Featuring 60 exceptional works by renowned artists, including Zao Wou-Ki, Maria Vieira da Silva, Diego Giacometti and Tom Wesselmann, parts of Simone and Antoine Veil’s collection is put on auction on the 4th of December at Christie’s in Paris. The couple discreetly collected a remarkable art collection over their 67-year marriage reflecting the he values that shaped their life and their openness to the world. As one of France’s most prominent public figures, Simone Veil’s private life remained closely guarded, making the upcoming auction of their collection at Christie’s an extraordinary opportunity to glimpse her inner world.

Auction house Christie’s announces the sale of over 1100 works of art, sculptures, and furniture from Hubert De Givenchy’s homes.

After a 3-year hiatus, the long-awaited Biennale returns to Venice with an emphasis on female artists and gender roles. The Biennale, one of the art world’s major international events, aims to draw in a large crowd of collectors and art lovers from around the globe, but also to re-energise the city which suffered so dramatically during the pandemic.

Last March, Christie's sale of an NFT artwork hit the headlines: the work, entitled “The First 5000 Days”, by American artist Beeple, sold for $ 69.3 million and was paid in Ether (ETH), a first for an auction house. Speculative bubble, deception or Messiah of digital art, is this new artistic movement revolutionizing the art market?