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The Australian has amassed more than 900 pieces — and aims to show off her country’s creative thinking
Paul Allen’s works revealed; Arne Glimcher opens ‘selfish dream’ gallery; dealer pleads guilty in $86mn fraud
The late painter-gardener’s legacy is flowering anew
Stanley Whitney sells work for charity; Freud centenary hits London; all change at Dickinson Gallery
Antique farm vehicles are ploughing their way through the world’s auction houses
Miami collector launches NFT tarot series; later version of royal Canaletto on market for $10mn
From Nirvana to Aphex Twin, second-hand tour merch is more in demand than ever
All the buzz from Frieze Seoul; UK fair organiser urges new government to undo Brexit hurdles
She talks about her new gallery in New York — and the need for action in trying times
Cultural exchange has been the gallery’s mission for 50 years, says president Do Hyung-Teh
The new director is confident the fair will find its footing quickly
The South Korean sculptor creates idiosyncratic objects filled with tension
Works at the 12 young galleries range from Sungsil Ryu’s garish consumerism to Laetitia Yhap’s seaside sketches
Spectacular collections in the London home of the late businessman and philanthropist Sir Joseph Hotung
In the booming Korean art scene, rapid changes have destabilised traditional ways of working
The art fair lands in a city well-supplied with collectors and newly popular with international galleries
Unlike fellow conglomerate bosses, Kim does not want to build a museum for his collection
Previously the playground of affluent collectors, assets such as classic dresses and baseball cards are increasingly open to all
The French artist and collector on sardines, silence and his secret calling
Luxembourg + Co opens in Fuller Building; Perrotin doubles up in Seoul; slim Old Masters sales
The French feminist’s playful pieces are now more prized than ever
The resurgent $65bn art market has led to rampant speculation around the work of young artists — who see little of the profit
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
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