As sport demands ever more spectacular arenas, the architects behind them are raising their game. By Bettina von Hase.
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For so long persecuted, poor and hidden from the West, Chinese artists are finally enjoying their own cultural revolution. Bettina von Hase visits those at the heart of this renaissance.
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Galerie Gmurzynska, the specialist in Russian avant-garde and classic modern artists long based in Cologne, is celebrating its 40th anniversary by opening a new flagship space this month in Zurich.
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By opening a dialogue with contemporary art, dealer Katrin Bellinger wants to inject new energy into the Old Masters drawings market. By Bettina von Hase.
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German collector Harald Falckenberg isn’t shy about pushing the limits. He’s on a mission to bring thought-provoking, even transgressive, artists into the mainstream. By Bettina von Hase
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Art and Auction, Sept 2005. 25th Anniversary. Voices of Experience.
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The Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi prefers to let his buildings do the talking. But the imminent opening of his $858 million rebuild of New York's Museum of Modern Art has turned him into a public figure and challenged his reticence.
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Bettina von Hase’s father had always talked longingly of his birthplace in Silesia, lost to Poland after Germany’s defeat 60 years ago. Bettina writes in the Times Magazine.
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To Picasso, art was synonymous with sex. And it is his own granddaughter now exploring the erotic in his work. By Bettina von Hase.
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La capitale inglese vuole rivelarsi più vitale delle altre celebri sedi, come Basilea e New York: 150 gallerie, rappresentazioni, perfino intimità tra sconosciuti.
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Sixty years after he left Berlin, Heinz Berggruen took his stunning collection back to his hometown. But as Bettina von Hase discovers, the legendary dealer keeps a few precious pictures – and many memories – in Paris.
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The art installed in his Athens home rivals that of a major museum, yet Dakis Joannou is much more than a collector. By Bettina von Hase.
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Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron tell Bettina von Hase what makes them tick.
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Painting isn’t getting any easier for Brice Marden, but he’s working harder than ever, finds Bettina von Hase.
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Bettina von Hase braves the forests of upstate New York to visit the collector’s house by artist Richard Woods that makes a mockery of mock-Tudor.
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For Ed Ruscha, the experience of America is written in the landscape. What’s fascinating is how he translates it, says Bettina von Hase.
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Francesca von Habsburg is following her father’s world-famous collection by assembling one of her own. By Bettina von Hase.
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Republican powerbroker, philanthropist, media player and now founder of New York’s latest museum, cosmetic heir Ronald Lauder collects new roles as well as Old Masters.
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A Thyssen by birth, an archduchess by marriage, former wildchild Francesca von Habsburg gets serious with her new art foundation in Dubrovnik
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