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Curator Cédric Fauq is presenting ‘fictional architectures, slow apocalypses and fictional scarcity’
Before a fair opens, experts check that every work for sale is exactly what the gallerists say it is
Karla Black’s work is the first on show in the Warehouse, a new addition to Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket gallery
Work ranges from Carrie Mae Weems’s documentary activism to Meiro Koizumi confronting wartime atrocities
The organisers of this long-standing event have come up with some fresh ideas to meet the new realities of dual working
Breaking with tradition, three international guest curators step in to guide the next Art Basel OVR
Anti-money laundering rules loom; Mickalene Thomas on show; Iranian art online; dealers as holograms; and a famous ‘Mona Lisa’ copy
A collective booth of leading Italian dealers is among the galleries participating remotely at Art Basel Hong Kong this year
Real and virtual worlds collide in an exhibition of works that visitors can view through their smartphones
For its sixth edition of online viewing rooms, ‘Pioneers’, Art Basel presents ‘artists who have broken new aesthetic, conceptual, or sociopolitical ground’. We spotlight six of the best
Galleries in Mexico City show how to visit an art fair without getting on a plane
As wealthy American clients migrate south for the winter, blue-chip galleries are following suit
As Art Basel prepares to launch its 20th-century-focused OVR:20c, gallerists and buyers share their views
Asia’s premier art hub gets a modest but focused real-life event next month
The Canadian dealer is marking 25 years since his bold arrival on the London scene with a celebratory survey
This Apple TV+ series is an impressive history of LGBTQ representation
Six sculptures installed as part of an Art in Public Places programme affirm the city’s new-found cultural clout
Nada’s Miami fair acts as a barometer, reflecting the challenges facing small and midsize galleries
With the 46th edition opening this week in Paris, the Fiac director discusses their impending move and the changes to come
As a six-decade survey opens at London’s Whitechapel Gallery, the Brazilian artist looks back on a many-faceted career
The new Frieze Masters co-curator specialises in projects that pose eastern against western ways of seeing
With Old Masters, contemporary art and even restored Victorian public lavatories, the island is ‘a secret hiding in plain view’
The artists who took figurative painting in radically different directions are celebrated in this audacious exhibition in Dublin
The artist’s playful paintings are the subject of a new monograph and Hong Kong show
The artist, famous for his painting of Barack Obama, has taken a new path — to the South Pacific
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