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  Art Monaco 2012

  If there was ever a reason (does one need one?) to visit the Cote d’Azur it would be for an art fair. Art Monaco 2012 was a 3 day event held in the reputable and [...]

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  Fragilita e Forza: Mastroianni private sale comes to light

  It is not an everyday event to admire an exhibition of works in glass, this superb material whose colours hold light and all its fascination within it. Venice brightness weds the infinite colours of nature [...]

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  Da Vinci’s diagraphics and portraits at the National Gallery.

  The Da Vinci exhibition has been hailed as the most significant and exciting exhibitions of the 21st century, to date. Tickets have never been sought for to such a large extent for a long time.

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  TAC takes on Frieze 2011

  Gauguin once said, “Art is either plagiarism or revolution” and it is in this light that we bring to you the highlights (and lowlights) of this year’s Frieze Art Fair. That is not to say [...]

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  Michael Goedhuis on Contemporary Chinese Art

    Michael Goedhuis is a London and New York based art dealer and a pioneer in the field of modern and contemporary Chinese art. He started his career as an economist and investment banker but [...]

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  New Billboard, New Prints, New Books – May 2012

  Ingleby Gallery is delighted to announce its 16th billboard commission as part of its ongoing public art project, Billboard for Edinburgh. Anya Gallaccio is the latest artist to make a work for the site creating an alternative landscape by taking a microscopic image of dirt from Edinburgh’s famous natural landmark, Arthur’s Seat.  (more…)

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  Mantegna to Matisse Master Drawings from The Courtauld Gallery

  The Courtauld Gallery holds one of the most important collections of drawings in Britain. Organised in collaboration with The Frick Collection in New York, this exhibition presents a magnificent selection of some sixty of its finest works. (more…)

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  Heywood & Condie at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2012

  For the first time in its history the RHS have specially commissioned a major art installation for the Chelsea Flower Show 2012. Tony Heywood and Alison Condie will present Glamourlands: A Techno Folly. (more…)
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  19th Century European Art including Orientalist Paintings – London, 12 June 2012

  London – Christie’s is pleased to present four masterpieces by Joaquín Sorolla Y Bastida (1863-1923), from private collections; forming an exceptional group of highly-desirable works, these paintings are expected to realise a combined total in the region of £2 million and will lead the 19th Century European Art including Orientalist Paintings sale on 12 June 2012. (more…)

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  Lisson Gallery ‘In Conversation’: Richard Deacon

  Lisson Gallery is proud to present a programme of occasional free lunchtime talks that offer a unique opportunity to hear Lisson Gallery artists, cultural figures and gallery staff discuss art and related topics. (more…)