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| Pre-Raphaelite
collection saved for public display |
| LONDON.
A collection of 53 pictures by Burne-Jones and his contemporaries
is to go on show at Fulham Palace, ending speculation that it
might be sold. The works... |
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| Guggenheim
Bilbao director admits to E4.2m loss |
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YORK. The director of the Guggenheim Bilbao, Juan Ignacio Vidarte,
has admitted that the Spanish museum lost e4.2m of public money
when it... |
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| New
cultural district for Oslo |
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has been an interesting two years in this would-be modern metropolis.
Skyscrapers have risen from green fields, a new airport terminal
has risen from bare tarmac and traffic has sprouted from nowhere
to severely challenge ring road systems where... |
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| “Big
galleries such as ours, will help by setting standards” |
| BASEL.
Chinese curator Leng Lin who founded the Beijing Commune in
2004, a centre showing emerging and established Chinese artists,
is the new director of PaceWildenstein’s Beijing gallery.The... |
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| The Devi Art Foundation, India's first not-for-profit
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International Art Markets,
by James Goodwin
Many art investors might know little about art
in countries such as the Philippines, Venezuela, Israel,
Malaysia and Turkey.
With overviews of 42 different countries, this book brings
to the fore less familiar art markets from around the world
so that readers can tap into this potentially lucrative
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