#ArtFairs

In a sea of zany little sculptures and assemblages, shiny stuff™, abstracted horniness, and kitschy vibrancy, there were works I did enjoy.

We asked 13 fairs to open up about booth pricing, and what they shared (and didn't) revealed much about transparency and affordability in the art world.

In a year of AI image corruption, this year’s fair, focused largely on Latin American and Latine artists, feels especially hopeful.

Despite packed aisles and some million-dollar deals, buyers are taking their time amid a cautious market and geopolitical unrest.

Works by the Gullah artist from the collection of Bob Roth shine at Outsider Art Fair.

With flights grounded and freight stalled, organizers push the fair to May while galleries reassess participation.

Attributed to the Italian master's studio, the "de Ganay" version bears a resemblance to the record-breaking $450 million work sold at Christie's.

The work sold at TEFAF Maastricht after being held in a Dallas private collection for 20 years.

Dealers are touting rediscoveries as museums and collectors seek to expand the canon.

Before the preview began, New York gallery Fort Gansevoort notched its first in-person sales.