
The fair announced that it will conclude its 2026 edition on Friday evening in response to protests planned in the French capital for Saturday. Yet despite the unrest in the street...
French artist JR performs one of his characteristic jumps as he poses in front of his installation "DILUVIUM" at the Vatican Apostolic Library, at the Vatican. — Reuters
Astoria Artshow is “a very important” and “very innovative” addition to Vienna’s art scene, according to Bärbel Vischer, curator of contemporary art at the city's Museum of Applied...
A new generation of Japanese collectors, often guided by curiosity rather than long-term investment thinking, is beginning to reshape who buys and why.
Paris Art Week opened with momentum as galleries proceeded with scheduled events despite unrest in the streets. On Monday, several satellite fairs offered a first look at how colle...
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Sculpture titled ‘Surface Breach’ by artist Andre Braun on the opening day of the 'Sculpture by the Sea' outdoor exhibition in Bondi, Sydney, Australia. — Reuters
"New York may receive enormous attention because of its market influence, but nearly every major cultural capital operates according to the seasonal cycle. What distinguishes New Y...
Why? Because art is expensive. Think about it, paintings and sculptures are unique objects made by one artist over a lifetime, limited in supply, ergo valuable. Example: Leonardo d...
The recent rise of the region in the international art world has been driven, in part, by a concentrated wave of institution-building, biennials, cultural diplomacy and private pat...
In the fine art world, one increasingly hears terms like "ethical" and "sustainable" used in reference to art advising, installation practices, upcycled mediums and even curation....
Every artwork begins somewhere, in a fleeting moment, a remembered landscape, a familiar melody or an emotion that resists expression in words. At H1 Art Gallery, the third edition...
For 17 days each fall, ArtPrize fills the city's shops, churches and squares with more than a thousand artworks and invites hundreds of thousands of visitors to vote for their favo...
Strong opening-day sales across the fair's 99 booths, from emerging talent priced in the low thousands to established names approaching $100,000, suggest a buyer base deeper than m...
Making climate-conscious art at scale and in public is arduous, expensive and often exhausting. Agnes Denes, Mary Mattingly, Maya Lin and their peers have built substantial careers...
This article is part of a series of pieces celebrating Glasstire’s 25th anniversary. To see other stories from this series, go here. To see pieces from the month of October, around...
The Turbine Hall gets haunted by sound art and the colossal air fair opens its doors, while Sherman champions the fantastic and the grotesque – all in your weekly dispatchTarek Ato...
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