In the 1960s Robert Indiana made LOVE, a work that seemed to embody 1960s idealism. But there was also a darker side to this painter of the American dream

From Cupid to Kahlo to Keats — the artworks and objects that encapsulate the power of love

Three works from the collection of Jon Gould offer insights into his relationship with Andy Warhol in 1980s New York

Watch specialists Michael Fossner, Ryan Chong and Rebecca Ross discuss three areas of the watch market to invest in now

Burgeoning profiles, rising markets — and works offered in our Post-War to Present auction in New York

From applique and back splats to veneering and wingbacks, an essential glossary of furniture terms

One of the world’s top collectors of Indian art talks about auctions, artists and her new museum in Delhi

Warhol’s Muhammad Ali makes top price; world records set for Jordan Casteel and Günther Förg; the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale totals £56,180,434

An online auction of editions from the German studio’s archive features works by Hamilton, Indiana, Albers, Martin, Haring, Lichtenstein and more

Hailed as one of the giants of Modernism, the artist who fell in and out of love with painting and coined the term Art Brut

The acclaimed Polish artist, whose work is offered in London, will be celebrated in a major retrospective at Tate Modern this year. Curator Ann Caxon explains why

The young Harlem-born artist’s radical works depicting black female forms are breathing new life into figurative art

From woodcuts to lithographs and originals vs editions. Illustrated with standout works from our online Contemporary Edition sale on 4 March

Find out more about Chinese decorative techniques, and how and why glazes evolved via crackles, ’tear marks’ and blushes

A 360-degree view of our upcoming sales of Post-War and Contemporary Art in London

Five Impressionist and Modern Art auctions across 20th Century total $128,735,701

The youngest woman to be appointed director of the 140-year-old institution talks Kandinsky, canoes, monsters and Matisse

Exploring the sculptural art of the fold in a private selling exhibition in London that includes works by Simon Hantaï, Sam Gilliam, Olga de Amaral, Christo and others

The historian and broadcaster Emma Dabiri on paintings by Genieve Figgis, Eddie Martinez, Tschabalala Self and Shara Hughes

As works from The Collection of Richard L. Weisman come to auction in London, we tell the story of the collector’s pivotal role in Warhol’s ‘Athletes’ series

Tasting notes from a Christie’s Wine Department dinner showcasing the singular charms of wines spanning three centuries

After fighting with the French Foreign Legion during World War II, the French-German artist expressed his emotions through abstract works of rare power

As Yoshitomo Nara’s Dead of Night comes to auction in London, we examine how the artist’s work blends new and old ideas of Japanese identity

A special preview of selected highlights from a distinguished European collection, offered in London in May 2020

Mexico city has long been a centre for art and culture. But now it’s contemporary art market is booming. Alastair Smart explains why

A guide to the quiet life and uncanny paintings of one of India’s foremost modernists, featuring works offered at Christie’s

Our Global Head of Private Sales on how Christo changed his life, and an astonishing encounter with the heir to Monet’s descendants

A 360-degree view of our upcoming auctions of Impressionist and Modern Art in London

Annabel Matterson examines the artist’s career-spanning exploration of the genre through three typically autobiographical examples offered in London

A tribute to the journalist, broadcaster and one of Christie’s great characters, who passed away this week