Eighty-year-old Bosnian painter is the star of the pavilion’s multinational show ‘Home Sextant’
Institutions are building collections of work by esteemed artists — but can they be integrated into education?
Former Sotheby’s chair James Stourton shares an insider’s glimpse into the murkier corners of a ‘gentlemanly’ world
As Art Basel Paris takes up residence at the Grand Palais, the FT invites you to discover the best of the fair, featuring key artists, collectors and gallerists
Can the revamped grande dame of antiques fairs inspire a new generation of collectors?
On the eve of a major Paris show, the duo talk queerness, minimalism, the uncanny and being featured on ‘The Simpsons’
France’s biggest art fair’s debut in its auspicious new venue dovetails with heavyweight museum shows
Their collection, housed in a private museum north-west of Paris, features work by Carl Andre, Donald Judd and Dan Flavin
L’Association Matignon Saint-Honoré unites mega galleries and Old Masters dealers in a collective soirée
Born in Cairo, raised in Istanbul and based in Paris for nearly 60 years, Yalter explores notions of exile, displacement and feminism
The fair returns to the 18th-century Hôtel de Maisons with a vibrant melting pot of classic and contemporary creations
Eric Clapton’s de Kooning sells for £3.5mn at Christie’s; Hockney fetches £13.2mn at Sotheby’s
The Jamaican-born artist uses a technique called picotage to makes his work shimmer
Works exhibited by companies can deepen client relationships and tempt staff to the office
The winner of the Frieze Artist award 2024 has created a ‘carebot’ with emotional problems
Art from ancient to new is being sold in galleries, auction houses and Frieze Masters this autumn
Her 15,000 artworks range from the Bombay Progressives to Olafur Eliasson and Anish Kapoor
The couple’s commission for Art on the Underground is an ambitious mosaic in St James’s Park station
His new section at Frieze London brings together Indigenous and diaspora artists, with a focus on clay
The section features helium-propelled penguins and alabaster creatures
The Frieze art fairs return as global sales fall and costs rise, but organisers have plans to increase attractiveness
The New Yorker has witnessed London’s art market grow from quiet origins into a high-octane scene over the past 40 years
The Australian has a fascination for pilot watches and what they signify as pieces of history
Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Bonhams are following Phillips into swisher sites, with architect-designed buildings that allow for different sales formats
The Dubai Watch Week Horology Forum’s focus on the art of watchmaking, rather than sales, attracts a wide range of enthusiasts
