From Yoshitomo Nara and Doris Salcedo to Arturo Kameya and a crucial Robert Colescott chapter, New York’s November calendar rewards a route beyond the obvious fair-week headlines.

A David Zwirner debut, three monumental Hirshhorn sculptures and a Sotheby’s evening lot put Yoshitomo Nara’s gallery, institutional and market narratives in the same frame.

A $60–80 million Kandinsky, a reported $180 million Van Gogh and a formidable contemporary line-up put provenance, bidding depth and rarity under scrutiny this November.

In an extensive interview, Spanish sculptor Verónica Mar discusses UNIVERSO in Madrid, her evolution from sculptural furniture to monumental portals, and the relationship between form, space and the invisible.

From Pierre Soulages and Leon Kossoff to OMARA and Aidan Duffy, November rewards collectors who look beyond fair-week consensus and across London’s gallery tiers.

From collectible design to monumental sculpture, the Spanish artist reflects on sacred geometry, material, the power of the void and her retrospective UNIVERSO in Madrid.