Shenzhen to Host Art Fair, Storied Show Designer Dies, and More: Morning Links from June 10, 2021
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Dealer Rudolf Zwirner (David’s Dad) Cofounded the First Art Fair—Now He’s Not So Hot on Them
"Art fairs are extremely dangerous and expensive for younger galleries," the Cologne legend said in an interview.
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Spanish Judge Rules Against Art Fair ARCO Madrid’s Exhibitor-Selection Process
The organization has appealed the ruling, which came as the result of a suit filed by a gallery that had been excluded from the annual event.
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Critical Eye: Doxing the Modern
Artworks travel heavy, and the baggage that accompanies them includes ideas about what they mean and information about the contexts in which they were produced and first interpreted.
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Editor’s Letter
The art world has a carbon problem. Long-haul air travel—the lifeblood of biennials and art fairs—contributes to climate change like few other activities.
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Vanity Fair: Movement from This Art World, to That Which Is to Come
The New York art dealer proposes ways of remaking the art fair.
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Here Are the Exhibitors for the 2016 Edition of FIAC
The International Contemporary Art Fair has announced the 185 international galleries, including 42 newcomers, that will gather together at the Grand Palais in
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Here’s a Look at Attendance Numbers at Recent Art Fairs
Skate’s Art Market Research has released its quarterly report on art fairs, which examines attendance numbers and exhibitor totals, and above is a brief summary of some of its findings in graph form<a href="/art-news/market/how-are-art-fairs-doing-this-year-3955/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"…
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Which International Art Fairs Have the Highest Attendance?
Recently The New York Times cited Skate’s Art Market Research in an article on the slowdown in the growth of art fairs worldwide. In an analysis of attendance figures, Skate’s found…
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Armory Show 2015 Exhibitor List Revealed
This year, the fair has attracted some respected exhibitors to sign on for the first time, including New York's Andrew Kreps and Metro Pictures and Los Angeles's Regen Projects, and hooked in up-and…
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