A few days ago MCH group, the 100-year-old international live marketing company owning Art Basel, officially announced the acquisition of...
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Tate Britain, the oldest of the four Tate Galleries, still resonates as a Temple for Art, with a grand porticoed...
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Concerning culture, Milan is no longer the listless city it used to be during the period that went from the beginning...
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It’s raining in Basel, like last year, and British people, the second art market in the world by value, will...
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It was two years of scepticism about Berlin Biennale 2016, or at least since the announcement that collective DIS would...
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None of the contemporary art people that we met last week in Rome, where we went to attend an engaging...
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Linda Nochlin, the originator of feminist art history, once asked the thorny question (to men, at least): “Why have there...
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The paintings stolen from Castelvecchio Museum in Verona last 19 November by three armed men while the museum was closing...
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ROSALIND: Why then, can one desire too much of a good thing? Come, sister, you shall be the priest and...
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Circle, Kenya’s first independent art agency since 2012, continues to guide audiences with an interest in East African art. April 13,...
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First impressions can be misleading, as we were left feeling indifferent after our first visit to ‘Conceptual Art in Britain...
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“It is a glorious obsession,” says Prince Yemisi Shyllon about his life as an art collector. “It goes from interest...
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Two shows that took place in London put accidentally side by side Michael Dean and Jac Leirner. Here is why...
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Protest grows in Italy over Minister of culture Dario Franceschini after he officially announced new measures to follow up with...
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“One month after the opening 300.000 tickets have already been sold” proudly announced last Saturday the Het Noordbrabants Museum director...
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While the world economy is slowly recovering from the recent turmoil in global markets, and London is getting ready to...
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It has taken 8 months to curators Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba to select the 13 galleries participating in the...
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Next 18 March the oppressive building designed almost a century ago by Marcel Breuer on Madison Avenue to host the...
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If seen from the art-world Madrid doesn’t seem the capital of a country that two months after the national elections...
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These days, from Paris, the contemporary art world looks dreadfully calm. As calm as someone who is experiencing a tough...
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