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Art Basel OVR:2021

The online-only art fair returns with a strong global showing, from East Asian and Nigerian galleries to Brazilian artists

© Kukje Gallery/Jina Park/Haegue Yang; Nature Morte/Manish Nai; Experimenter/Sohrab Hura; Galleri Nicolai Wallner/Rasmus Myrup; Almine Rech/Esther Mahlangu; Fredric Snitzer/Enrique Martinez Celaya; Venus Over Manhattan/Cornelius Annor

East Asian galleries flock to Art Basel’s online fair, OVR:2021
Harsh quarantines and the high costs of real-world fairs have made virtual sales spaces much more attractive
Adenrele Sonariwo is leading Lagos’s art-world charge
Her Rele gallery is telling new stories from Nigeria as the national art scene bubbles up
Antonio Tarsis — from favela streets to Art Basel
The Brazilian artist used discarded matchboxes he found on the ground to make his earliest work
Prague’s new private museum is electrifying
Petr and Pavlína Pudils’ Kunsthalle Praha aims to be a cultural crossroads in a transformed power substation