From the auction rooms of London to the runways and hotel lobbies shaping tomorrow’s travel and fashion landscape, this week’s headlines reveal an industry constantly reinventing itself, which can either go subtly or spectacularly. Surrealism Returns to the Spotlight at Christie’s Christie's is once again indulging its taste for the uncanny. This week in London, the auction house stages the 25th edition of its Art of the Surreal evening sale, a tightly curated affair devoted to the movement that made melting clocks and impossible landscapes feel oddly rational. Works by René Magritte, Max Ernst, and Dorothea Tanning headline the catalogue. For collectors, the appeal is clear: few genres age as well as Surrealism, whose dream logic—much like the art market itself—continues to defy explanation. More information here. Sotheby’s Courts Collectors With a Fresh Round of Watch Auctions Sotheby's has opened bidding for its latest Fine Watches sale in Hong Kong,..
