The minimalist art movement of the 1970s exerts a powerful influence on some South Korean artists, as Claire Wrathall reports
Specialist Sarah Reynolds on the women whose work made waves in Victorian Britain, from Emma Sandys to Laura, Lady Alma-Tadema
Alastair Smart profiles the life and work of the Pre-Raphaelite artist described by Burne-Jones as ‘the best of us all’ — illustrated with works offered in July
In 1960s Los Angeles Sister Corita Kent’s vividly coloured prints stirred up the Catholic church and gained national fame
How David Hockney’s experiments with a photocopier resulted in his ‘Home Made Prints’ series — illustrated with works offered in Contemporary Edition online
As Christie’s offers 178 works from his personal collection, the illustrator of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory offers us a glimpse of his creative process
Specialist Tim Schmelcher explains why this 1655 print is considered among the artist’s greatest achievements in any medium
A series of exclusive Christies.com films in which artists invite us into their studios to discuss their work
Orlando Rock, Chairman of Christie’s UK, and Robert Copley, International Head of Furniture, on the telltale techniques of Britain’s greatest furniture-maker
Christie’s is auctioning some of Thomas Chippendale's most iconic designs, 300 years since the birth of Britain’s most famous furniture maker
A closer look at 10 artists whose reputations and markets are on the rise — all with works offered in our 28 June sale in London
The rarely-exhibited portrait of Dora Maar will be a highlight of the Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale
This monumental, square-format work is a major highlight of Christie’s Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale on 20 June in London
To mark the 300th anniversary of Thomas Chippendale’s birth, experts discuss the life and legacy of Britain’s greatest cabinet-maker
From Prouvé to Perriand, Lalanne to Leleu and more, illustrated with covetable pieces coming up for auction in New York on 20 June
A special exhibition at Christie’s in Shanghai marks the first time the Taiwanese artist’s work will have been shown in mainland China
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 museum’s new exhibition examines how the war experiences of artists such as Paul Nash and George Grosz filtered through to Dada and Surrealism
Meredith Etherington-Smith pays tribute to Pauline Boty, a dynamic force in the nascent British Pop art scene of the 1960s
An in-depth look at Britain's most famous Modernist painter — illustrated with works offered at Christie's
A guide to arguably South America’s most famous artist, whose work addresses everything from domestic life to bullfighting
The Mexican artist discusses his influences, painting on mannequins and works offered in the Latin American Art sale in May
A guide to the photographer who sold his first images to MoMA at the age of 14, illustrated with works from a dedicated online sale, 22-30 May
Innovator, forger, globetrotter — insights into the long life and influential career of China’s most popular modern artist
A guide to the artist credited with galvanising Chinese painting in the 20th century, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
Pianist Jeff Cohen and soprano Pauline Texier bring Claude Debussy's recently rediscovered score for Hymnis back to life ahead of its sale in Paris
Offered in New York on 17 May, one of the largest canvases the artist ever painted — emblematic of his desire for the viewer to be ‘within the picture’
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
Offered on 17 May in New York, this work unites two of the most venerated figures of modern times — the King of Rock’n’Roll and the Prince of Pop Art
Most Wanted Men No. 11, John Joseph H., Jr — offered in New York in May — is the artist’s haunting reminder of the dark underside of America