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The fair is set to return to the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center next week.
The city that never sleeps is gearing up for a frenzied month packed with art fairs of all sizes, along with a heady list of major auctions, and...
Under his leadership, Endeavor first acquired a 70 percent stake in Frieze in 2016 and completed its full acquisition in 2023.
The president's earliest executive orders are reshaping U.S. cultural policy, cutting funding, gutting institutions and redefining national historical...
With major consignments at Christie’s and Sotheby’s, New York’s spring auctions could define the art market’s path through 2025.
UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing. OMA Architects Since its founding in 2007, Beijing’s UCCA Center for Contemporary Art has played a...
Her visceral sculptural practice, now on view at Salon 94 and James Cohan, continues to push abstraction into new territory.
Led by exceptional works by Richard Prince, Elizabeth Peyton, On Kawara, Thomas Schütte and Mike Kelley, the sale is expected to generate more than...
Gallery Weekend Berlin returns on May 2 for its 21st edition, showcasing the quality and diversity of the city’s art scene. Courtesy Galeria Plan B...
AIPAD The Photography Show 2025. Andy Romer Photography 2025 Opening on Wednesday night, May 23, at the Park Avenue Armory, The Photography Show...
This latest consignment joins other headline lots at Christie’s, including Monet’s Peupliers au bord de l’Epte, crépuscule, which will be also...
“The theme is broad—it’s about questioning the very notion of humanity,” curator Thiago de Paula Souza told Observer.
Rachel Mijares Fick and Rebeca Laliberte built Future Fair to support emerging galleries via initiatives that promote collaboration and shared growth.
"What is special about the Dallas art scene, versus some other cities, is that this is a very collaborative, very tight community."
Until recently, the Museu de Arte de São Paulo’s programming has been tightly packed and spatially constrained.
Sky-high valuations and speculative wet paintings are fading from the spotlight; what’s left is a market defined by serious collectors instead of...
From Fontana’s gold “Fine di Dio” to Burri’s black “Cretto,” Sotheby’s will open its May marquee auctions with works from the dealer's rarified trove.
"What’s exciting is how expansive and layered the ecosystem has become—there are more voices in the mix, more stories being told and a real sense...
Amid the economic unease triggered by tariff uncertainties, Paris’ spring sales offered a glimmer of confidence ahead of New York’s marquee May...
Named for his children and the Italian word for love, the 10,000-square-foot exposed-brick space in Cannaregio will host rotating exhibitions...
"The work is about questioning how we locate ourselves in time, in history and in the cosmos—an invitation to reimagine our place within these...
With packed preview crowds and nearly $100,000 in museum-backed acquisitions, the Dallas Art Fair is making a confident case for the city’s growing...
"I don’t chase trends—I build legacies. Too many galleries scramble to align with market forces instead of defining them."
Dallas Art Week brings with it shows of work by Otobong Nkanga, Marisol Escobar, Francesca Mollett and many others.
EXPO Chicago is back at Navy Pier from April 24–27 for its 12th edition—the second under Frieze—with more than 170 galleries from 36 countries...
Sales dropped 12 percent in 2024 to $57.5 billion, but total transactions rose to 40.5 million signaling growing demand at entry and mid-level tiers.
In New York, the artist reclaims religious iconography and industrial motifs to stage a revolutionary act of aesthetic resistance.
Tariffs on art could disproportionately hurt American art businesses, according to Edouard Guin, founder of shipping company Convelio, as such levies...
This year, the association's signature fair will set up for the first time inside the iconic Starrett-Lehigh Building in West Chelsea.
"When you stand in this place, you feel the energy and the beauty of the view, which motivates you to do something for the planet."
Her integration of new technologies into her practice paradoxically allows for a return to something elemental—a deeper connection with the cyclical...
Widespread interest in younger and emerging artists translated into immediate results.
Continuing her exploration of family heritage, the artist’s latest body of work draws on both her ancestry and the fraught legacy of Empress Dowager...
The art center is redefining what it means for a cultural institution to be both hyperlocal and globally relevant.
The Swiss-born curator will officially step into his new role in September with support from Lowry, who has led the museum since 1995.
Closing with a combined $154,418,490 across three auction houses, the Hong Kong marquee auctions confirmed an Asian market much more cautious and...
The city’s art scene stole the spotlight this week, revealing the force of a creative class intent on stitching together a more cohesive—and...
Despite being born in Buenos Aires, Fini was profoundly Italian in her sense of drama, her disarming persona and the sophisticated literary and...
The fair's 2025 edition lacks the triple-A masterpieces that were the hallmark of its pre-pandemic splendor and the kind of works regional buyers seem...
Manning describes her practice in terms of ritual—a channeling process through which something universal, intangible and ineffable is unearthed.
Though the city is not immune to macroeconomic pressures and geopolitical complexities, it's probably one of the most stable places to be in a...
As PODIUM celebrates its second anniversary amidst Art Basel Hong Kong, Observer caught up with Cheng to learn more about the gallery's curatorial...
“Using explosives to create beauty rather than warfare and violence provides a sliver of hope for our shared human future.”
From boundary-pushing solo shows to historic retrospectives, these are the standout exhibitions you won’t want to miss while in town for the fair...
In “Sleepless” at Make Room Los Angeles, the subconscious takes a form both unsettling and hauntingly familiar.
"I’m drawn to objects that look like they want to speak or may have an interesting story."
Prior to her downfall, Schiff was known for working with elite clientele, including real estate mogul Aby Rosen and Hollywood stars like Leonardo...
Meanwhile, the launch of the inaugural Bukhara Biennial later this year will mark a pivotal moment in the country’s emergence as a cultural hub.
Now in its twenty-first edition, the fair continues to serve as a vital hub of connection for Brazilian artists, dealers and collectors and a key...
"The scale of opportunity for museums to better engage the new generation is only matched by the urgency to do so," according to patron Sarah Arison.