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Sadie Coles HQ

A sunlit courtyard in Doha’s Msheireb Downtown district, featuring modern beige stone buildings with geometric facades, shaded walkways, and a patterned plaza beneath a latticed canopy.

Art Basel Qatar Announces 87 Exhibitors Bringing Work for the Inaugural Edition

Artistic director Wael Shawky teased that the commissioned public projects will amplify regional voices, with their full scope to be revealed in the weeks ahead.
By Elisa Carollo
Women in a booth with soft blue draped fabric walls, displaying colorful paintings of trees and cityscapes, accompanied by a patchwork knitted bench in the center.

Tokyo Gendai Confirms Japan’s Rising Market Strength

The fair's 2025 offerings reflect the growing dynamism of the Japanese market.
By Elisa Carollo
Wide view of Tokyo Gendai 2024 with attendees exploring numerous gallery booths showcasing contemporary artworks inside a brightly lit exhibition hall.

Director Eri Takane On Tokyo Gendai’s Expanding Footprint in Japan’s Fast-Growing Market

"We’re trying to introduce visitors to the wider landscape of Japanese culture and art beyond what’s on view in Tokyo," director Eri Takane tells Observer.
By Elisa Carollo
A group portrait of four people seated and standing in an office environment in front of a large world map. Two women sit in front, while a woman and a man stand behind them. A framed photograph and houseplants are visible in the background.

In the Gallery Climate Coalition, the Art Market’s Carbon Problem Meets Its Match

By Elisa Carollo
Image of a man in blue suit holding a gavel as he leads the auction on a rostrum of a banana taped on the wall.

The World’s Most Expensive Banana Led Sotheby’s Dynamic Now and Contemporary Sale

By Elisa Carollo
Image of an auctioneer on the rostrum

Bank of America’s Latest Report Says Market Opportunities Will Lead the Fall Art Auction Season

By Elisa Carollo
Visitors at the entrance of the fair

West Bund Art & Design and Art021 Open With Great Enthusiasm But Slow Sales

By Elisa Carollo
Image of fair attendees at a fair

What to Expect From West Bund Art & Design This Year

By Elisa Carollo
View of Tokyo Gendai during the busy preview.

A Busy Start to Tokyo Gendai’s Second Edition Suggests the Growing Importance of Japan’s Art Scene

By Elisa Carollo
Pages from 'Dead Men Letters.' (Courtesy the artist, Petzel, Sadie Coles HQ)

Grave Matters: Read an Exclusive Excerpt of Nicola Tyson’s ‘Dead Letter Men’

By Andrew Russeth

Searching for Darren Bader’s ‘Pretty Face’ at Miami Basel

By Andrew Russeth
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