Results

Television as Medium: How a Century of Broadcasting Reshaped Art

The Ghost of Franco

The Photographer: Was Martin Parr Just Taking the Piss?

The Wii Effect: How Gaming Rewired the Art of Performance

What Can the Artworld Expect from the Mamdani Era?

After the Avatar: Tilly Norwood and the Representation Market

After Nuremberg

Singapore’s Art Market Is Built on Policy, Not Hype

Structural factors including tax design, regulatory stability and wealth concentration are reshaping Singapore’s role as a regional art-market hub

Private Views: Champagne Socialism at the Whitney Art Party

In the first dispatch from a new column on the New York art scene, the politics of socialism, Gaza and art-world patronage collide on the dancefloor at the Whitney’s champagne-soaked fundraiser.

Trust, After the Photograph

Gibellina and the Limits of Art-Led Regeneration

Art Basel’s Vincenzo de Bellis on Neutrality, Risk and Evolution

New artistic director says the fair “does not take any position”, yet its sector design, buyer strategy and global expansion actively shape the art market ecosystem.