Miami Art Week 2019As Art Basel Miami Beach opens its doors, we look at the fairs, people and trends shaping the art market in the Americas © Patrick McMullan via Getty ImagesQuestions over Art Basel’s Hong Kong fairStuart Shave to open third gallery in London; Russian avant-garde reigns supreme at Sotheby’s; Octopus Energy and Artfinder join forces for climate change projectTeresita Fernández: the Miami-born artist taking her hometown by storm‘Beauty is one of the most powerful ways that we have to talk about justice’Gallerist Mariane Ibrahim — ‘art has to tell a form of truth’On a mission to promote African artists, the gallerist talks about why Trump is reinforcing her determinationNew Art Dealers Alliance — how galleries and artists can work togetherNada’s Miami fair acts as a barometer, reflecting the challenges facing small and midsize galleriesMega-collectors Mera and Don Rubell: ‘It’s a walking history of our life!’The Rubells — known for spotting promising artists early — are opening a private museum in MiamiAlexandre Noll: the reclusive designer and furniture maker is finally under the spotlightBonhams will be dedicating a whole sale to his work in New YorkMore from this SeriesPiercing the art world bubble in Palm BeachOne gallerist aims to challenge injustices facing immigrant artistsEl Espacio 23 is a place for art in turbulent timesThe collector behind the Pérez Art Museum Miami has opened a space in the city’s up-and-coming Allapattah areaIs technology the future of craftsmanship?London gallerist Sarah Myerscough on her installation at Design Miami and how to keep craft and design relevantWhy size matters at arts fairsThe curator of a new section for large-scale work at Art Basel Miami Beach discusses how she’s bringing the outdoors inside
