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| Thursday 28 June 2012 | View in browser | News | Museums | Market | Conservation | Exhibitions | Jobs | Comment | In print | | ON SALE NOW | | | In June's print edition: | - Kabakovs' Cuban project provokes US government
- Polish-born collector to found museum in Malta
- Thirty-year wait for Turner catalogue almost over?
See all the headlines from this month's print edition | Subscribe now to get more than 100 articles only in the print edition. Next issue available 1 July | | | In this week's edition | MARKET Post-war and contemporary sales in London are strong, but market jitters persist But Christie's auction was stronger overall, with a better-edited selection of work More in market in the current issue: - Is stolen Chinese art being sent back home?
- Money-laundering rules mean more work for dealers
- Interview: New York-based gallerist Sean Kelly
news Vladimir Tolstoy has been the director of Yasnaya Polyana, the writer's estate and museum All A$6m "($6m)" needed for the building will come from the private sector New York-based Joel Shapiro commissioned to create a bird-like work for Guangzhou The London 2012 Festival starts off with a bang More in news in the current issue: - Lebanon gets first contemporary art foundation
- Turkey turns up the heat on foreign museums
- Obama wins the art world's support
museums The sons of the late Eugène Leroy donate works to the artist's eponymous museum in Tourcoing More in museums in the current issue: - Exeter museum wins UK's glittering prize
- Why the Vikings are coming (twice)
- Dallas launches international programme
conservation Why it has taken 34 years to conserve Florence's Ghiberti masterpieces Baroque building is home to the Academy of Science and Egyptian museum The destruction of the Russian city's architectural heritage has contributed to recent anti-government protests More in conservation in the current issue: - Lascaux cave mould is modern problem
- "Bikini girls" World Heritage Site due to fully reopen
- Mont-Saint-Michel says "non" to cars and wind farm
Exhibitions Known for her simple yet enigmatic photographic portraits, the Dutch artist Rineke Dijkstra is due to have a mid-career retrospective at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, opening on 29 June. The show features around 70 large-scale colour photographs and five video installations, including three video projections of schoolchildren and teenagers made in Liverpool in 2009. Her subjects range from awkward… Read more Video We speak to Simon de Pury, the chairman of the auction house Phillips de Pury, and the art dealers Nicholas Maclean and Joost Bosland, about the competition between art fairs and auction houses. jobs The West Kowloon Cultural District Authority welcomes exceptional talents with a passion to realise the dream of making the West Kowloon Cultural District the prime international and local destination for arts, culture and entertainment. We are currently recruiting a Head, Marketing and Digital, to join the Authority... Read more All jobs | | | | You received this email from The Art Newspaper because you are on the Thursday newsletter list. Unsubscribe to permanently remove yourself from this list.letter list. Unsubscribe to permanently remove yourself from this list. © The Art Newspaper, 70 South Lambeth Road, London SW8 1RL. Tel: +44 (0)20 3416 9000 www.theartnewspaper.com | |
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