art market
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New landscape
When the usual channels of shows closed, Italian curators found a new way to promote contemporary art.
Group dynamics
A new South Kensington arts complex offers galleries flexible exhibition space while fostering community among dealers, collectors and advisors in an increasingly challenging market.
Culture Clash
Zürich's galleries are abandoning the industrial periphery for a surprising new home: the affluent city centre, where shuttered retail spaces offer fresh opportunities.
Art and soul
Smart collectors follow their taste but also have a nose for new fields. We speak to four insiders about where the art market is heading and what sectors are piquing their interest.
Look this way
Copenhagen’s Chart Art Fair, which champions Nordic art, has reinvented itself. Could its new format be a template for the future?
Art’s just a click away
With galleries closed, institutions have gone online to display their wares. But what happens to art – and how we experience it – when the virtual is all there is?
Showing their colours
Tokyo's contemporary-art scene is growing, thanks to energetic gallerists with a passion for their country's creativity. We profile four of them and their key artists.
The opener
From Texan gunslingers washing up with Aesop soap to Brazilian congressional superheroes, this issue's opener surveys a gloriously odd world in its usual sharp, unhurried style.
Putting on a show
There’s still lots of money to be made in the Hong Kong art market. And the big players are coming to town.
Rock the house
Having restored the sheen to Sotheby’s rusty balance sheet, new CEO Tad Smith is reimagining the historic institution’s future by embracing digital.
