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The artist is a hot commodity thanks to her hypnotic oil paintings – and surprising muses
Female collectors dominate at Christie’s; demand for art still strong in Hong Kong; Gagosian and White Cube agree to share
Alongside Eye of the Collector and Photo London, it will be a busy few days for art lovers
New work at White Cube and the Royal Academy’s show pairing her with Edvard Munch confirm the artist as a vital voice even in the face of death
Coinciding retrospectives of Lee Bul and Seung-Taek Lee shed light on a divided nation
The confidence and sophistication of Asia’s contemporary art market increases steadily
This year’s Biennale comes amid an explosion of gallery openings and exhibitions
The German artist talks about his own past and the ‘fascism’ of politicising art
Canopy of clouds to be installed above London Paddington’s new ‘Elizabeth Line’ station
First monographic show in China features intimate works that seek to reclaim the female nude
Two new London art galleries are geographically distinct but have a common element: the architects
Could this marathon cycle of 50 creative projects in 50 weeks prove as prophetic as its predecessor?
Works by artists including Eduardo Paolozzi and Damien Hirst are on show along public paths
Stunts provide the marketing, the gallery works the cash flow, writes Edwin Heathcote
Marlow to make Sotheby’s cameo; Narrative Figuration in the roller-skating hall; Artnet AG reports losses
From a 24-hour video installation to making vinyl records on the spot, the acclaimed California-born artist talks about his fashionable art
A fast crowd at the world’s premier international art show with much already sold before the doors even swung open
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