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Since
its premiere in 2003, Frieze London has grown to become what is
probably the most important fair for contemporary art worldwide. [more]
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He
is widely regarded to be a shooting star on the Swiss art scene—and
rightly so, because Fabian Marti’s seductive photograms, ceramics, and
installations point the way to a world beyond reality. [more]
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Gabriel Orozco is regarded as one of
the most important artists of contemporary times. [more]
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Flying
fish, furnished heads: since 1987, Os Gêmeos have been creating a
brightly-colored, fantastic universe. [more]
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Barnett
Newmann’s legendary sculpture “Broken Obelisk” and the stripper pole in
Pamela Anderson’s living room—Shannon Bool’s excursions take you
through a male-dominated modernism straight into today’s mass culture. [more]
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For the Deutsche Bank-sponsored
project “A Journey That Wasn’t,” Pierre Huyghe embarked on a search for
the rare Albino penguin. [more]
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Artists, pirates, suffragettes: in
the new Amsterdam offices of Deutsche Bank, Mathilde ter Heijne’s
installation “Woman to Go” makes it clear how many women’s biographies
and achievements have fallen victim to the male-dominated version of
history. [more]
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Urban
gardens, historical country residences, mermaid parades, and the best
dim sum in Taipei - read the ArtMag team's personal summer tips. [more]
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Gabriel
Orozco is as inspired by art history as by the streets of Berlin or
Mexico City. [more]
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How
does the global art scene present itself in the Deutsche Bank Towers?
What is the philosophy behind the Deutsche Bank Collection? [more]
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