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There’s nothing Minnie the Minx about the returns on these comics
Plus, robot turns heads in Hong Kong; 20th-century collections in Paris; work by 1m spiders in London
Original illustrations from One Piece reborn as high-end collectors’ items
Whether Asian and American buyers will overcome travel hassles remains an open question for the capital
Stand Out is curated by Luke Syson, who wants to highlight the value of art objects
The fair returns to London — and real life — with ventures that aim to increase diversity among curators and reduce emissions
Oyinkansola Dada, moving between the worlds of art and law, set up her gallery to engage young audiences
His career in the music business has supported his collection, which emphasises work by African-American artists
The artist-duo, feeling excluded by major institutions, are opening an east London gallery devoted to their own work
Curator Cédric Fauq is presenting ‘fictional architectures, slow apocalypses and fictional scarcity’
With dealers from Guatemala to Hong Kong, the new body aims for progress on tech, fairs and the environment
Its money, talent and tech have enabled blockchain think-tanks and galleries selling NFTs to flourish
Banksy’s former agent opens merchandise outlet; Untitled Art Fair cuts costs for emerging sellers; Ron Mueck show at Thaddaeus Ropac
The Japanese-American artist’s diverse output spanned the 20th century, with work from sculptures to lanterns to tables
The presence of Cindy Chao jewellery at a charity auction at Frieze Art Fair highlights the trend for cross-collecting
Centuries of climate concern at Frieze; Brooklyn Museum and LACMA share female photographer collection; LA’s David Kordansky expands to New York
How the 5-cent childhood trophy became a multimillion-dollar hit
On a tiny island off the south of France, an exhibition explores marine life — real, imagined and endangered
Salvator Mundi dealer claims victory; Frida Kahlo work aims for record; Thaddaeus Ropac gallery hires head of Asia; Ben Nicholson acquisition for Hepworth Wakefield
Monumental pieces burst out of the usual confines and, curator Giovanni Carmine claims, provide ‘a mirror of the art world’
There is now strong commercial interest in high-tech art installations
The Argentine artist uses her deep engagement with the cultural form to explore the boundaries of being human
The Franco-Canadian tackles today’s questions of identity and justice by looking at resonant episodes from the past
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