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Father of pop art Richard Hamilton dies aged 89

13.09.11
One of Britain's most famous artists, Richard Hamilton, has died aged 89... more

Kate and Wills raise a king's ransom at charity auction

10.06.11
A 'worthless' medicine package due to be signed by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - and the Kings of Leon and David Cameron - went for an astonishing £120,000 at London's most glittering annual charity auction... more

The art world's record breaker

02.06.11
The dealer who sells Freud and Bacon for eye-watering prices is opening her own gallery in Savile Row. Pilar Ordovas tells Bel Trew why now... more

The art world parties through the recession at 54th Venice Biennale

02.06.11
At this year's festival, Oscar Humphries finds much to celebrate in the compelling mix of high and low culture - from the cerebral to the headily vacuous... more

Andy Warhol self-portrait sells for £11m

17.02.11
Andy Warhol took his place in the procession of high-priced art through London salerooms when his six-feet square 1967 self-portrait sold for almost £11milliion at Christie's... more

Goodbye Southbank, hello Northbank

11.10.10
Art galleries, restaurants, bars — the area around King’s Cross station has finally taken off as a cultural hotspot, as Olivia Cole discovers... more

‘Tesco singer’ heads shortlist for this year’s Turner Prize

04.05.10
An artist who made her name singing through the PA system at Tesco has been shortlisted for this year's £25,000 Turner Prize... more

The Boogie Woogie man

30.03.10
The film of the novel by a former art dealer and friend of Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin and Jay Jopling is about to be released — and it’s not all fiction.... more

Controversial book and film becomes London art exhibition

02.02.10
It was a book, then a controversial movie, and now Crash, a major new exhibition of art inspired by the dark dystopian writings of JG Ballard, will open at a London gallery ... more

King Kong: Why Hong Kong is booming again

06.11.09
Hong Kong used to be the place to go to seek your fortune when you'd failed in the City. But now only the most successful Londoners can afford to brave the high-risk, high-rise island... more

Serpentine boss tops art's power list as Hirst tumbles

15.10.09
Joint head of the Serpentine Gallery named the most powerful person in the global art market... more

Confessions of an art collector

01.09.09
Damien Hirst has lost his touch and Nicholas Serota is a hero, says the famously secretive Charles Saatchi in a revealing new book in which he answers his critics... more

Art throbs: Vito Schnabel and Alex Dellal

24.07.09
Two golden boys of the international jet set have descended on N1, bringing with them papier-mâché pigs, giant magnets and a comet's tail of luminaries... more

Desperate Housewife bidders set £5 million record for a Hockney

14.05.09
An auction record for a David Hockney picture was set at Christie’s in New York when his Beverly Hills Housewife sold for £5.28 million... more

Cracks in art market as Koons egg sells for less than £4m target

13.05.09
An Easter egg sculpture by Jeff Koons failed to make its low estimate of £4 million when it sold for £3.6 million at Sotheby’s in New York — demonstrating how prices for contemporary art are falling in the economic slump... more

British Pop Art is toast

23.04.09
Toaster Deluxe deserves to head straight for another vital piece of kitchen equipment — the waste disposal unit.... more

Art & design

08.10.08
London has recently underlined its status as the global capital of contemporary art. These are the key players in the world’s most exciting market. ... more

Even his fag ends sell as Hirst art auction hits £100 million

16.09.08
The auction of works by Damien Hirst has stormed expectations to soar through the £100 million mark... more

Even my signature’s worth £200. Does that make me the new Picasso?

10.09.08
Damien Hirst talks about next week’s Sotheby’s £65m auction of his works that could revolutionise the art world or leave his reputation in tatters... more

Prince of thieves

27.06.08
He steals from popular culture, enlarging images from magazines and painting over book covers - Richard Prince is the master of appropriation.... more

Golden boy Damien Hirst tests the market with straight-to-auction art works

19.06.08
It is a venture into the art market so audacious few others would dare... more

Inside Damien Hirst's factory

30.08.07
The sale of the £50m skull is yet another triumph for the king of BritArt whose summer exhibition made a staggering £130m. But does he alone really deserve all the acclaim?... more

£5m splashed out on a Canoe at record sale

08.02.07
A Sotheby's sale of modern art in London has made a record-breaking £45.8 million with thirteen works sold for more than a million pounds each. ... more

Tate boss is art's power player

13.10.06
A newly-published list makes Tate director Nicholas Serota the most powerful Brit in the art world, beating both Charles Saatchi and Damien Hirst.... more


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