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Paul Allen’s works revealed; Arne Glimcher opens ‘selfish dream’ gallery; dealer pleads guilty in $86mn fraud
Stanley Whitney sells work for charity; Freud centenary hits London; all change at Dickinson Gallery
Turnover has risen from £18,000 in 1983 to more than £11mn in 2021
All the buzz from Frieze Seoul; UK fair organiser urges new government to undo Brexit hurdles
The art fair lands in a city well-supplied with collectors and newly popular with international galleries
Fractional ownership of artworks is becoming big business — but does it stand up as an investment?
He died without making a will so I have to arrange the division of his assets
Luxembourg + Co opens in Fuller Building; Perrotin doubles up in Seoul; slim Old Masters sales
UK works sell well at Masterpiece; African art at Christie’s; Hôtel Lambert trove; new fair director at Art Basel; Deborah Roberts piece helps charity
Also: Canadian private museum buys Kehinde Wiley series; Simon de Pury helps galleries cash in online; Koons sale raises nearly £10mn for Ukraine
The London-based fair returns after three years with ambitious plans for global growth, says its chief executive
Timothy Taylor goes big in New York; Mondrian show will boost market; Piano Nobile represents RB Kitaj
Demand is soaring and Gentileschi has become a household name — and many more are waiting to step into the spotlight
Opening a massive gallery in London devoted to Renaissance art is bold today, but he believes tastes are changing
Bourgeois spider sells for $40mn; challenge at Liste as gallery’s art locked in Shanghai; respite at the June Art Fair; Sotheby’s to offer Bacon painting of Freud for £35mn
Director Joanna Kamm says it’s the primary language of the younger generation the fair is targeting
The prestigious Swiss fair has 19 new galleries, reflecting pandemic ructions and market growth outside the west
Christie’s has Yves Klein for London; Inigo Philbrick gets seven years in prison; sellout booths at Frieze NY
Billy Tang wants to keep the local scene globally visible at a moment of political and social anxiety for the city
Second tranche of works sold by Sotheby’s indicates valuations remain high
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