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|  | | Thursday 22 November 2012 | View in browser | | News | Museums | Market | Conservation | Exhibitions | Jobs | Comment | In print |  | | ON SALE NOW | | | In November's print edition: | - Brand-name artists slip as market starts to correct
- Syrian cartoonists fight Assad’s regime with the pen
- Nicholas Penny, director of London’s National Gallery, says many living artists’ reputations are over-inflated
See all the headlines from this month’s print edition | | Subscribe now to get more than 100 articles only in the print edition. | | | | | In this week’s edition | NEWS Network of passageways beneath the Baths of Caracalla is also home to the largest temple of Mithra in the Roman Empire Multi-venue project aims to inject French contemporary art into Southern California
MuseumS Outrage in Oslo after private museum’s decision to accept funds from Lundin Petroleum
MARKET Chief executive points to typical seasonal factors Brazil, once the rising star, has seen virtually no growth so far this year. And its tax regime does the art market no favours whatsoever
feature The veteran Conceptualist, showing in London this month, uses text as just another material. And he doesn’t like being called a Conceptualist, either
Russia focus Why half a million or so Russians now prefer to live in and around London—but what kind of art are the power-players buying?
video  Julien Frydman, the director of Paris Photo, gives an overview of this year's fair, plus his vision for the first US edition, due to take place next April in Los Angeles. We also speak to dealers about how to stand out in Paris.
exhibitions  Is there anything left to be said about the arch Surrealist Salvador Dalí? This week a show opens in Paris that aims to do just that. The curatorial team behind this ambitious exhibition of more than 200 works by the archetypal artist-cum-showman at the Centre Pompidou believe Dalí’s innovations still merit discussion. “There have been several reassessments recently with exhibitions devoted to specific aspects of his work, such as painting, film and mass-media. This show, based on a selection of paintings and films, aims to synthesise these studies,” says Jean-Hubert Martin, the chief curator. The curatorial staff, including Thierry Dufrêne and Jean-Michel Bouhours, argue that Dalí’s performance-based works make him a trailblazer of the genre and a forerunner of contemporary practice... READ MORE | |   | | You received this email from The Art Newspaper because you are on the Thursday newsletter list. Unsubscribe to permanently remove yourself from this list.
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