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30 graduates from University of Arts London selected for Future Map 11 exhibition as next big thing The final exhibitors for Future Map 11 – the...

Alexander Calder mobiles brought to Paris for valuation by local Frenchman seized by Calder Foundation as fakes French authorities have seized a...

1949 Work sells for staggering $61 million At Sotheby's in New York Sotheby's New York has announced a record price achieved for the US Abstract...

Turner Prize nominee Karla Black swaps plastic bags for linen, in aid of The Glasgow Project Room Three hand-painted, signed linen bags created by...

$800,000 flown and thrown to Ai Weiwei to help him pay harassment tax bill Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei, has received more than $800,000 from...

  $247.6m sale total at Christie’s makes up for last week’s auction in which even work by Degas failed to find a buyer We speculated yesterday...

UNLESS you’re a master forger the idea of art and crime mixing together might not spring instantly to mind. However a quick duck in to the Southbank...

  Buyers lack enthusiasm at first post-war and contemporary sale of the season, uncharacteristically held by Phillips De Pury Phillips De Pury...

Gaywise FESTival 2011 commences amid declarations of support London's premier LGBT cross-arts festival Gaywise FESTival 2011, or GFEST, opened last...

French government places an export ban on ‘stolen’ 17th Century painting being displayed at a French art fair by London’s Weiss gallery The Carrying...

London’s Asian Art Fair sees Wealthy Chinese collectors dominating sales   This year's Asian Art in London began last week, an event which has been...

Ex-cop Steven Weinberg believed to be ‘Neo’, one of New York’s most prolific graffiti artists ‘Neo’ has been painting New York’s subways for the...