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Paris+ par Art Basel 2022

Art Basel launches its new Paris fair as art-market momentum builds in the French capital. Plus: Prune Nourry super-sizes her sculptures; the antiques market makes a comeback; and more

© Jean-Luc Moulène, Courtesy Miguel Abreu Gallery | ‘Quelque Chose Blanc (Knot 3.1 Color Spectrum) (Le Buisson)’ (2022) by Jean-Luc Moulène

Art Basel’s new Paris fair marks city’s rise
Clément Delépine, director of Paris+ par Art Basel, says it must navigate between tradition and innovation
Art Basel’s latest emerging galleries section spans Beirut and Bogotá
The grand fair is welcoming less established dealers in its new Paris+ edition
Prune Nourry is super-sizing her sculptures
Her 27-metre-long woman at Château La Coste reflects her interest in biology and reproduction
Greek artist Andreas Angelidakis: on a quest to deconstruct ancient monuments
His new installation, now on show in Paris, playfully explores his country’s classical heritage
From dandies to cruising, Art Basel talks probe life in Paris today
Curators Pierre-Alexandre Mateos and Charles Teyssou have devised a challenging programme at the Paris+ art fair
A new fine arts fair in Paris challenges the declining market
Scion of a gallery dynasty, Louis de Bayser is launching Fine Arts Paris & La Biennale to fill a void

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