Engage with the intersection of our Old Master & British Drawings sale and The Collection of Pierre Durand
With the opening of his show NEW FICTION in London, the artist tells us how his art will be boosted by the latest phone and computer game tech
From Renaissance Masters in Tokyo to public artworks across Qatar — a selection of international art highlights for your diary
The Belgian collector was a committed champion of Conceptualism and Minimalism and established the Herbert Foundation in Ghent
Explore the sale today to discover a unique and luxurious interior, curated by a renowned designer and aesthete
The New Orleans curator pioneered mainstream acceptance of work by self-taught artists
Designer François-Joseph Graf reflects on how he transformed the interiors of a lake Geneva villa, objects from which are offered in London
To celebrate the opening of Vault, Christie’s specialist Rachel Koffsky chronicles 10 iconic designs from Gucci
Five homes in quintessentially American architectural styles — all from Christie’s International Real Estate
Nights in Red Square, hunting for relatives of obscure collectors — and discovering a masterpiece covered in years of cooking oil
The couple’s collection is a treasure trove of 18th- and 19th-century American cultural heritage that resonates with modern sensibilities
Virtually step inside our Rockefeller Center galleries to discover three live sales from Americana Week
With a range of whimsical objects and grand masterpieces, four auctions present a perfect opportunity for all collectors
From Bourgeois in Basel to Mondrian in Milan, here’s our pick of this year’s must-see shows and events for your diary
Our guide to the forms, ornamentations and carving styles, illustrated with lots from past Important Americana sales
The century after the United States got independence saw artists making works that helped to form its cultural identity
What a newcomer needs to know about the highly collectable, grain-based liquor served at all Chinese state banquets
A look back at the landmark moments of 2021
The late co-founder of The Chinese Porcelain Company was a master of the mix in his New York gallery and apartment
Here are 10 of the best scenes of celebration in art — all of which have quickened the pulse in Christie’s salerooms
Why Christie’s was the place to be this year, with outstanding results both in our salerooms and online
When collecting Champagnes, it is important to understand not only which vintages are great, but also why
Don't miss these must-see exhibitions, if you are in or around New York for the holidays
Art Deco architecture and exotic animals were among the inspirations of Maison Boivin, ‘jeweller of the intelligentsia’
Publisher and fashion director Caroline Issa discovers how Christie’s private sales team can make her wish list of artworks a reality
Why connoisseurs pursue the best cases from Chateau Montelena, Heitz Cellars, Ridge, Harlan Estate, Opus One, and more
How a tiny French village became the centre of a revolutionary art movement that would influence the Impressionists
Renowned interior designer Alyssa Kapito has created a stunning room using objects from the upcoming Design sale
One of only six extant microscopes owned by Darwin is possibly the earliest he used — as well as the first to come to auction
Dürer’s ‘wandering years’ not only helped the artist disseminate his prints, but also inspired his fusion of Northern European and Italian traditions