At Art Basel, Everyone’s Playing It Safe

Dealers brought familiar works to the flagship Swiss fair, and the event’s organizers soothed nervous exhibitors with reassuring gestures.

What Car Shows May Look Like, if Car Shows Have a Future

Europe’s first big auto industry event in two years is an attempt to reverse declines in attendance and adapt to new technology.

A New Way to Look at Furniture in Milan

A special edition of the Milan Furniture Fair, called Supersalone, turns pandemic constraints into a chance for innovation and anchors a five-day design celebration throughout the city.

A Blue-Ribbon Affair

In Wisconsin, as in many parts of America, state and county fairs were back this summer.

New York Art Fairs Are Returning, Eyes Open and Fingers Crossed

Major exhibitions like the Armory Show are coming back from a pandemic hiatus, but travel restrictions and the rise of the Delta variant are challenging their plans.

New York’s Economy, Poised for Comeback, Finds Setback Instead

The Delta variant has upended events, office reopenings and travel, raising new challenges for service businesses and their workers.