Specialist James Hyslop muses on the origins of beguiling meteorites offered in Deep Impact: Lunar and Other Rare Meteorites, 12-25 August, online
It can be such a daunting purchase — our expert guide walks you through all you need to know, whether your budget is £1,500 or £1.5 million
Our updated guide takes you through the shows that have been extended and postponed this year, from Christo in Paris to Artemisia Gentileschi in London
From unsolved art crimes to rare archive recordings — Harry Seymour rounds up the pick of art-world listening from around the globe
Ai Weiwei and Jeff Koons are there, but can you guess the other names — some of them rather less familiar — on our list of influential Instagram feeds?
What happened to all that art you wanted to see in 2020? Our updated guide covers this year’s essential exhibitions from Kusama to Rockwell, Nara to Degas
From private cinemas to resort-style pools and cocktail bars, these five properties have everything you need for luxurious recreation without ever leaving home
From London to New York, Moscow to Beijing, these are the people whose accounts tell us what's happening at art’s cutting edge
We speak to the legendary photographer about working with the biggest names in sport, from Muhammad Ali to Serena Williams and Michael Jordan
Advised to paint what he loved, the young Kenny Scharf focused on the Flintstones. In 2012 he revisited the theme — adding a Warholian twist
In tandem with an online sale, Trespassing, we take a look at how works by pioneers such as Haring, Stik and KAWS are finding their way into the home
A new online exhibition celebrates 22 emerging and mid-career black artists from across Africa and its diaspora. Its curator talks us through five key works
Specialist Charles Foley advises on where to pair the finest wines with outstanding cuisine in France, Spain, Australia and California
The name Wyeth does not reference a single artist, but rather three generations of realist painters. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
From writers and art historians to publishers, entrepreneurs and designers — the individuals whose posts are helping to shape the way we think about art
An expert introduction to the bags created by one of the world’s most famous fashion houses, from the Constance to the Kelly
Christie’s and Stadium Goods have teamed up to offer 11 pairs of Nike Air Jordans from Michael Jordan’s era-defining Chicago Bulls career
An introduction to the London jeweller synonymous with ‘all-diamond’ masterpieces. Illustrated with lots offered at Christie’s
Alastair Smart pieces together the clues behind this ‘wonderfully spontaneous’ portrait dating to Rubens’ early travelling years — offered on 29 July in London
From bald patches and beards to furrowed brows and those intense stares — how to read the changing faces of Roman busts across the centuries
This eminent crowd, with interests spanning Greek sculpture to the contemporary Asian scene, highlight the best art to see and buy around the world
The dynamic young Korean Hong Gyu Shin on his passion for rediscovering marginalised artists — and his reputation for exhibiting challenging work
From applique and back splats to veneering and wingbacks, an essential glossary of furniture terms
Specialist Milo Dickinson reveals the extraordinary tale of a lost Renaissance bronze found in a $15 box of bric-à-brac in South Africa
The life and philosophy of the American furniture maker who applied ‘a thousand skills… to shape wood and realise its true potential’
An expert introduction to the movement, from its origins in France to its flowering on a private island off the coast of New England
Three more intriguing ink drawings from the artist’s ‘last and greatest work’, illustrating the life of the hook-nosed clown, come to auction in London
You already follow The Met, MoMA and Tate Modern, of course, but what about quality feeds from other galleries, museums and institutions?
The British artist discusses the influence of Old Masters on his practice via works offered in Remastered, a sale exploring the dialogue between centuries
How the tiny, anonymous figures in Old Master paintings — or staffage — bring life to landscapes while creating small narratives of their own