Articles
Christie's will not hold its major 20th-century sales in New York in May
The prize will now run every three years through an open call
Rosalind Nashashibi tells us how she began painting at Britain’s National Gallery
The works have been acquired by the museum, thanks to its tireless advocate of Arab art, Venetia Porter
Christie's will consign a major John Frederick Lewis painting in June; Sotheby's auction more of the Najd Collection
Zand, who has been at Sotheby's since 2006, is well regarded as a speaker and writer on Arab and Middle Eastern art
The relaunched organisation's success seems to come from their throwing out the rule book
The artist discusses the complex sound installation he’s bringing to Sharjah next year
The central exhibition for Jeddah’s 21, 39 exhibition frames global warming as an opportunity for good
The fate of the near 30 works has been hotly debated after Abraaj's implosion
The artist was inspired by the market's fruit and vegetables for his colourful work
A group of US veterans have written a letter protesting the MoMA PS1 exhibition about the Iraq War
Driving a hybrid vehicle is entirely fabulous, mostly for the social cache
The inaugural exhibition is made up of installations directly inspired by the serene desert location
'Art used to be at the margins of Saudi. Now we are at the centre,' says Mohammed Hafiz, vice-chair of the Saudi Art Council
