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The July sale series brings together painting, prints and more from 20th and 21st century greats like M.C. Escher, Ed Ruscha and Shio Kusaka

Pace is presenting Pace: 65 Years at its Geneva gallery. This group exhibition delves into the past 65 years of Pace through a changing display of works that situates the gallery's contemporary program in the context of its 20th century history.

On Wednesday, Art Basel Hong Kong, Asia’s largest and most important art fair, opened to VIPs, with around 240 galleries exhibiting at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre—just a shade under last year’s 243 exhibitors.

Pace announced the inaugural exhibition at its new space in Berlin’s Schöneberg neighborhood marking a major milestone for the gallery’s presence in Europe.

The 2025 edition of TEFAF Maastricht, presented by The European Fine Art Foundation, returned to the MECC in signature style, featuring historical rediscoveries, exceptional artworks, and museum-quality collectibles from a diverse breadth of exhibitors.

Works from the Collection of Sir Anthony Caro will be offered during Spring Marquee Week in New York in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Day Sale.

The leading lot is a painting by Caro’s close friend and fellow artist Kenneth Noland.

Christie’s announced Works from the Collection of Sir Anthony Caro will be offered during Spring Marquee Week in New York in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Day Sale.

Hailing from the Pierre Lorinet Collection, the show spotlights works by Sterling Ruby, Theaster Gates, Louis Bourgeois and more.

As the new year starts, galleries in Seoul have opened doors with interesting exhibitions.

Pace opens a two-part survey of work by American painter Kenneth Noland at its Seoul and Tokyo galleries.

In the lead-up to this year’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago, media abounded with reflections on and comparisons to its storied 1968 predecessor.

Saskatchewan artist Eli Bornstein will celebrate his 102nd birthday on Dec. 28.

Sotheby’s Paris announced the sale of the Françoise Mayer and Marc Sohier collection. The collection, comprising seventy-four works, serves as a testament to the visionary journey of Françoise Mayer, a prominent figure in Brussels’ cultural landscape.

An overview of the wide-ranging American movement that emerged in post-war New York, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s