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Art Basel

News and reviews about Art Basel, the privately owned and managed international art fair staged annually in Basel, Switzerland, Miami Beach, Hong Kong, and Paris. Read more about Art Fairs.

News About Art Basel

Mexico City, Doha or L.A.? The Answer Depends on What You’re Looking For

This year, there’s no shortage of warm-weather art world detours for collectors who, after Christmas, are thoroughly done with the cold.

By Elisa Carollo

Aiza Ahmed sits on the floor of her studio surrounded by large paintings, works on paper and cut-out painted figures leaning against the walls.

Aiza Ahmed Exposes the Fragile Theater Behind the Male Gaze

With caricatured men, fragile authority figures and dreamy mise-en-scènes, she undertakes a diagnostic exploration of power, performance and identity.

By Elisa Carollo

A wide view of a historic glass-roofed exhibition hall filled with art fair booths and crowds circulating across multiple levels.

Art Fairs at a Turning Point: Why Galleries Can’t Afford to Go—but Can’t Afford to Stop

After decades of unchecked expansion, economic realities are forcing fairs to become more selective, more regional and more accountable.

By Elisa Carollo

An alternate view of Meg Webster’s installation for “Minimal” shows the same group of elemental forms—a vegetation mound, a rust dome, and a white cone—positioned beneath the tall curved concrete wall of the rotunda.

An Exhibition in Paris Reconsiders Minimalism for a Hyper-Mediated Age

By Elisa Carollo

Visitors walk past a booth where people use self-checkout stations beneath a digital counter displaying a running total, creating a scene that blends retail cues with art fair activity.

Observer’s 2025 Art Market Recap: Recovery After a Year of Recalibration

By Elisa Carollo

Artist Zoë Buckman stands in her studio beside two large embroidered and painted textile portraits of women, with brushes and materials arranged on a small table in front of her.

Zoë Buckman’s Intimate Embroideries Claim Space for Memory, Grief and Jewish Identity

By Elisa Carollo

A view of Art Basel Paris 2025 at the Grand Palais

A Calibrated Market: How 2025 Shaped the Landscape for Collectors in 2026

By Megan Fox Kelly

A Sotheby’s auctioneer in a black suit stands in front of a crowded room with Gustav Klimt’s portrait of a woman hanging beside a bidding screen showing Antonio Obá’s Alvorada—Musica Incidental Black Bird.

Christie’s and Sotheby’s Close 2025 With a Market Rebound Fueled by Luxury and New Buyers

By Elisa Carollo

A crowd of visitors gathers around an enclosure where several small four-legged robot creatures with realistic human heads move across the floor while people photograph and watch them.

What Zero 10 Can Tell Us About the Art World’s Next Chapter

By Elisa Carollo

A large mixed-media textile work combining painted and woven sections, including ghostly figures set against an earth-from-space backdrop, hangs from a wooden beam.

Five Pieces That Quietly Stole the Show at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025

By Dan Duray

At Art Basel Miami Beach, Market Confidence Meets Curatorial Risk

By Elisa Carollo

A portrait of Wendi Norris seated on a wooden table beside a framed Leonora Carrington painting showing pale ghost-like figures around a table.

Wendi Norris Bet On Women Surrealists—Now the Market Has Caught Up

By Elisa Carollo

Four members of the Simões de Assis family pose in a white gallery space, standing in a row and looking at the camera.

How Simões de Assis Built a Global Platform for Brazilian Art

By Elisa Carollo

Left image: A woman wearing a red floral dress embraces a younger girl in a matching dress, their faces pressed closely together in an intimate, almost mirrored pose. Right image: A shirtless woman sits with her eyes closed as a smiling child covers her eyes with both hands from behind, creating a tender and slightly uncanny moment.

Observer’s Must-See Miami Art Week Exhibitions

By Elisa Carollo

An underwater swimmer in fins glides above a grid of submerged concrete car sculptures arranged like a traffic jam on the seafloor, with small fish weaving around the structures in the clear blue water.

The REEFLINE Project Turns Public Art into Ecological Infrastructure

By Elisa Carollo

Two people in white robes look up at a night sky filled with intersecting beams of light radiating from a single bright point.

Manar Abu Dhabi Illuminates a Growing Ecosystem of Creativity and Public Engagement

By Elisa Carollo

Image of a white building with colors on the facade placed on teh beach.

Observer’s December Art Fair Calendar

By Christa Terry

Oliver Barker presides over Sotheby's Evening Sale on November 18, 2025

Inside the November Marquee Auctions: What the Market’s Biggest Week Really Revealed

By Megan Fox Kelly

An exterior view of M7 in Doha, showing a wide sunlit plaza lined with modern beige buildings and geometric shading panels above.

Qatar Is Set to Open a Freeport Powerhouse Ahead of Art Basel in Doha

By Elisa Carollo

A man in a white T-shirt seated on a couch holding a framed painting of a stylized tree with red circular fruits against a muted landscape.

Meet the Collector: Raphaël Isvy Wants to Rewrite the Rules of Buying and Selling Art

By Elisa Carollo

Observer’s 2025 Art Power Index: The Art Market’s Most Influential People

By The Editors, Christa Terry, Dan Duray, Elisa Carollo, Farah Abdessamad and Merin Curotto

A minimalist installation in a bright, white-walled gallery features a dark rectangular panel mounted on the wall, displaying rows of seemingly random white letters and numbers resembling an encrypted code or departure board. In front of it stands a small wooden kneeler with a cushioned pad and an attached cable, evoking a mix of prayer and machine interface. Large windows on the right side let in natural light, illuminating the polished concrete floor and serene, contemplative atmosphere.

Art Basel Launches Zero 10, a New Platform for Digital Art in the Era of Next Gen Collecting

By Elisa Carollo

The Decline of the Art Fair Tote Bag

By The Art Daddy

Visitors explore gallery booths beneath the glass-domed ceiling of the Grand Palais during Art Basel Paris, surrounded by modern and contemporary artworks.

In the 2025 Art Basel & UBS Collecting Survey, Women Lead, Boundaries Blur and Collectors Get Personal

By Elisa Carollo

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