By Robert Ayers
The only works at Frieze that aren't for sale, these public works and performances frequently engage the commercial rationale of the fair, often in provocative ways. Full article
FRIEZE ART FAIR 2008
By Judd Tully
This year’s edition offers a more relaxed atmosphere to buy in, some say.
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COMINGS & GOINGS
By ARTINFO
Also, the Athens Biennial has announced the curators for its second edition.
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FRIEZE ART FAIR 2008
By Robert Ayers
This year, Bridge, Pulse, and Year ’08 Art Projects are skipping London.
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FRIEZE ART FAIR 2008
By Judd Tully
There are no safe bets — not even blue-chip works — in this incendiary climate.
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FRIEZE ART FAIR 2008
By ARTINFO
Shanghai-based artist Zhang Huan has changed his London gallery from Haunch of Venison to White Cube.
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FRIEZE ART FAIR 2008
By Oliver Basciano
The duo turns iconic sculptures into walking, talking drama queens.
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FRIEZE ART FAIR 2008
By Sarah Douglas
We asked the economist and author: Does a $12 million stuffed shark still look like a deal?
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FRIEZE ART FAIR 2008
By Chris Bors
A survey of works for sale from 21 galleries accepted into the fair shows no discernible trend, other than what has dominated the art world for quite some time: anything goes.
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FRIEZE ART FAIR 2008
By Oliver Basciano
ARTINFO caught up with Olivier Belot, director general of Yvon Lambert, and Pilar Corrias, a former director at Lisson and Haunch of Venison, to talk about their London debuts.
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THE ART WORLD WEEK IN REVIEW
By Sarah Douglas
Erratic behavior.
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Datebook
FIAC Is Back
What’s happening this month at galleries, museums, auctions and fairs around the globe.
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Auction Reviews
Jewelry, Painting & Sculpture
In three days of auctions, from July 29 through 31, the Paris firms Tajan SA and Artcurial offered 2,280 lots of jewelry, watches, design and modern and contemporary art.
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Artist Dossier
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Prints of Henri Cartier-Bresson’s street photography are scarce, so prices for portraits and other works are on the rise.
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The Reporter
An Epoch Ends
The art world takes stock of a great director's legacy--and marvels at his surprise successor.
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Features
Street Cred
A visit to the L.A. studio of Shepard Fairey, who created the Democratic nominee's iconic "Hope" and "Progress" posters
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Architecture & Design
Gardens in the Sky
Work Architecture Company’s summer installation Public Farm 1 (P.F. 1)at P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center reconfigured Le Corbusier’s modernist ideal as an urban vegetable garden.
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