The Observer

The Observer, the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper, is committed to rigorous and thought-provoking journalism, including a particular focus on the arts. From Carole Cadwalladr’s award-winning investigations into Cambridge Analytica and Brexit to our peerless cultural coverage in the New Review, every section features innovative thinking and striking design. With the best critics and columnists, from Laura Cumming and Rowan Moore to Kenin Malik and Stewart Lee, the Observer features the freshest, most stylish writing every Sunday.

theguardian.com/observer

The Art Newspaper

Founded in 1990, based in London and New York, and now with editorial offices in over 30 countries, The Art Newspaper publishes around 100 pages of news, interviews, reviews and debate about the art world every month, both online and in print. It breaks news about all sectors of the visual arts, from museums and heritage, creation, publishing, conservation and the art market. It also covers developments in law, tax and the political and economic spheres of cultural policy.

theartnewspaper.com

artfairmag.com

Launched in September 2019, artfairmag.com is on track to becoming the leading website for international art fairs. The site is the only resource that lists every art fair globally. It provides search tools that allow users to search for fairs using three criteria: location, date and type of art, and to access all necessary details about each fair, without clicking on endless separate websites.

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Artsy

Artsy is the global platform for collecting and discovering art. Artsy partners with leading museums, international galleries, auction houses, and art fairs to create the world’s largest art marketplace. Artsy’s technology enables the growth of the entire art market by effectively connecting supply and demand at a global scale. With 3,000+ partners across 90+ countries and the most-read art publication online, Artsy empowers a global audience to learn about, discover, and collect art. Launched in 2012, Artsy is headquartered in New York City with offices in London, Berlin, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles.

artsy.net

Salon du Dessin

Presided over by Louis de Bayser, the Salon du Dessin in Paris is a unique event with an international reputation and has become the main reference in the world of collecting drawings. Collectors, specialists, curators, scholars and connoisseurs from all over the world participate in this event that occupies a major position in the world of the art market. This year the Salon du Dessin hosted 39 galleries specialising in Old Master, modern and contemporary drawings, including the most prestigious names in the profession. In all, more than 1,000 drawings were on view in the historic environment of the Palais Brongniart.

The 2020 edition of Salon du Dessin will be held at the Palais Brongniart, Place de la Bourse, 75002 Paris, from 25 to 30 March.

salondudessin.com

Drawing Room

Drawing Room was initiated by curators Mary Doyle, Kate Macfarlane and Katharine Stout in 2002 to provide the first European resource for contemporary drawing. Drawing Room is a London-based, non-profit institution and a sibling of the studio provider Tannery Arts. Its ambitious programme of solo and group exhibitions incorporates a wide range of ideas and media, from the traditional to the experimental, and is informed by contemporary artistic practice. Artists’ talks, workshops and a reference library provide opportunities for artists, writers and curators.

drawingroom.org.uk

Art Fund

Art Fund is the national charity for art. It helps museums and galleries in the UK to develop their collections and put them at the service of a wide range of visitors and communities. They offer grants towards acquisitions, to support curatorial practice or projects and to facilitate the lending, borrowing, display and sharing of collections.Art Fund is independently funded, with the core of its income provided by 151,000 members who receive the National Art Pass. Support also includes a range of digital platforms and marketing activity to help museums in the National Art Pass network attract new audiences, generate extra income and raise their profile.

www.artfund.org

Cadogan

Cadogan is a family business, property manager, investor and developer – with a 300-year history that informs its dynamic estate management approach today. As proud custodians of over 90 acres of Chelsea and Knightsbridge, their long-term stewardship aims to enrich the area’s unique character, while safeguarding its future vitality.

cadogan.co.uk