Explore the physical and digital works by both new and established artists in the Post-War to Present sale in New York
A 360-degree view of our upcoming London auction, presenting an extraordinary selection of 19th-century fine and decorative arts
Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood discuss the works created by Donwood in response to Radiohead's albums Kid A and Amnesiac
Author and writer Raven Smith joins specialist Charles Foley to find out how Christie’s can facilitate private sales of the most sought-after whiskies
Once overshadowed by his peers, the Parisian painter is now rightly recognised as a key figure in the Impressionist movement
Take a virtual 360-degree tour of the exhibition “Olga de Amaral : Secrète Alchimie”
How the Pop artist’s screenprints of everything from cans of soup to electric chairs changed the way we see the world
This auction also marks the first time BAYC and Meebits will be offered outside of any NFT-trading platform. This sale is poised to set another milestone in the history of Crypto Art.
A closer look at the extraordinary life and career of the woman behind the dots
Discover the six distinct sales of Christie’s Asian Art Week in New York and find works and objects from across the vast continent
Take a virtual 360-degree tour of the sale “Droit de regard. Collection Pierre Rochelois”
Thanks to major museum retrospectives and critically acclaimed tomes, works by trailblazing female artists are soaring at auction
A guide to the Catalan’s prolific and endlessly creative printmaking oeuvre, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
From Old Master drawings to contemporary paintings and photographs, Kasper’s unique collection spans centuries and movements
Not everyone can hold a room. It requires a capacity to ‘be compelling and full of life’. Christie’s Hong Kong-based female auctioneers on what it takes to wield a killer gavel
A guide to the prints of Howard Hodgkin, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
Specialist Murray Macaulay discusses Picasso’s seven decades of printmaking and why the market is growing so fast
The art connoisseur, a close friend of artist Anselm Kiefer, brought together the classical and the contemporary
Take a virtual 360-degree tour of the sale A Parisian pied-à-terre curated by Hubert de Givenchy
The husband-and-wife duo took a rigorous approach to building their collection, says their son, Alexander
This season, Christie's celebrates a devoted collector who pursued the ‘best of the best’
‘Every inch’ of the couple’s late-Regency house was covered with Victorian ceramics, sculpture, watercolours, copperware and glass
Explore an eclectic ensemble of fine and decorative arts, portraiture, sculpture, porcelain, furniture and other works to be offered in Jasper Conran: The Collection Part I and II
A unique chandelier crafted by Lalanne for Hubert Givenchy, shows the artist’s affinity with the natural world
The New York-based artist talks about her new exhibitions, which explore the trauma of the events of September 11, 2001
The life and art of the world’s most famous street artist. Illustrated with upcoming lots offered at Christie’s
A primer on the art of Meiji-era Japan and its many influences, illustrated with works offered in our upcoming sales
Books and Manuscripts specialists Mark Wiltshire and Sophie Hopkins discuss ten of the most memorable lots to pass through our hands
From what to look for in a glaze to how to read hidden stamps — featuring upcoming and previously sold works at Christie’s
The Indian Nobel prize-winning novelist is best known for his literature and music, but his skill extended to painting, too