ARTISTS
2025
Galleries report robust demand across all price points, from emerging artists to blue-chip masters.
Strong sales on preview day saw works that stand the test of time finding buyers amid a contracting market.
In her second exhibition at the gallery, CLOSE, Japanese artist Ulala Imai presents a new body of work that traverses scale and subject with a distinct sensibility.
Changes abound in the art world as we come to the big art fixtures of the spring.
Xavier Hufkens announced representation of French-Italian artist Tatiana Trouv茅.
By Friday, as art professionals started picking up flights out of Hong Kong, the narrative for this year鈥檚 edition of Art Basel Hong Kong, and the surrounding art week, was pretty much set.
Three series of paintings by the American artist are brought together for the first time in this exhibition in Belgium.
The 2025 edition of Frieze Los Angeles wrapped up on Sunday, February 23, marking a milestone year for the fair with strong sales, major institutional acquisitions, and an outpouring of support for the city鈥檚 artists.
The highly anticipated 2025 edition of Frieze Los Angeles closed yesterday February 23rd, marking a defining year for the art fair with reports of strong sales, an energetic atmosphere and a vibrant audience that rallied in support of the L.A. arts community.
A wide range of galleries鈥攊ncluding seven newcomers鈥攚ill showcase exhibits in Frieze New York this spring, despite a move to a smaller venue in 2021.
When David Lynch passed away last week, I was writing a little bit of an overview of this show, Canadian artist聽David Altmejd's "Pre虂lude pour un nouvel ordre mondial" at聽Xavier Hufkens, Brussels.
2024
Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 | Selection of Reported Sales | VIP Day 3, with additional sales made on Days 1 and 2.
In Pr茅lude pour un nouvel ordre mondial, Canadian artist David Altmejd unveils a body of new sculptures and drawings.
Qiu Xiaofei鈥檚 first solo show in Europe, 鈥淏ARE,鈥� presented recent paintings and drawings that mix Asian and Western traditions in a vibrant palette, depicting distorted figures and evoking metamorphosis and transcendence.
Xavier Hufkens announced its second gallery exhibition with Giorgio Griffa (b. 1936, Turin) curated by Yann Chateigne虂 Tytelman.