Ai Weiwei
A Meditation on History: Art Exhibitions in Shanghai in 2000Shuai Yin | Feb 21, 2022
A Review of Uncooperative Contemporaries The curtain of “Bodies of Water: The 13th Shanghai Biennale” rose at Power Station of Art in early November, 2020. At the same time, European countries have again …
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Frieze New York 2017. Reality, times a thousandMatilde Soligno | May 7, 2017
On Friday morning, as I was getting ready to travel to Frieze, and I was complaining via Whattsapp with a friend of mine about how far it is from downtown Manhattan, and even …
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A Walk Through The Art: The Armory Show 2017Matilde Soligno | Mar 2, 2017
“Being There” might as well be a must for any ambitious gallery of international scope. It is the Armory Show 2017 – the 23rd edition of New York’s most important contemporary art fair. …
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A Walk Through the Art: Art Basel Hong Kong 2016Gowri Balasegaram | Mar 30, 2016
As far as art fairs go, you don’t get bigger than Art Basel. And that’s saying something when almost every week in global calendar heralds some kind of major art event. Barely had …
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A Walk Through The Art: Armory Arts Week 2016Matilde Soligno | Mar 6, 2016
«On the Wednesday of Art Week in NYC, the Armory show opens. But not to the public, yet – the first day is a preview for members of the press and insiders, plus their Highnesses …
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