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- Inside "The Encyclopaedic Palace" May 24, 2013Massimiliano Gioni's exhibition, "The Encyclopaedic Palace", will present an eclectic mix of work both by established and self taught artists. For Gioni, this show is "a way of reminding us that the artists that sell at auction aren’t the only...
- Our pick of Art Basel Hong Kong May 24, 2013The wide booths of Art Basel Hong Kong have enabled exhibitors to bring some more experimental works among the usual fair fare. A giant sword, glazed mosaic breasts and even a rolled-up Volkswagen Beetle contribute to works that stop people in their...
- Tate Liverpool turns 25 May 24, 2013Tate Liverpool—the first outpost for the museum outside of London, which helped revitalise the Northern industrial city—celebrates its 25th anniversary today and it’s certainly getting its share of well wishing. Arts organisations around the...
- City states at the Biennale May 24, 2013While there are high-profile new arrivals at this year’s Biennale, including the Vatican, other small states have been forced to pull out or have faced debate over their selection process. Last year, Singapore’s National Arts Council elected not to...
- “Not quite” nations still have their place at the Venice Biennale May 24, 2013In order to have an official pavilion at the Venice Biennale, a country needs to be formally recognised by the Italian government. While this makes it sound as if the world’s most prestigious art event has no place for “outsider” states such as...
- Massimiliano Gioni’s journey into 'the delirium of the imagination' May 24, 2013The Art Newspaper: What are the themes and questions raised by your exhibition? Massimiliano Gioni: The title is taken from a project that Marino Auriti, a self-taught American artist, presented to the patent office in Pennsylvania in...
- France and Germany embrace new world order May 24, 2013Increasingly porous geopolitical boundaries and the ever-more cosmopolitan background of artists are allowing contemporary curators to make bold choices in Venice’s national pavilions. At this year’s Biennale, France and Germany are swapping...
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- Turner oil breaks artist record July 13, 2010A Turner masterpiece of a view over Rome sells for £29.7m at Sotheby's in London, breaking the artist's record at auction.
- Man cleared of folio theft December 14, 2010Antiques dealer Raymond Scott is cleared of stealing a rare copy of Shakespeare's First Folio, worth an estimated £1m.
- Slave portrait appeal is launched July 13, 2010The National Portrait Gallery launches a £100,000 appeal to help keep in the UK the earliest known British oil painting of a freed slave.
- Artist Taylor-Wood has baby girl July 13, 2010Artist turned film-maker Sam Taylor-Wood has a baby girl with actor fiance Aaron Johnson.
- Sister Act show role for Goldberg July 7, 2010Oscar-winning actress Whoopi Goldberg is set to make her West End debut, starring in the musical Sister Act.
- Serpentine sees red over pavilion July 6, 2010The Serpentine Gallery's summer pavilion, designed by world-renowned French architect Jean Nouvel, is unveiled.
- Opera singer Siepi dies aged 87 July 7, 2010Italian opera star Cesare Siepi, considered one of the finest ever bass singers, dies at the age of 87.
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