Global Lead Partner
With curatorial cooperation, soft diplomacy, and strategic branding, art institutions from the Guggenheim to M+ are redefining what global partnership looks like
Le Marché de l'Art
Destinations
Artists
Your guide to the world’s hottest summer art spots
From Sardinia to Santorini, five Mediterranean island art spaces offer fresh perspectives and cultural depth far from the seaside crowds
Ces domaines historiques multiplient les activations contemporaines, brossant le portrait d’un patrimoine en pleine mutation
From Guatemala to Panama, they’ve got you covered
If you thought Tuscany was all frescoes and crumbling palazzi, think again. Thanks to a handful of dedicated players, the region has secured a spot on the contemporary art map.
Aspen Art Museum’s Nicola Lees, artist Precious Okoyomon and patron Sarah Arison are among those tending an exceptional cultural ecosystem. Ahead of Aspen Art Week, they share what gives it such deep roots
Three Tokyo creatives reveal the neighborhoods, rituals, and communities that make Japan’s capital one of the world’s most compelling art cities
Gallerists, aristocrats, and curators are finding fresh uses for the grand salons and parklands of historic estates to create a summer art boom beyond the UK’s cities
With two collaborative ventures launching this summer, the artist considers the close relationships that power creative work
Four artists with inspiring summer exhibitions remember the writings that rewired how they think, feel, and make art – and reveal which titles are now waiting in their beach bags
Six decades ago, artists turned to the desert to escape the market. But from the outset a network of commercial support underpinned the Land Art movement, and now plays a central role in securing its future
A favorable tax regime, combined with exceptional historic spaces and discerning collectors, is boosting the country’s appeal
Dr. Clare McAndrew reflects on insights from the Art Basel & UBS Art Market Report and the shifts that have shaped the trade in recent years
The Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2026 is out – here is what you need to know
Bringing together dance music, contemporary art, and political history, their collaboration explores rhythm, shared experience, and underground music culture
In Paris, Simone Fattal reflects on sculpture, war, and the enduring power of the human form
Inside the newly reopened Studio Museum in Harlem with its visionary leader
In his Bay Area studio, the sculptor reflects on material, ancestry, and the quiet psychology of objects
Dia’s new exhibition reveals how the Op Art trailblazer opened a new field of perception by stripping painting back to its core
A rare cliffside residence by Tatiana Bilbao where contemporary art and bold architecture shape an extraordinary home
As the iconic design platform prepares to take over Art Basel Hong Kong’s Collectors Lounge, its president explains why now is the ‘moment for real cross-pollination’
From David Shrigley calendars and Takashi Murakami slides to limited-edition collectibles from artists like Sanford Biggers and Emily Xie — and even a special Miami Beach-edition Labubu — there’s something for everyone