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Saturday 21 Nov 09
NEW YORK. The eighth annual Art Basel Miami Beach converges from 3-6 December amid shaky times for art sellers. Around 40,000 visitors are expected, and fair organisers remain bullish. “What we are seeing, and what we saw at other shows in the fall, is that there is definitely a market for high...
But the gold vase is still believed to be held in Germany pending an appeal
Research reveals Isabella II knowingly gave a fake painting to Pius IX
This scholarly volume of essays is an indispensable introduction to the country’s art, architecture and history
A book on paintings and drawings by tattooists focuses on the skill of the work instead of the application
Exhibition raises a potential conflict-of-interest between private collectors and public institutions
Private collection shows are an insult to scholarship and curators
"This preeminent collection is one that many museums in the US would be honored to exhibit"
The author discusses his turn as guest curator at the Louvre
The Basque museum plans to open a second outpost
Over 150 sites of cultural and historic significance have been severly damaged
The residents of Bourbourg in northern France have evidently taken Sir Anthony Caro to their hearts. This week, a street in the town was named after the grand old man of British sculpture, marking the first anniversary of Caro's dramatic sculptural renovation of the local Norman church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Bourbourg. The impressive-sounding Avenue Anthony Caro certainly beats the thoroughfare's former name: Rue de Gravelines.....
Tyler Green: Turning a museum into a vanity space
Turning a museum into a vanity space
Art Basel Miami Beach ever hopeful
Umberto Eco: master of the list
Spanish queen duped Pope with dud Murillo
Controversy over New Museum's plans to show trustee’s collection
Private collection shows are an insult to scholarship and 
