Mar 8, 2013
All Arts Istanbul, one of the city’s fairs, promotes traditional arts as the contemporary market starts to look saturated
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Mar 8, 2013
Former Soviet states in Central Asia and the Caucasus are fast raising their profile on the contemporary art scene
Mar 8, 2013
The world-class Barbier-Mueller Collection of pre-Columbian art was lovingly pieced together over two generations. Now it is on sale once more. By Susan Moore
Mar 8, 2013
Visitors to Art Dubai this year can enjoy a wealth of contemporary art from Africa
Mar 8, 2013
New York’s leading contemporary and modern art fair links up with an online partner
Mar 8, 2013
London’s new fair goes global, China shows its wealth, while exports come under fire
Mar 8, 2013
Over a feast of raw food, Turkish collector Ömer Koç talks to Catherine Milner about his artistic passions
Mar 8, 2013
Gareth Harris reports on how Tefaf in Maastricht, the grande dame of art fairs, is hoping to seduce young buyers
Mar 1, 2013
Sotheby’s showcases Central Asian art while Art Nouveau tops expectations
Peter Aspden
Mar 1, 2013
Today, the arts are, almost without exception, beautifully packaged, presented and promoted. But is the art any good?
Feb 22, 2013
Christie’s raises its premiums, London gets a new art fair and a museum sell-off in Turkey sparks fury
Feb 19, 2013
Another newcomer has joined the crush of international art fairs. But will it have what it takes to stand out on the art circuit?
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Feb 19, 2013
Baroque collection of Sir Denis Mahon distributed to six galleries
Feb 15, 2013
Contemporary sales set off fireworks while a rediscovered ‘Caravaggio’ has become the subject of a court case
Feb 8, 2013
This year’s edition drew international buyers – and exploded preconceptions. Rachel Spence reports
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