In Basel, a Cautious But Committed Market Rediscovers Its Nerve "Art Basel remains the most important fair of the year… It starts strong, and it stays strong." By Elisa Carollo
Frieze New York Opens Strong, But the Real Test Is Just Beginning Perhaps due to the convergence of multiple biennials and general market recalibration, buyers this year seem more attuned to artists with institutional profiles, strong CVs and already established names. By Elisa Carollo
Art Brussels Keeps Getting Better at Being Itself This fair remains a quietly essential stop on the European art calendar. By Nicolas Vamvouklis
The Paris Auctions Cap a Triumphant Art Week With Record Sales, Surrealist Strength and Italian Postwar Gems By Elisa Carollo
Brooklyn Museum Is Breaking the Mold: An Interview With Director of Curatorial Affairs Catherine Futter By Dan Duray
Sotheby’s Reveals a Cross-Category Mix of Luxe Lots in Its First Auction In Saudi Arabia By Elisa Carollo
The Excitement Around Paris Art Week Led to Strong Sales at Christie’s and Sotheby’s By Elisa Carollo
Antony Gormley Opens Up About Drawing’s Role in Sculpture and His Relationship with New York By Dan Duray
Ai Weiwei, Grayson Perry and Other Artists Are Gifting Works to Help Torture Survivors Heal By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly