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[ad_1] A hailstorm rattled against the 85 tonnes of glass that make up the vast curving roof of Olympia’s Grand Hall, while dark clouds cast shadows across the...
[ad_1] A hailstorm rattled against the 85 tonnes of glass that make up the vast curving roof of Olympia’s Grand Hall, while dark clouds cast shadows across the...
[ad_1] “See in Venice, buy in Basel” goes the adage in the art world. The thundering herd of the art world – collectors, curators, dealers, advisors – is now...
[ad_1] This year’s Armory Show will mark the 30th anniversary of New York’s largest commercial art fair. With a new fair director, floor plan and still fresh...
[ad_1] The art market went back to school with a vengeance in September, with unusually high levels of activity that sought to make up for the pandemic’s...
[ad_1] What defines a permanent space? Lehmann Maupin, which in January revealed its new London location in the Frieze gallery hub of No. 9 Cork Street, has a...
[ad_1] Stockholm, the Sleeping Beauty of European capitals, awakens from its slumber this week. The 20th edition of the Market Art Fair for Modern and...
[ad_1] The Obama Presidential Center, an eight-storey museum focused on the legacy of former US president Barack Obama, will open on Juneteenth (19 June) this...
[ad_1] In autumn, Art Basel Paris draws an international crowd; this springtime fair keeps its focus closer to home Photo: Marc Domage In front of the Grand...
[ad_1] The world’s longest-running art fair, Art Cologne, is heading back to the Balearic Islands. Nearly two decades after its first (and fleeting) Spanish...
[ad_1] This year marks the 16th edition of Chile Arte Contemporáneo (Chaco), with more than 50 galleries under a single roof in Santiago (until 29 March). As...
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