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Nepo Babies Are Taking Over the Art Market
The Art Basel and UBS survey suggests a youthquake: Gen Z collectors spend the most on average. But, as collectors buy less at auction and more directly from artists, galleries are feeling the squeeze. For Messy Business, Jeni Fulton reports.
How Minor Attractions Breaks the Fair Template with its Citywide Programme
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Painting on Pashminas in Srinagar, Kashmir
In one of the most militarised regions in the world, what can an art exhibition offer?
The Painter: Renée Levi
For the opening of her commissioned installation at London’s Hayward Gallery, Swiss artist Renée Levi talks about making the work, her artistic influences and the importance of architecture in her practice
Help! I Hate... Fair Week
Artworld Agony Aunt Charlotte Jansen advises a disillusioned fair-goer on how to survive one of the busiest weeks in the art calendar
Bangkok Art Biennale Announces the Complete Lineup for Its Fifth Edition
72 artists from around the world will take over Bangkok across temples, museums, cultural institutions and public spaces from 29 October 2026 to 28 February 2027.
The Van Gogh Museum Reaches Agreement on Renovation Budget
The Van Gogh Museum has reached a settlement with the Dutch government over the financing of the museum’s renovation, set to start in late 2028.
Tang Contemporary Closes Its Hong Kong Gallery
Tang Contemporary’s Wong Chuk Hang space in Hong Kong has indefinitely shut following allegations of outstanding debts across its network
Louvre Abu Dhabi Names New Director
Souraya Noujaim returns to the museum where she previously spent five years as its collections director.
The Dealer: Almine Rech
Parisian gallerist Almine Rech speaks on backing young artists, navigating the fluctuations of the art market and why art still needs to be seen in person.
Is the Great Wealth Transfer Already Reshaping the Art Market?
As $18.3 trillion prepares to pass between generations, two New York fairs suggest the inheritance at stake is one of taste as much as capital, with younger collectors steering demand towards forgotten artists and lower price points.
In Rio, the Art Market Plays It Safe
Brazil’s premier art fair retains its spectacular setting, but as political uncertainty and a subdued market weigh on collectors, dealers are finding that the appetite for high-priced works has cooled
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