Paul Smith, Karina Duebner, Wolfgang Ruf, Martin Kamer and Iris Apfel present their most cherished wearable treasures
At 90 years of age — and ahead of three of his works being offered in New York — one of the great figures of Indian post-war art reflects on his long career
The world-renowned interior designer selects favourite objects from our forthcoming Interiors sale in London on 13 September
Why the Milanese artist deserves to be regarded alongside Fontana, Burri and Manzoni in the annals of Italian post-war art
Dubai Watch Week and Christie’s to host leading watch experts, collectors, brands and industry professionals in London
A glimpse of some of the many artworks by women artists with which the Italian and her family surround themselves
Behind the scenes with Christie’s specialists and the remarkable artworks and objects they come into contact with
Our Head of Silver reflects on the importance of great mentors, and his most memorable finds across 28 years with the company
The founder of the 1-54 art fair on giving African artists international visibility, growing up with an artist father, and building her own collection
The property developer describes his passion for stuffed animals, classical statuary and antique globes
Artist, curator and contemporary art expert Patricia Ellis sits down with Jessica Lack to discuss market trends
Meet former banker Dimity Giles, who has turned her 30-year passion for Hermès handbags into a business that detects craft from copy
The 52-year-history of Anderson Ranch Arts Center, the Rocky Mountains retreat that has welcomed artists ranging from Ed Ruscha to Ai Weiwei
Famous for wrapping the Pont Neuf in Paris, Berlin’s Reichstag and the islands of Greater Miami, the 82-year-old Bulgarian artist still has big plans
The Mexican artist discusses his influences, painting on mannequins and works offered in the Latin American Art sale in May
Axel Heinz, Winemaker and Estate Director at Masseto, discusses the ‘magic’ wine he creates from a portion of seven hectares in Bolgheri
The artist reveals how he created a work that became an instant icon when it debuted at the Whitney Museum in New York in 2014
Four Berlin-based German collectors discuss their collections, and the considerations that drive their collecting
The New York City-based interior designer selects his favourite pieces from the Rockefeller Collection
The New York designer selects favourite pieces from The Collector sales on 10 April, with advice on weaving centuries-old objets into a modern interior
One of East London's best-loved street artists opens up about his work
Italy’s ‘great rebirth’ in 1958 gave rise to ‘a battlefield of the avant-garde’. A new exhibition explores the nation’s art across a tumultuous 10-year period
David Rockefeller and his eldest son on what art, philanthropy and a love of Asian culture have meant to one of America’s greatest families
Elena Crippa, curator of All Too Human: Bacon, Freud and a Century of Painting Life at Tate Britain, on ‘the incredible continuity in British figurative painting’
Three experts share their reflections on this year’s Dhaka Art Summit, which introduces important voices from the region to an international audience
With the 2018 opening of the Al Maaden Museum of Contemporary Art in Marrakech and the the continent's launch of 1:54 Contemporary African Art fair, we survey African artists to watch
Julien Domercq, co-curator of Degas from the Burrell at London’s National Gallery, focuses on how these radical artists turned a working tool into a new art form
Scholar, feminist and collector Ann Sutherland Harris on what she looks for in a drawing and some of the discoveries and reattributions that she has made
Four contemporary silversmiths — hailing from China, Belgium, Britain and Japan — who have harnessed ancient techniques to their own distinctive styles
John Elderfield, curator of the National Portrait Gallery in London’s new exhibition, Cézanne Portraits, on the artist’s radical experiments in portraiture