The value of art and collectible wealth predicted to be owned by ultra-high-net-worth individuals by 2030, according to the newly published 2025 edition of the biennial Deloitte Private and ArtTactic Art & Finance Report.

David Hockney was in London yesterday to see his latest show installed at Annely Juda Fine Art’s new gallery in Hanover Square.

The show, Some Very, Very, Very New Paintings Not Yet Shown in Paris, opens on Friday and features previously unseen work made in the last six months including portraits, still-lifes and a self-portrait with his grand-nephew Richard who accompanied him to the gallery.

It is his fourteenth exhibition at the gallery and follows his successful show at Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris, this summer which attracted almost one million visitors.

A major show is also planned for London's Serpentine North from March 12 to August 23 next year.

A soccer shirt inspired by a print by William Morris’ first apprentice, John Henry Dearle, will be among exhibits at the latest V&A museum when it opens in east London.

The top, worn by local non-league team Walthamstow FC, will feature alongside 17th-century gowns made in nearby Spitalfields, fabric designed by Althea McNish, a set model made for Derek Jarman's opera Don Giovanni and clothes from Vivienne Westwood.

The V&A East Museum, run by director Gus Casely-Hayford, is due to open in the Olympic Park on April 18 next year with its first exhibition The Music is Black: A British Story.

Art Week Tokyo launches today with dozens of shows including one at the city's oldest private museum.

Curator Adam Szymczyk's show What Is Real? brings modern and contemporary artists including Bas Jan Ader, Yuko Nasaka and Danh Vo to the Okura Museum of Art which was founded in 1917.

The event, which runs to November 9, brings together 52 museums, galleries and art spaces and is organized in collaboration with Art Basel.

Other exhibitions include a mid-career retrospective of installation artist Aki Sasamoto and a group show of African diaspora painters organized by British curator Ekow Eshun.

Less than a month after changing its name Philadelphia Art Museum has changed its leader.

Director Sasha Suda was let go via email just three years into her five-year contract at the museum.

A museum statement refused to give a reason for the move, simply saying trustees were "focused on fulfilling the museum’s mission as we enter our 150th year" but October's rebranding has not been a success.

It gave the institution a new logo and changed its name from the Philadelphia Museum of Art to the Philadelphia Art Museum, suggesting it be shortened to PhAM though some detractors have instead referred to it as PhArt.

Suda, who was previously director and chief executive of the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, will be replaced temporarily by deputy director of curatorial affairs Louis Marchesano.

1 - Visitors to Singapore's National Gallery will enjoy extended opening hours and free entry to shows by artists including Fernando Zobel and Basoeki Abdullah as part of its 10th anniversary. The museum, which has had 14 million visitors in its first decade, is celebrating its birthday across the weekend of November 15 and 16.

2 - Armenian artist Sarkis is showing his first work in London since 1969 when he took part in the landmark show, When Attitudes Become Form, at the Institute of Contemporary Arts alongside Joseph Beuys, Richard Long and Bruce Nauman. His new show, Stays Together, is at the Dirimart gallery from November 25 to January 10.

3 - Korean video and sound artist YoungEun Kim has won this year's Asian Cultural Center's Future Prize. The award, which recognizes "innovative and interdisciplinary artistic practices", includes support for her to mount a show in one of the center's exhibition spaces in Gwangju, South Korea, from August next year to January 2027.

4 - Is Gracie Mansion getting an art studio? Ceramist Rama Duwaji is expected to move into the traditional residence of New York mayors with her husband Zohran Mamdani following his election victory yesterday. To find out more about the artist who has just become the city's first lady click here.