The 33rd edition of the fair is also its first digital-only outing, but it still offers the best in British art
Dealers and auction houses will need to think strategically as they try to weather the pandemic and its fallout
The art market, like many other business sectors, is not about to revert to its pre-pandemic appearance
Recent guidance published by DCMS highlights implications for the movement of goods – and art dealers would do well to take note
Only one of the artist’s celebrated night scenes remains in private hands – and it comes to auction at Lempertz in Cologne next month
With galleries encouraged to focus on a single masterpiece, this year’s online fair includes an array of museum-quality works
The spotlight falls on art from China, Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia in the second half of the event
Reimagined for its 23rd edition, the event is now split into two sections – with the first leg focusing on Indian and Islamic art
The museum is selling part of its collection of Islamic art as well as some extraordinary timepieces
A important group of Gandharan sculptures and Thomas Olbricht’s modern-day Kunstkammer are both on sale this September
Art businesses in the US have a limited time to prove that responsible practices are already in place
Highlights of the first modern and contemporary art fair to take place in Europe since the continent locked down
The annual celebration of art from around the world returns to the streets of Saint-Germain-des-Prés
How have art businesses coped with the crisis – and what might they look like post-lockdown?
From 3 to 10 July the galleries of Mayfair and St James’s are putting on physical and digital displays to appeal to dedicated connoisseurs and casual browsers alike
Philip Hewat-Jaboor, chairman of Masterpiece London, and Tibetan art specialist Alice S. Kandell on spending more time with objects
Virtual viewing rooms, video tours and private Zoom meetings – here’s what to expect from Masterpiece Online
With splendid examples of illumination accompanying early musical notation, medieval choir books are highly prized by collectors around the world
A Fang reliquary sculpture with an illustrious history is the first classical African work to be offered in a contemporary evening sale
When commercial galleries in the UK reopen, they will need to be mindful of social-distancing rules and wary of legal obligations for online sales
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced art fairs and galleries to move their presentations online – but are virtual viewings here to stay?
A sale of volumes collected by the Assay Office over two centuries brings numerous important works to the market, despite local opposition
The art fair’s online viewings will suit some collectors down to the ground – but it’s harder to make genuine discoveries
A tiara fit for a queen and a portrait of a princess are among the objects not to miss at the fair this year
