Art News Daily : 14 November
There are no better examples of piqué posé tortoiseshell in the world. How often may this be said of a work of art on the market?
Far too much of it actually reinforced Trump's message that the derisive liberal elite saw him – and by extension, his supporters – as a joke
Throughout Chinese history, jade has been prized for its beauty and its spiritual associations. Its appeal continues today, but its role is changing
Almine Rech gallery makes an impressive New York debut with this combined exhibition of works by Pablo Picasso and Alexander Calder
There's something for everyone as Cologne Fine Art, WIKAM, Art & Antique Hofburg and the Winter Art & Antiques Fair all open
Art News Daily : 11 November
It's high time Koo Jeong-A and Cho Yong-Ik were better known in the UK. Thankfully, both currently have exhibitions in the capital
The V&A provides a timely reminder of an era when England led the western world in the manufacture and export of luxury embroidery
Art News Daily : 10 November
A look at the star attractions at Sotheby's in London this November
The David Bowie auction diet; introducing Picasso's, erm, brown period; and Barbara Kruger's failed Trump prophecy
Art News Daily : 9 November
For all its fame, Giles Gilbert Scott's 'temple of power' in Battersea has had a chequered and difficult history. Is its future finally secure?
To mark the publication of his new book co-authored with David Hockney, Martin Gayford joins Thomas Marks to discuss his memories of interviewing artists
Art News Daily : 8 November
The satirical intent behind many of Picasso's portraits is striking in this exhibition
The curator, academic critic, and novelist was an inspirational figure, but also a dear friend to many in the art world
The Rijksmuseum is exhibiting a newly discovered group of animal studies by Frans Post
Art News Daily : 7 November
MoMA has acquired the original set of emojis and is set to put them on public display. But the emoji effect is visible in the Old Master world, too
Graffiti is usually seen as art or vandalism, but the distinction is stopping us from seeing it for what it really is
Sotheby's purchases the Mei Moses Art Indices; top sales from TEFAF New York; and early sales at Asian Art in London
The history of the asylum is a tale of many reforms and not much progress
