Could Paris Challenge London as Europe’s Future Art Capital?
A gallery and auction house boom are part of Paris's recent resurgence as an art center.
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Chicago’s Mariane Ibrahim Gallery Plans New Location in Paris, Expanding Reach for Art from the African Diaspora
The new outpost for the Chicago-based dealer will open in September.
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‘It’s a Rip-Off’: Mariane Ibrahim Gallery Takes on Shipping Company Over Lost Artwork
The British Shop, a high-profile shipper based in the UK, may have lost a collage by Clotilde Jimenez.
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The Temperature on the Island: Frieze New York Opens With Sales, Some Veteran Exhibitors Missing
The air-conditioner was working well under the big tent, unlike at the 2018 edition.
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Mariane Ibrahim, Ascendant Dealer of African Art, Moves Gallery to Chicago
For the past seven years, she has been based in Seattle.
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On Opening Day of the Untitled Fair in Miami, New Collectors, Sales, and One Sleepy Dog
Mariane Ibrahim noted, "I've seen a lot of new and different collectors this year, some familiar faces but a lot of new."
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The ARTnews Accord: Touria El Glaoui and Mariane Ibrahim in Conversation
The director of the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair and the gallerist with a space in Seattle convene at New York staple Lucien.
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Africa Now: An Introduction to ARTnews’s Summer 2018 Issue
Any effort to fit the continent's complexity between the covers of a magazine would be more than a little quixotic and fraught.
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