From Brazil to St. Barths, 5 luxury residences where you can be indoors one moment and beneath a blue sky the next, while hardly even noticing
The series of 16 sales across 9 days in London offered works ranging from antiquity through to the 20th century
The story of space exploration told through a selection of incredible artefacts offered in our One Giant Leap auction in New York on 18 July
An expert guide to Kentucky’s finest, which has been gaining increasing attention at auction over the past five years
The story by numbers of the exclusive Napa Valley winery famous for producing wines of exceptional quality in tiny quantities
We speak to the pioneering software engineer who helped Neil Armstrong make his giant leap and changed the world of computing
The collection of the New York socialite and style icon will be offered in a dedicated sale in New York this October
Specialist Jonquil O’Reilly and the curator of Balenciaga and Spanish Painting discuss the exhibition and how Old Master paintings influenced the designer
For the electronics billionaire Pierre Chen, collecting art balances out the pressures of doing business. By Mark Jones
Offered on 18 July, the manual that sat between Neil Armstrong and ‘Buzz’ Aldrin as they landed Eagle on the Moon
A deep dive into more than 250 years of history at King Street, with Lynda McLeod, Christie's Head of Archives
As an important grouping of meteorites from the Stifler Collection comes to Christie's, UCLA’s Dr. Alan Rubin explains the origins of extraterrestrial rocks
Red Gate Farm, encompassing 340 acres and private Atlantic Ocean beachfront, is being offered by Christie’s International Real Estate
The executive director at Miami Beach’s contemporary art museum on Instagram art and the prospect of ‘sonic sculptures’ from South Korea
Calder in Melbourne, Murakami in Hong Kong, Picasso in Beijing — our updated guide to the best shows across the rest of the world this summer and beyond
From the Deep South to South Bohemia, 5 luxury homes on the riverfront — all from Christie’s International Real Estate
Long blessed with magnificent institutions, the city is now taking advantage of its low rents and proximity to New York
From Masterpiece London to Christie’s Classic Week and beyond, we survey the events that make London the place to be for art lovers and collectors
The story of the enigmatic figure who discovered Seurat, championed Pissarro, and was accused of murdering the French president
In our regular series of interviews, collectors discuss how they got started, their motivations, and, ultimately, what their collection means to them
A celestial map, published in 1572 by the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, and groundbreaking works by Copernicus and Galileo
Behind the scenes with Christie’s specialists and the remarkable artworks and objects they come into contact with
Alastair Smart makes the case, based on two major exhibitions in 2019, a long-awaited biography and a market that remains ‘phenomenally strong’
The leading contemporary sculptor shows us around his studio and the incredible sculpture park he has created in South Africa
Specialist Eugenio Donadoni explains the significance of highlights from The Palaeographic Collection of Martin Schøyen
From Artists of the African American South to the Pre-Raphaelites in Seattle — our updated guide to the best shows in the USA this summer and beyond
Six specialists discuss six fascinating works by Italian Old Masters — all offered in London with estimates of £150,000 or less
On 4 July Christie’s in London offered an important collection of European masterpieces from the great collecting dynasty
Andrew Graham-Dixon argues that its diversity of artistic styles makes a powerful case for religious and cultural tolerance
Sunflowers in Amsterdam, Eliasson in London, contemporary photography in Arles — our updated guide to the best shows in Europe this summer and beyond