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Art Basel has named the 291 galleries that will participate in the 2025 edition of its main fair in Basel, Switzerland, scheduled to take place June 19–22, with preview days on June 17–18.

The fair’s newly revisioned structure, created by architectural studio WHY’s Kulapat Yantrasast, further develops the trademark tent and reveals the adjoining outdoor space as an opportunity...

Gathered in bunches and trailing like vines, Ryan Villamael’s paper-cut sculptures cascade through niches of interiors, history, and identity.

The number of exhibitors at the fair is down slightly from 289 in 2022, but organisers promise an enhanced layout.

Frieze Seoul has named the more than 120 galleries that will take part in its upcoming second edition this September.

The Armory Show in New York has lined up more than 225 galleries for its upcoming 2023 edition, scheduled to run September 8–10, with a VIP preview on September 7, at the Javits Center.

Meaning ‘gateway’ in Arabic, Bawwaba is a section of Art Dubai dedicated to new work (made in the last year) by artists from across the Global South.

Since the 20th century, a number of films produced in the Philippines have not survived.

S.E.A. Focus returns to Singapore 6–15 January.

Frieze returns to London from 12–16 October. Take an early look at some wonderful works appearing in the booths of Blindspot, Experimenter, Kavi Gupta, Lisson, OMR, Silverlens, and Victoria Miro.

Silverlens, one of Southeast Asia’s top galleries, is headed to New York City.

Prompted by the desire to increase visibility for Southeast Asian artists, the new Chelsea gallery will launch with exhibitions by Martha Atienza and Yee I-Lann.

Ocula Magazine was on-site to highlight some of the emerging and mid-career artists to watch at Art Basel Hong Kong 2022.

The 15th edition of Art Dubai (11–13 March 2022) includes over 100 galleries from 40 countries.

After an unexpected delay, Art Fair Philippines returns this year.