Snap and go: the pros and cons of the art experience economy – The Art Newspaper
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[ad_1] Either visitors wander round the room for a minute or two, take a photo or selfie, then leave. Or else they sit down, look at the pictures for a minute...
[ad_1] The largest-ever edition of Art X Lagos—West Africa’s leading commercial art fair—opens to VIPs today (until 6 November). This year’s...
[ad_1] In a bid to encourage exchange beyond the capital, the London commercial gallery Pipeline has initiated a “cultural exchange” programme with the...
[ad_1] During his lifetime, the German artist Egon Altdorf maintained a low profile. “My father was very reluctant to sell his work,” says his son, Dorian...
[ad_1] A Deepavali poster by artist Aykan These tints, landscapes, faces and motifs are all too familiar; we grew up seeing them on calendars, periodicals...
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[ad_1] Graffiti artist Banksy, who recently began a month-long unofficial residency painting the streets of New York, has suggested he may abandon art...
[ad_1] Ashwath Bhatt speaks about his play Ek Mulaqat Manto Se, being an actor in commercial cinema, and why, while actors are not politicians, being an artist...
[ad_1] Cork Street, the beating heart of Britain’s commercial art world, for much of the past century, celebrates its centenary this year. To mark the...
[ad_1] Zero Art Fair is a radical departure from the traditional commercial art fair model. Photo: Steven Probert While the art world grapples with fair...
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