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Man Ray’s non-existent objects go on show; Art Basel beefs up management — and Barry the dinosaur heads to Paris
Intimate Picassos offered by Ward Moretti; Christie’s set to make Paula Rego record; new ‘non-fair’ for London
Frieze fairs clash in New York and Seoul; Pace to open in Japan; Simon Lee’s artists find new homes
The Austrian has spent 40 years working with the world’s great artists, from Joseph Beuys to Jean-Michel Basquiat
Ibiza fair proves a tonic; Warhol silver works shine in Paris; Arab art gains ground
Plus: auction sales down 18 per cent; Hirst to show new paintings next week; portraits lead Old Masters sales
Moretti to open in Paris; Marlborough trio set up new business; Prince Harry pricier than Angela Merkel
Christie’s sells Signac after settlement agreement; report finds ‘flipped’ art doubled in 2022
Roving We Buy Gold show comes to two New York galleries; Paul Smith offers Banksy at Bonhams for £1.8mn
Design fair to open in Paris; Hirst helps demystify NFTs in new film; Sotheby’s offers Klimt for Europe’s highest auction estimate
After an uncrowded VIP day, an early flurry of sales included a $22.5mn Louise Bourgeois spider
The group wants to entice people who wouldn’t normally visit an art fair, says curator Samuel Leuenberger
The banker is contemplating his legacy while a shaky economy undermines the art market
Tefaf’s challenges rage on; Arnold Lehman leaves Phillips with a 1970s send-off
Christie’s offers Basquiat painting of Picasso for £6.5mn; London Gallery Weekend boosts public programme
$20mn Rothschild collection comes to auction; adviser Lisa Schiff faces lawsuits; rare books bring out the buyers
After a rocky start, the new director of the London gallery is hoping a large grant and big plans will bring a bright future
Taipei fair back in force; Ortuzar Projects doubles space in Tribeca
Photo London welcomes AI work; galleries open and close in London and New York; Fede Galizia flies the flag for female Old Masters
Her London mini-fair in a 19th-century mansion is trying to sidestep Brexit obstacles by being nimble
Report dissects private museums; Hoyland bought for £10 (and hoovered) offered for £5,000; Hirst buyers take a spin
Alison Jacques boosts Cork Street; Sotheby’s has Warner Records chief’s $120mn collection; gallery reopens in Kyiv
Young London gallery makes great strides; Phillips proves solid in new Hong Kong space; Dublin museum celebrates London dealer
China loses ground to UK as global art market hits $68bn
Nan Goldin goes to Gagosian; Andy Warhol Foundation hits $3mn through eBay; change of direction at Cromwell Place
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