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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
Growing interest in Popeye, Casa Brutus, Go Out et al is bordering on obsessive
Intimate Picassos offered by Ward Moretti; Christie’s set to make Paula Rego record; new ‘non-fair’ for London
As archival fashion becomes more sought after, a new book explores the ‘hoard mentality’
The city’s sixth week-long celebration of the art form looks back to past masters and forward to the medium’s future
A new exhibition – and creative director – have fuelled fresh interest in the brand’s archive
Frieze fairs clash in New York and Seoul; Pace to open in Japan; Simon Lee’s artists find new homes
The region’s radical postwar designs are niche no more
Ben Jakober and Yannick Vu’s gloriously eclectic collection stages a meeting of cultures, styles and eras
Now an anchor for the city’s art week, Frieze returns with more regional galleries and a bigger events programme
Four non-profit spaces show video works by 14 artists, while singer-songwriter Colde puts on a concert
From nine-tailed foxes to a creature modelled after her dog, Xa uses unusual animals to explore human society
From must-see highlights of the art fair’s second edition to which gallery shows in the city not to miss
Novelists raging against sponsors should be mindful of unintended consequences
The star of the film franchise makes for a great – and souped-up – daily drive
South Korea’s burgeoning commercial gallery scene has led to the creation of architecturally adventurous buildings
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
Art buyers were spending more last year than they did before Covid-19 hit
Plus: auction sales down 18 per cent; Hirst to show new paintings next week; portraits lead Old Masters sales
The work of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne had apparently all been accounted for – until 19 pieces were discovered behind a small wooden door
Moretti to open in Paris; Marlborough trio set up new business; Prince Harry pricier than Angela Merkel
Pieter Mulier’s ambitious vision, the squeaky charm of Sylvanian families – and the foods we love to hate
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