Diane von Furstenberg opens up to Sarah Friedlander, Christie’s Deputy Chairman of Post-War and Contemporary Art, on collecting, her new book, and feminism
The Cornish home of artist and critic Patrick Heron was a magnet for a number of artists whose works are coming to Christie’s in March
Christie’s head of Science and Natural History on the magic of meteorites, celestial globes and selling a T. rex
Our specialist on his particular passion for modern British art, from Ben Nicholson to Barbara Hepworth
In our regular series of interviews, collectors discuss how they got started, their motivations, and, ultimately, what their collection means to them
Michel Comte’s career has taken in war reportage, art restoration and fashion photography. Now he is creating work inspired by the vanishing glaciers
In the run-up to 1-54 Online, Powered by Christie’s, leading curators, collectors and critics pick the names to look out for
Our New York auctioneer on selling David Gilmour’s guitars, the power of silence, and her personalised collection of gavels
The couple describe how they began to acquire art after moving to Delhi in the early 1990s
The bass player for Coldplay discusses his love of ‘tool’ watches and his new online design catalogue, Dawghaus. Illustrated with lots offered at Christie’s
‘Most real collections are self-portraits,’ explains Jonathan Rendell, who has entered incredible homes over his 30 years at Christie’s
As the world mourns the death of the the Bulgarian-born artist, we look back on a 2018 interview with Christie’s in which he reviewed his extraordinary career
For International Museums Day, we talk to four directors about loans, donations, digital innovations, ‘the duty to safeguard great art’ and more
Our Global Head of Private Sales on how Christo changed his life, and an astonishing encounter with the heir to Monet’s descendants
Join our specialists for a closer look at some of the treasures we’ve offered at auction
From 2016, an in-depth interview with collectors, museum founders and city regenerators Eli and Edythe Broad
After 35 years, artist David Nash’s Wooden Boulder, a gargantuan oak sphere, vanished from the landscape. James Fox went to investigate
Lisanne Skyler’s film, Brillo Box (3¢ Off), traces the journey of a Warhol bought by her father in 1969 — for $1,000
The director of the Michigan museum on its role in supporting young artists in the community, and her urgent quest to acquire works by women and people of colour
A curated edit of stories for International Women’s Day
A tribute to one of the great figures of Indian post-war art, whose career was defined by free-thinking and experimentation
As the National Portrait Gallery prepares to close for a three-year refurbishment, Robert McCrum talks to its director, Nicholas Cullinan
Young French collector John Dodelande sees China as the future of art
One of the world’s top collectors of Indian art talks about auctions, artists and her new museum in Delhi
The youngest woman to be appointed director of the 140-year-old institution talks Kandinsky, canoes, monsters and Matisse
We go inside the foundation created 40 years ago by the printing entrepreneur and collector Daniel Terra
Memories of an artist whose paintings ‘should extend your perception to the awareness of beauty around you’
As director of the Art Institute of Chicago, James Rondeau watches over icons of painting by the likes of Hopper, Hokusai and Seurat
The Vice President of Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art in Hong Kong on a career-defining discovery, his love of jade and ‘handling terrific art every day’
Norwegian entrepreneur and collector Christen Sveaas offers Jonathan Bastable a tour of his sculpture park and new gallery at Kistefos