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Sotheby's The Now sale outperformed its broader evening contemporary auction as Frieze week sales kicked off in London.

London's Frieze Week auctions at Sotheby's presented a tale of contrasts, revealing the unpredictable nature of the current art market.

Having followed Edmund de Waal’s work as both a writer and an artist ever since the publication of his memoir The Hare with Amber Eyes: A Hidden Inheritance (2010), and Atemwendeb, his first exhibition at Gagosian Gallery in 2013, I’ve come to realize how Edmund has managed to maintain a remarkable balance between on one hand the making, and on the other hand the writing.

Visits to Mori Art Museum, Artizon Museum, Takeo Obayashi's Yu-un Guesthouse, Enoura Observatory, and more were on tap during Tokyo Gendai in July.

Lee’s paintings reassemble the building blocks of language into images at once alien and familiar. Curiously, the works often seem faded or exposed....

In a complex of dozens of studios and thousands of works of original art, the most impressive maker in the lot might be the proprietor himself, who happens to be the only one in the building who doesn’t call himself an artist.

A recent memoir by Patrick Bringley about his time working at the Metropolitan Museum of Art illustrates the intimate knowledge guards possess of the pieces they protect.

The dealer remains “cautiously optimistic” about the trade’s prospects this autumn

The gallery's new exhibition, a career retrospective of the late French master painter, needs to be seen in person.

They look at you from behind inscrutable eyes, aloof and moderately annoyed, jaw lines jutting like ice floes. The faces are at once classically famil