May 31, 2026

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Shifting the dial: new fair Echo Soho celebrates women-run galleries – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] The art world may be a pink-collar industry, with women making up an estimated 75% of the workforce, but women in leadership roles—including at galleries—are still in the minority. Enter Echo Soho, a new art fair for female-led galleries, which launched this week in a bid to tackle this imbalance. The point is to

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Explora Journeys forms partnership with Clarendon Fine Art

[ad_1] Explora Journeys has unveiled a partnership with contemporary art gallery Clarendon Fine Art to offer an “exclusive onboard art experience” across its fleet.   Select pieces from Clarendon Fine Art are now present in the Galleria d’Arte on Deck 5 of both Explora I and Explora II, ranging from large-scale paintings to fine-art photography.

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‘Paintings were suddenly seen as money’: The reason art heists exploded in the 1970s

[ad_1] But as Flynn notes, while museums may have been slow to appreciate the threat of robbery in the past, the robbers have not generally displayed the sharpest acumen either. “The history of art crime and major art heists has been one of opportunist idiots who don’t really understand the nature of works of art

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Poundbury residents object to art gallery drinks licence

[ad_1] An immediate neighbour claims the use is forbidden under the terms of the lease for the Crown Square building. He told a licensing panel that residents had moved in expecting peace and quiet only to find an application being made to Dorset Council for a wine bar licence below them. The business behind the

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Embracing independence: meet the artists giving galleries a swerve – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Before art dealers entered the scene in the 19th century, artists would mostly sell their work to patrons without the aid of a middleman. Michelangelo spoke to his small but powerful group of patrons directly, while Rembrandt organised his own commissions and sold his art from a “shop” next to his studio. Today, as

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Frieze London diary: hair at the fair, art takes the streets and dreamers hit the sheets – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Dream like an artist at the Groucho Anyone in need of some respite from all the fun of the art fair(s) can find an oasis of calm in the surprising setting of the Groucho Club. During Frieze week visitors in need of some shut-eye can book hourly slots (for one person only) in a

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David Hockney, Cecily Brown and Amar Kanwar Shows Planned For London Gallery

[ad_1] In a crowded field, The Serpentine is earily one of London’s most influential modern art galleries. Nestled in leafy Kensington Gardens, its pair venues on either side of Hyde Park’s winding artificial lake stage some of the most adventurous temporary art exhibitions in town, alongside huge names like Marina Abramović, Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons.  The

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Peter Doig – House of Music at Serpentine South Gallery review: a buzzing house party

[ad_1] Review at a glance Usually the knowledge of what artists listen to as they work is beside the point. Jenny Saville could be listening to Now! That’s What I Call Music 15 for all the difference it makes — we’ll still meet the work in silence. Yet the way Peter Doig approaches the combination

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Finance minister Wale Edun spotted at London Art Fair, calms health concerns

[ad_1] Wale Edun, Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, attended an art exhibition in London, a video has shown. This is coming just days after reports surfaced that he was unwell and had traveled abroad for medical treatment. A video shared on social media by Bayo Onanuga, a presidential spokesman, shows

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ATHR Gallery Cofounder Mohammed Hafiz On Saudi Arabia’s Art Awakening

[ad_1] ATHR is a leading contemporary art gallery co-founded by Mohammed Hafiz and Hamza Serafi with locations in Riyadh, Jeddah and AlUla. Courtesy ATHR gallery It took Art Basel announcing a new edition in Doha, Qatar, and Sotheby’s recently previewing its first auction in Abu Dhabi at the St. Regis Saadiyat Island for the art

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