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London’s summer art scene 2024

From London Art Week to the Treasure House Fair, the capital is busy with art across millennia. Plus: interviews with artists, gallerists and the president of the Royal Academy

© Courtesy Adrian Sassoon/FAMM/Offer Waterman

Impressionists beyond France attract attention in movement’s 150th anniversary year
Overshadowed by French peers since 1874, artists from the UK, Sweden and elsewhere are gaining in prestige and price
Collector Christian Levett on opening a museum devoted to female artists
The former hedge fund manager is moving antiquities out of his gallery and moving in Joan Mitchell and Lee Krasner
Artist Rebecca Salter: ‘I’m quite happy with disruption’
The first female president of the Royal Academy has to balance work with painting while redefining the institution’s future
The artist giving portraits their swagger back
Stephen Farthing’s show at Kenwood House reinterprets luxurious pictures of aristocrats
Gallerist Sylvia Kouvali: ‘The market moved to safer artists, with a more conservative approach’
She gave up her space in Istanbul after tastes changed but has brought her eastern Mediterranean roster to London and Greece
London’s art market thrives as a centre for Old Master drawings
London Art Week is partnering with new platform Trois Crayons to create a drawings hub

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