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141 News Roundup: Career Moves, Public Domain, Controversy
The Editors
The Editors
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New Currents: Rithika Merchant
Camilla Alvarez-Chow
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Whispering Gallery: Close Scrutiny
DT
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Auction Report: New Digs
The Editors
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Ma Jia: Universal Industrial Language
Brian Haman
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141 Previews: Situated Concerns
The Editors
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Art Fair Report: It Takes Two to Tango
The Editors
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Sacred Spaces of Solidarity
Jeremy Benkemoun
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141 Dispatch: Penang
Sheau Yun Lim
News
Weekly News Roundup: November 1, 2024
Change of Hands for New Zealand Sculpture After five years of ruling over New Zealand’s capital with an iron fist, Melbourne-based artist Ronnie van Hout’s giant hand-face sculpture, Quasi (2016), will be removed from the roof of City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi. Since its installation
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Istanbul Biennial Names Curator for Multipart Edition Beginning in 2025
*updated November 1, 2024. It will be a fresh start for the Istanbul Biennial. With a new director in Kevser Güler, the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (IKSV) announced today that the well-respected Beirut-based curator, and founder of the nonprofit art organization Ashkal Alwan, Christine Tohmé will
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Art Basel Hong Kong Is Primed for 2025
It’s still five months away, but the region’s largest and most prestigious art fair, Art Basel Hong Kong (ABHK), has officially announced its exhibitor list and programming highlights for 2025. Set to take place from March 28–30 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), the
Shows
Shows to See in Tokyo, November 2024
Art Week Tokyo (AWT) returns for its fourth year with a program spanning 53 participating galleries, art spaces, and museums from November 7–10. What makes AWT a draw for visitors are the convenient hop-on, hop-off shuttles that take guests around six selected routes, linking up galleries, museums,
Market
Latest Art Market Survey Offers Glimpses of Optimism
The Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting spotlights trends in the industry. Louis Lu