Fine Art Auctions, Shows, Fairs, and Sales

This celebration of Western art includes special programs, guided tours, artist demonstrations, awards, preview events, and sale opportunities. This weekend, enjoy the Briscoe Collectors Summit, a preview dinner and live auction, an artists’ awards breakfast, the exhibition opening, and the popular “Luck of the Draw” sale, as well as the museum’s new Small Works Sale.

All proceeds from its sale will be donated to the environmental group Panthera, and employed to secure the future of the very species the drawing so vividly depicts.

Drawing—intimate, exploratory, and irreducibly human—anchors the fair’s presentations, from Old Master studies and rediscovered sketches to contemporary works that lay bare the virtuosic faculties of touch, line, and material presence.

This edition will bring together 147 leading galleries from 19 countries with works ranging from antiquities to contemporary art, including Old Master paintings, classical African art, antique and designer furniture, silverware, carpets and textiles, rare books, jewelry, and more.

Learn about this year's Arizona Fine Art Expo and Celebration of Fine Art, both taking place in Scottsdale, Arizona, soon.

This year’s edition brings together more than 70 leading international dealers, presenting museum-quality works spanning fine and decorative arts, antiques, jewelry, and design. Alongside the exhibitions, The Winter Show will present a dynamic program of special events and collaborations with world-renowned institutions, cultural organizations, and influential voices in art and design.

Gustav Klimt’s "Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer" at Sotheby's makes it the second most expensive artwork ever sold at auction, underscoring Klimt’s enduring allure.

Offered by American Public Television, which will direct its net proceeds toward supporting public television stations nationwide, the trio of Bob Ross paintings achieved a record-breaking total of ...

This October the Bellmans auction room will feel a little more like a museum - not only are the works on the wall of particularly high standard, but they can be enjoyed sitting on original National Gallery benches.