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Asia Art Archive (AAA) announces the return of its Annual Fundraiser this October and November, celebrating the organisation鈥檚 25th anniversary.

Over 65 works by artists from Asia and beyond, including Cao Fei, Nicole Eisenman, and Antony Gormley, will go on auction from 27 October.

Art Basel Paris has settled into its second year at the Grand Palais with the confidence of a show that knows where it stands.

Collectors here seem increasingly selective, gravitating toward institutionally grounded names and blue-chip fixtures, while showing less appetite for new figurative works propelled by purely commercial momentum.

Art Basel Paris 2025 has settled into itself. Now in its fourth edition, the fair feels less like an ambitious transplant and more like a native force.

The mood was decidedly upbeat at Art Basel Paris鈥檚 debut of Avant Premi猫re, a new ultra-exclusive invitation-only preview for select clients that opened Tuesday afternoon.

Coinciding with Frieze Seoul 2025, White Cube and Thaddaeus Ropac present a twopart exhibition by Antony Gormley, marking the artist鈥檚 first solo presentation in the city.

鈥淩ecipes for Broken Hearts鈥� lays bare the complexities of curating and collaborating in Central Asia.

A new public sculpture commission will be unveiled today as part of London Sculpture Week, with events celebrating the medium across the city.

The Line is omnipresent in art: it defines form, structures surfaces, creates contours, separates and connects, traces time and space, and captures the imaginary.

The Line is omnipresent in art: it defines form, structures surfaces, creates contours, separates and connects, traces time and space, and captures the imaginary.

With major shows now on in Seoul and Nasher Sculpture Center, the artist discusses art's role in interrogating what it means to exist in this world.

In an exclusive interview, British artist Antony Gormley described his major retrospective at the Nasher Sculpture Center as a deliberate dialogue with a city built for speed.

For nine days this September, London will become one of the world鈥檚 largest outdoor galleries.

The question needs to stop being whether the market is doomed; we should prioritize the art, the talent, and the discourse鈥攁nd efforts must start regionally.