3 d. ago Roland Emmerich’s London Home Filled With Political Propaganda Art

Roland Emmerich’s London Home Filled With Political Propaganda Art  The New York Times

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3 d. ago Britain’s colonial botany, tiny landscapes and great bohemian outlaws – the week in art

Small worlds go under the microscope, botanical art is investigated, and renegades come in for a reckoning – all in your weekly dispatchThe Singh Twins and Flora IndicaA look at the colonial history behind British botany, plus a survey of Indian botanical art in the age of the East India Company. • Kew Gardens, London, until 12 April Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope During London’s Frieze Week

Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope During London’s Frieze Week  The Business of Fashion

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3 d. ago The Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope During London’s Frieze Week

The Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope During London’s Frieze Week  Bloomberg.com

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3 d. ago A fresh art breeze is blowing into Frieze. Here's what to know

Yes, the big guns are at the capital’s annual art show, but there’s a wave of new London talent that could be better than ever

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4 d. ago In the frame: photography comes to the fore at Frieze London and beyond

In the frame: photography comes to the fore at Frieze London and beyond  The Art Newspaper

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4 d. ago From fossils to fine art: top sales at Frieze Masters London

From fossils to fine art: top sales at Frieze Masters London  The Art Newspaper

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4 d. ago Our 8 Favorite Artworks Under $10,000 from the 2025 London Art Fairs

Our 8 Favorite Artworks Under $10,000 from the 2025 London Art Fairs  Artsy

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4 d. ago London’s Art Scene Is a Mess of Contradictions. That’s the Appeal.

London’s Art Scene Is a Mess of Contradictions. That’s the Appeal.  The New York Times

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4 d. ago ‘Some of the best facelifts money can buy!’ The madness and millionaires of Frieze art fair – review

Frieze London and Frieze MastersBeautiful, stupid, pompous and ridiculous, the art extravaganza has stunning works – and stunning price tags. Our writer revels in its avaricious, champagne-drenched excesses. Will he leave wearing a suit of Greek armour?On the face of things, Frieze is pretty awful. It represents the art world at its most brazenly commercial, its most avaricious and capitalistic. This is the market laid bare, with all of its champagne, ludicrous outfits and obscene excess on brazen display for anyone willing to fork out a wodge on a ticket. That’s what reviews of Frieze generally complain about, all the greedy capitalistic knives being stabbed into the heart of their beloved, pure art.But Frieze, and the more refined Frieze Masters, isn’t really about art. Sure, this art fair in Regent’s Park, London, is the biggest art fair in the UK, attracting all the best galleries and artists in the world. But Frieze isn’t about painting and sculpture and conceptualism – it’s ab...

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5 d. ago SPOTTED: Wale Edun visits London art fair after reports of ill health

SPOTTED: Wale Edun visits London art fair after reports of ill health  TheCable

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5 d. ago Video: Ailing Finance Minister Wale Edun makes public appearance at London Art Fair

Video: Ailing Finance Minister Wale Edun makes public appearance at London Art Fair  Vanguard News

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5 d. ago Thinking bigger: gallery stalwarts Sadie Coles, Maureen Paley and Stuart Shave on why they're expanding to new London spaces

Thinking bigger: gallery stalwarts Sadie Coles, Maureen Paley and Stuart Shave on why they're expanding to new London spaces  The Art Newspaper

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5 d. ago Inside the London Film Festival premieres and Frieze week parties

What’s going on behind the velvet rope during London’s biggest week of art and film

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5 d. ago Frieze director Eva Langret: 'This is London hosting the entire art world'

Artistic Director of Frieze London Eva Langret gives the Standard her personal guide to this art highlight in the capital

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6 d. ago A tale of two philanthropies: why private foundations differ in London and Paris

A tale of two philanthropies: why private foundations differ in London and Paris  The Art Newspaper

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7 d. ago PAD kicks off a week of art in London. These galleries are must

PAD kicks off a week of art in London. These galleries are must-sees  The Spaces

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7 d. ago Putting young galleries at the front: Frieze London’s bold strategy holds

Putting young galleries at the front: Frieze London’s bold strategy holds  The Art Newspaper

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8 d. ago Head of Frieze London art fair hopes for ‘Barbenheimer moment’ with Paris rival

Simon Fox plays down talk of competition with Art Basel Paris, insisting both cities can thrive despite market slumpThe chief executive of Frieze London has dismissed the idea his fair is in a battle with Art Basel Paris, claiming the two events could create a “Barbenheimer moment” for collectors this October – despite the art market being in a severe slump.Simon Fox told the Guardian that the fair, which opens on Wednesday, can benefit from having strong competition on its doorstep and replicate the mutual success of Barbie and Oppenheimer at the box office in 2023. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Anna Ancher: Painting Light | Dulwich Picture Gallery | Art in London

Anna Ancher: Painting Light | Dulwich Picture Gallery | Art in London  Time Out Worldwide

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