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Art Basel 2022

The fair returns in person with a line-up reflecting pandemic power shifts. Plus: interview with artists Leonardo Drew and Tatiana Trouvé, collector Ginevra Elkann and more

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Art Basel welcomes newcomers as art-world power shifts
The prestigious Swiss fair has 19 new galleries, reflecting pandemic ructions and market growth outside the west
Artist Leonardo Drew’s explosive sculptures draw order from chaos
The American uses rough, distressed elements in his large-scale works to speak of nature’s cycles and urban life
Gallerist Johann König: ‘The art market is progressive in its content, but conservative in its performance’
From his gallery in a brutalist church, König has become one of the art world’s tastemakers
Artist Tatiana Trouvé makes monuments from memories
She uses objects to preserve vanished lives in her new shows at Paris’s Centre Pompidou and Gagosian
The Fiat dynasty’s Ginevra Elkann on why her artworks are always in motion
The collector, who favours painterly and photographic works, speaks as her family’s Pinacoteca Agnelli in Turin reopens
Liste art fair is driving towards the digital
Director Joanna Kamm says it’s the primary language of the younger generation the fair is targeting

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