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Monthly Archives: December 2009
The Power 100: curators up and artists down on ArtReview's annual list
THE POWER STRUCTURES OF THE ART WORLD What a difference a year makes. Last month, ArtReview magazine released its annual list of the one hundred most powerful people in art (see list here). ArtReview’s introduction to the list outlines that … Continue reading
Posted in Business of art, Collectors, Critic, Curators, Gallerists/Dealers, Lists, Professionals, Recession
Tagged art, art collectors, art critic, art dealers, art lists, art market, art news, art power, art Power 100, art recession, art web sites, curator
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Hong Kong art fair ART HK 12: Final day sales figures
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Chinese affordable art fair AAC to launch Hong Kong edition
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