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Christie’s has Yves Klein for London; Inigo Philbrick gets seven years in prison; sellout booths at Frieze NY
It’s everywhere today — and the roots of the genre may well go back to pre-historic times
Two newly renovated museums showcase the work of Ugo Rondinone, Pascale Marthine Tayou and Mika Rottenberg
The current taste for weighty, pricey artists plays to the strength of the fair
The art world is thrilled at the prospect of the first vivid new shade for 200 years
Collectors who find pleasure in sharing their collections with the public
From contemporary African art to Lucian Freud etchings, here is a rundown of what’s on offer this week
Dealers are having to think of new ways to get visitors’ attention and stave off fair apathy
The trends coming out of the haute-couture shows in Paris
A new Hayward Gallery show should inscribe the artist as a true original
An exhibition of invisible art is challenged by the nature of its subject yet still captures the imagination
Manzoni, like so many post-Duchampians, walked a fine line between genius and joker, writes Rachel Spence
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