Leading our Hong Kong season in May, Triptych 1987-1988 by Zao Wou-Ki forms a bridge between the East and two era-defining Western artists
A guide to the New York graffiti artist taking the art world (and the high street) by storm with his cartoon characters and collaborations with global brands such as Nike
Chinese Export specialist Becky MacGuire explores large and spectacular pieces created for the elite of the Spanish-speaking world
Explore works by Delacroix, Picasso, Sisley and more, including treasures from the Jean Bonna Collection, now on view in Paris
Strong bidding and sell-through rates seen across a week of sales that total $79,285,375, with more still to come
Need a new home for your Asian Art Week treasures? Here are 5 to think about in Japan, Hong Kong and Thailand
Curator Carol S. Eliel illuminates the life of the peripatetic Hungarian-born artist and hero of design from Berlin to London and Chicago
The sculptor’s tribute to Gabriel Péri, the executed French Resistance hero, marked a transformative moment in his career
Why the still lifes and landscapes of the Bologna-born artist known as ‘The Monk’ are increasingly highly sought after
‘There should be something that will connect with everyone,’ says specialist James Baskerville of an online sale of more than 40 of Howard Hodgkin’s later prints
Specialist G. Max Bernheimer explains their significance ahead of 40 exquisite pieces being offered in New York in April
The artist entertains us in his vast Hudson Valley studio, reflecting on works in progress as well as others from his own collection being offered at Christie’s
Highlights owned by the philanthropist, Paris Review publisher and literary figure, offered in New York and London
Jean Bonna discusses his collection of more than 100 Old Master and 19th-century drawings being offered at Christie's in Paris, London and New York
Allan and Mei Warburg’s Donum Estate vineyard in California is home to a sculpture collection as rich and complex as its Pinot Noirs
Jewellery specialist Jacqueline DiSante delves into the history of the elite New York jeweller and the meticulously crafted pieces pursued by serious collectors
An expert guide to the photographer who was famed for his Vogue covers, minimalist still lifes, and portraits of the great and good
The Curator Emeritus at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco offers an expert overview, featuring highlights from The Irving Collection
A profile of the Italian artist who inspired Arte Povera and ‘changed art’ with his use of unconventional materials
Prints by Picasso, Matisse, Escher, Miró, Hirst and others with estimates of £10,000 and under
A primer on the California-based photographer who made the ordinary look extraordinary, whether a pepper, a seashell or a sand dune
Pierre Frey discusses his grandfather’s Parisian fabric house, his design philosophy and his picks from our Collector sale in New York
The colourful life and times of the Italian conceptualist, featuring standout works from his Arte Povera days, as well as his ‘Arazzi’, ‘Mappe’ and ‘Tutto’ series
A look at seven artists whose reputations and markets are on the rise — featuring works offered in our First Open | Online auction, 4-11 April
With the auction of nine drawings in Paris, we look at the life of the last painter of the Grand Style, revered during his lifetime as France’s greatest artist
From woodcuts to lithographs and originals vs editions. Illustrated with works previously sold and upcoming at Christie’s
Specialist Victoria Tudor explains how these paintings reflect a unique period of cultural exchange between East and West
Outstanding works from The Irving Collection realise $17,894,750 in New York evening sale, underlining the importance of provenance and the collectors’ eye and connoisseurship
In our regular series of interviews, collectors discuss how they got started, their motivations, and, ultimately, what their collection means to them
Explore the 360 view of our Rockefeller Center galleries and discover the richly varied art of a vast continent