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The Los Angeles-based collector and radiologist has acquired works over 40 years that reflect her African-American heritage
Galleries will show artworks in poolside cabanas while reconnecting with collectors for the first time since the pandemic
Frieze’s Los Angeles online show opens this week, and galleries are feeling the energy of the growing West Coast art market
A prize from Frieze and the Ghetto Film School offers aspiring film-makers from under-represented backgrounds a foot into the industry
The Latin American community is gaining stronger representation in LA’s art scene — but progress has been hard won
Professionals can help you position, light and frame artworks so that ‘it’s like seeing them for the first time’
New podcast from Art Basel; John Giorno’s Dial-A-Poem comes to the UK; Paradise Row gallery returns; Frieze lose US director
Ahead of an online Los Angeles edition, the art fair group’s first chief executive Simon Fox discusses how he has kept business going
Leonardo bear makes auction record; hybrid art business here to stay; $25m Clyfford Still heads to Aspen
Consultant and collector Helen Drutt is most impressed by jewellery that stops her in her tracks
Guaranteed price boosts Christie’s Picasso sale; performance art in London and Paris; Christo project to go ahead
Prince Harry finds favour at Sotheby’s; Grenfell Auction donation gets re-sold; Harper’s gallery keeps growing; London’s National Gallery opens to young patrons
The performance artist talks about his upcoming installation, a celebration of human contact
The palace grounds are populated by creatures in an exhibition of sculptures by French artists Les Lalanne
Tottenham Hotspur scores a gallery; NFT sales fall; transatlantic shows for Leon Kossoff; Sotheby’s heads to Monaco
Just as some wealthy people collect cars, others amass architecture purely for their own pleasure
The organisers of this long-standing event have come up with some fresh ideas to meet the new realities of dual working
In a triple partnership, the arts and antiques fair is offering educational support to recent art graduates
The Swiss entrepreneur discusses his ongoing search for a museum to house his vast array of historic art
Glassmaking is now very much seen as a proper art form and over the past 20 years has grown inexorably
The gallery’s directors have seen radical changes in the trade in five decades
Art lending extended; Julie Mehretu piece breaks records for Artsy; Masterpiece Online shrugs off UK’s extended lockdown; Michel Périnet’s collection for sale
As the latest of Art Basel’s Online Viewing Rooms arrives, the fair’s director of Americas is optimistic this model has longevity in the art world
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