Yayoi Kusama

While some buyers may skip the early March fairs to prep for Art Basel’s return to Hong Kong in a few weeks, this month's art fair calendar has something to offer collectors at every level.

Victoria Beckham, renowned fashion designer and entrepreneur has partnered with Sotheby’s to host an exhibition of contemporary art in her boutique on Dover Street in London.

High-end designer hosts work by some of biggest names of 20th and 21st century at London fashion store

While the art market has been in decline in recent years, 2025 bears a cautiously positive outlook towards success.

Works by Victoria Beckham’s favourite artists go on show at her Dover Street, London store, before they are offered across Sotheby’s upcoming contemporary auctions in New York and London or sold privately.

From Thomas Demand in Taipei to Shilpa Gupta in Dubai, plus the reopening of MACAAL in Marrakech, Kings and Queens of Africa in Abu Dhabi, and much more.

The major exhibition is a sweeping showcase of the artist's work to date, including a debut new installation—a first for Australia.

Now in its 13th year, the ten-day-long Singapore Art Week (January 17–26) spans more than 130 events—from public festivals to art fairs and gallery shows—as (the slogan goes) “Art Takes Over” the city-state.

Yayoi Kusama, often referred to as the Queen of Polka Dots, is a pioneering feminist artist, sculptor, performer, and much more—all embodied in one extraordinarily talented individual.

The study, authored by economist Clare McAndrew, also reveals that Japanese collectors buy far less at art fairs or online than the global average

Mark your cultural calendars and pack your walking shoes: Here are 12 notable art fairs and events in 2025 worth investing your time and money on.

Economic revival is setting the stage for Japan’s market, which has grown 11 percent since 2019, to expand more broadly.

Years without Venice Biennales are often quieter, but 2025 promises to break the mold. 

Ocula's editors have scoured the globe—from Los Angeles to London, Hong Kong to Sydney—to map out the artists with career-spanning surveys opening through 2025.

Years without Venice Biennales tend to be quieter affairs, but that’s not the case for 2025, which is shaping up to be a particularly busy period for the art world...