New York Old Master auctions preview: so much to see, so little time Twelve sales in three days make the season a sprint rather than a...

Open it and they will come. You hope… A number of galleries are making the move in search of the right area By Charlotte Burns. Fo...

Keeping it strictly old school LA teaching is still top for next generation of artists By Charlotte Burns and Helen Stoilas. Focus...

Munich to get its own Fourth Plinth Scandinavian artists Elmgreen and Dragset are organising temporary art commissions in Germany ...

Artist interview, Walid Raad: a mediator between worlds The artist challenges historical narratives in his Islamic-inspired show at th...

Aristocrat’s Impressionist collection to be sold Paintings by Monet, Sisley, Pissarro and Gauguin, estimated at more than £8m and asse...

Art Basel Hong Kong embraces Asian identity Organisers announce the roll call for the first edition under new ownership By Melanie...

Picasso murals under threat Government contemplates tearing down buildings damaged during terrorist attack in Oslo By Clemens Boms...

Writer’s shrine to get epic treatment International team of artists and designers to create park dedicated to author of Master and Mar...

Serra’s ‘threat’ to Broad collection Curator argues artists’ law can place “moral rights” above historical accuracy By Laura Gilb...

What’s in store for the market? The growing numbers of the super-rich should keep the auction houses happy in 2013, but there are tou...