Long Ago. Imagine it is 1908 (ten years after Alexander Calder’s birth) and your parents took you to The Art...
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When Ellie Harrison got a £15,000.00 award from Creative Scotland in January 2016 to fund her ‘The Glasgow Effect’ project,...
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We have often heard collectors comparing themselves to curators in their activity of selecting artworks. The giant political differences between...
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Despite the complex macro-issues affecting the international community at the moment, from the oil price to Donald Trump’s more and...
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The impressive number of people involved in the restoration process of tapestry cartoon for the Martyr of St Paul by...
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During the 19th Century, Bermondsey was reputed to be one of the roughest areas in London. Its precarious atmosphere was...
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One of the factors that marked 2015 has been the frequent presence of art from the past centuries in...
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Day 1. It’s Tuesday December 1st and we just checked into the hotel that for the next four days...
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In a post-Expo and fashion-oriented city such as Milan setting up an exhibition which questions the B-side of two dimensional...
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As reported by Cfa, the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen was recently granted permission from the Rotterdam City Council to construct...
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The 56th Venice Biennale of Art closed its doors yesterday with the traditional final conference in which the attendance data...
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Last night we were in front of Le Carillon paying tribute to the victims of Friday’s terrorist attacks when panic started...
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Last Wednesday the Rotterdam City Council announced that the new deposit needed by the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen to store...
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The first of the four auctions of former Sotheby’s owner Alfred Taubman’s art collection ended less the 48 hours ago, but...
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Today is the day of evaluation in Paris. The second half of the most crucial period of the year for European...
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The match between Frieze’s art fairs and the Fiac is not the only one London and Paris are playing at the moment,...
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Two days after London not-only-contemporary-anymore art week closed its doors the general consensus among galleries focused on emerging art that...
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While we are writing this article a meeting of Frieze Masters’ board is taking place in loco to discuss about...
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Any art historian or museum director is perfectly aware of how difficult it could be to get loans from private...
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The opening days have proved that this year the Biennale Internazionale dell’Antiquariato in Florence has finally become a top event...
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