Sackler Museum in Beijing turns 25 and plans expansion
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Sackler Museum in Beijing turns 25 and plans expansion
As Sackler heirs continue to deny claims of involvement in US opioid crisis, Jillian Sackler honours Arthur’s achievements
Tim Hunt—flâneur and the curator of the Andy Warhol Foundation—has died, aged 60
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Tim Hunt—flâneur and the curator of the Andy Warhol Foundation—has died, aged 60
"He was the most charming, kind and witty individual imaginable, for whom nobody had a bad word, which is rare in the art world"
Dispatches from our man at the Antarctic Biennale: goodbye—until next time
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Dispatches from our man at the Antarctic Biennale: goodbye—until next time
Dispatches from our man at the Antarctic Biennale: postcards from the edge
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Dispatches from our man at the Antarctic Biennale: postcards from the edge
Dispatches from our man at the Antarctic Biennale: around Cape Horn and homeward-bound
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Dispatches from our man at the Antarctic Biennale: around Cape Horn and homeward-bound
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: returning home
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: returning home
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: Desolation Island
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: Desolation Island
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: Welcome to the Continent
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: Welcome to the Continent
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: an underwater art show
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: an underwater art show
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: a whale of a day
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: a whale of a day
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: installing art for the penguins
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: installing art for the penguins
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: icebergs ahoy
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: icebergs ahoy
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: learning how to leave no trace
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: learning how to leave no trace
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: seasickness hits
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: seasickness hits
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: Ushuaia with Yto Barrada
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: Ushuaia with Yto Barrada
'Critics say Pop artists love their subject matter. Bullshit!' Remembering James Rosenquist
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'Critics say Pop artists love their subject matter. Bullshit!' Remembering James Rosenquist
Pop artist, who has died aged 83, told us ahead of his 2003 Guggenheim retrospective about subverting New York billboards as a young man
Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: setting sail
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Dispatches from our Man at the Antarctic Biennale: setting sail
Our correspondent, Adrian Dannatt, shares his diary from the expedition to the White Continent
Paul Walter, the voracious New York collector, connoisseur and bon vivant pioneered photography collecting, has died
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Paul Walter, the voracious New York collector, connoisseur and bon vivant pioneered photography collecting, has died
He was able to focus on the rare and the unique, and this was something the others learned from
Meet Udnie, Picabia’s muse and America’s first supermodel
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Meet Udnie, Picabia’s muse and America’s first supermodel
Biographer uncovers identity of avant-garde artist’s model and tells the story of her tragic life
Robin Page: Pioneering British Fluxus artist and art-world rebel
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Robin Page: Pioneering British Fluxus artist and art-world rebel
Page found it hard to settle and survive, and most of his creative life was spent in a state of penury worthy of La Bohème