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The art fair’s 51st edition will have 272 exhibitors and a more local feel
Exhibitors welcome return of fairs; Edel Assanti gallery doubles up; Raducanu brings it home — for Frieze’s owner
Hockney garden pic hits the block; Art Basel creates ‘solidarity fund’ for dealers; Manhattan gallery marks 9/11
Dealers are hiring again and collectors are spending more, according to economist Clare McAndrew
From podcasts and Instagram to video tours, exhibitors are trying to show off their wares to best effect
London landmark as a gallery in disguise; rent-to-buy art scheme; Luciano Fabro in the spotlight; and a chance to Frieze your heart
The art fair brand’s next venture is offering a year-round, real-life gallery space in London’s Mayfair
Frieze’s Los Angeles online show opens this week, and galleries are feeling the energy of the growing West Coast art market
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
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
Tottenham Hotspur scores a gallery; NFT sales fall; transatlantic shows for Leon Kossoff; Sotheby’s heads to Monaco
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
Art Basel gets physical; London Gallery Weekend a hit; galleries to dot London arcade; landmark show of African American artists revived
As the Sotheby’s rainmaker moves on, she shares her views on the business and speculates on its post-Covid future
More than 130 galleries will open their doors with a community spirit that is a silver lining of the pandemic
Digital boosts physical at London gallery; Contemporary Art Society opens summer space; Art Basel brings in the Hong Kong crowds; Baldessari estate chooses Sprüth Magers; gothic casket makes auction record in Scotland
Market moves to Asia; art fairs pool resources in London and Chicago; Paris opens up with vigour
The franchise makes its first venture into Asia with an event scheduled for September 2022
Entrepreneurs Ed Tang and Jonathan Cheung on their new art advisory firm and launching an online exhibition to coincide with Art Basel Hong Kong
Returning to Hong Kong in-person, Art Basel presents a new hybrid format that brings together physical and digital experiences
Auctions lively but Frieze New York quieter; Ropac gallery to open in Seoul; auction houses welcome cryptocurrencies
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