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Details of Independent 20th Century: Esther Shipper (opens the original)
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Welcome back, Art Enthusiasts,September in New York brings with it an extraordinary gathering of the art world. This week, galleries, institutions and fairs have opened their autumn programmes across the city, while Independent 20th Century has taken over Sotheby’s Breuer building on Madison Avenue for its fifth edition, closing its doors today.The move to the Breuer marked a significant expansion for the fair. With 57 exhibitors and more than 130 artists spread across the building’s four floors
Details of Carolina Aguirre: Frieze Sculpture (opens the original)
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Dear Art Enthusiast,With September underway, London’s autumn art season is already beginning to take shape. Frieze Sculpture has returned to Regent’s Park, London Sculpture Week is underway, and the city’s galleries are entering a particularly concentrated period of exhibitions and openings ahead of Frieze London and Frieze Masters in October. The fairs will bring almost 300 galleries from 48 countries and regions to Regent’s Park from 14 to 18 October, while Frieze Sculpture runs through 1 Nove
How Cécile Degos Turned Minsheng Art Museum Into Giacometti’s World (opens the original)
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Welcome back, Art Enthusiasts,For most of his life, Alberto Giacometti worked in a twenty-three-square-metre studio at 46 Rue Hippolyte Maindron in Paris, a room that served as both his home and workplace from 1926 until his death in 1966. Sculptures in various stages of completion, drawings, paintings, tools and personal objects accumulated within its modest walls. It was here, in this remarkably small space, that Giacometti developed some of the most recognisable sculptures of the twentieth ce
Details of Maurizio Cattelan: NIGHT at the Neue Nationalgalerie (opens the original)
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For his first major solo exhibition in Germany, Maurizio Cattelan transforms Mies van der Rohe’s Neue Nationalgalerie into a contemporary church, bringing together works that confront history, mortality, power and belief. Awarded the Preis der Nationalgalerie 2026, the Italian artist turns one of Berlin’s defining modernist spaces into a stage for reflection and uncertainty.Welcome back, Art Enthusiasts,There are few artists whose work is so immediately recognisable, and so consistently misunder
London Letter: What’s On This Summer? (opens the original)
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Dear Art Enthusiast,London's art world is entering its annual hibernation. Each August, a meaningful share of Mayfair's galleries close their doors, dealers and staff scatter to the Mediterranean, and what remains on view becomes, by default, the city's entire offering until September. Before that happens, the season deserves a proper accounting, because on paper, this has been an unusually eventful few months for London's art economy, from the galleries to the salerooms.Subscribe now<span
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