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17 September 2020

5 Artists to Follow if You Like Yayoi Kusama

In this monthly series, Artsy's Curatorial team features a group of five emerging and noteworthy artists who are working in a similar style or spirit as a well-known or established artist. ... read more (external link)

16 September 2020

5 Must-See Shows from Gallery Weekend Berlin

While many of Berlin's museums and galleries began to reopen long before its (rescheduled) Gallery Weekend, the past few days had the feeling of starting a new chapter. ... read more (external link)

15 September 2020

FIAC Has Canceled Its 2020 Fair in Paris, Saying It Could Not Meet the 'Legitimate Expectations' of Visitors

Exhibitors will receive full refunds, the fair�s organizers announced. ... read more (external link)

15 September 2020

Introducing: The Artnet Intelligence Report's Fall 2020 Innovators Issue.

From our list of 51 people changing the art industry to an inside look at the rise of art star Amoako Boafo, here are the highlights. ... read more (external link)

14 September 2020

Galleries Famed Collector Charles Saatchi's Only Daughter Is Opening a Huge London Gallery in Mayfair to Show Emerging Artists

Phoebe Saatchi Yates is opening the space with her husband, Arthur. ... read more (external link)

14 September 2020

Massimiliano Subba on Art Investment Funds and Anthea: An interview with Chiara Aluigi

MA Art Business student at Sotheby's Institute of Art, Chiara Aluigi, sits down with the Founder and Managing Director of Anthea Art Investments AG, Massimiliano Subba, to discuss the evolving art investment funds landscape, insights into the various strategies adopted, the growth of client demand and blockchains potential applications to art investments. ... read more (external link)

14 September 2020

Zurich Art Weekend Has Always Thrived From Its Proximity to Art Basel. What Happens Now That the Big Fair Is Cancelled?

Around 24 dealers and 10 local institutions are taking part in this year's event. ... read more (external link)

11 September 2020

Revisiting Gerhard Richter's Rare Early Works

Gerhard Richter returned to communist East Germany from a trip to Moscow and Leningrad in February 1961 with his mind made up to defect to the West. ... read more (external link)

11 September 2020

Why Francisco de Goya's Prints Are a Safe Bet for Cautious Collectors

Prints and drawings on paper are a frequently overlooked source of aesthetic pleasure, reasonable pricing, and consistent value within an artist's oeuvre. Indeed, many major art-historical figures currently have works on sale for less than USD 10,000. This includes the tempestuous Spanish painter Francisco de Goya. ... read more (external link)

10 September 2020

French Art Museums Get a Big Boost From the Government's New USD 2.4 Billion Rescue Package for the Culture Sector

The Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, and the Centre Pompidou are among the institutions that stand to benefit. ... read more (external link)

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