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Artist Domingo Zapata Inaugurates HG Contemporary’s New Madrid Gallery Space in Signature Fashion

The Spanish artist, known for his jet-setting lifestyle, collaborated with musician Alejandro Sanz to create a new body of paintings.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jul 6, 2018

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Now the Only Major Fair in a Once-Saturated Field, Market Art + Design Doubles Down on the Hamptons

The fair opens its eighth edition at the Bridgehampton Museum this week.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jul 3, 2018

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How the Mourlot Family Went From Making Wallpaper to Running a New York Gallery and a Fine-Art Print House

Evolving from a family business that made prints for Picasso and Matisse, Mourlot Editions now aims to produce affordable art by the next big group of artists.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jul 2, 2018

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On the 50th Anniversary of a Landmark Cybernetic Art Show, Mayor Gallery Looks Back at Pioneering Computer Artists

“Writing New Codes" brings together the work of Waldemar Cordeiro, Robert Mallary, and Vera Molnár.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jun 29, 2018

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Here Are 7 Must-See Booths at Masterpiece London 2018

As the summer's toniest art fair kicks off at the Royal Hospital Chelsea grounds, we've selected the booths you can't afford to miss.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jun 28, 2018

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A New Exhibition Explores the Relationship Between Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely—the “Bonnie and Clyde of the Art World”

On view now at Samuelis Baumgarte Gallery in Bielefeld, Germany, the exhibition brings together 40 works from a 40-year-span.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jun 20, 2018

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Galerie Templon Has Given Artist Jan Fabre Carte Blanche to Inaugurate its New Paris Gallery

The resulting two-part show blends sexual and religious symbols.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jun 18, 2018

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8 Art Basel Booths to Put at the Top of Your List

From an exhibition exploring the colonial histories of Africa to a joint presentation of new works by Bernard Frize, here’s the best of this year’s booths.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jun 13, 2018

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Conceptual Artist John Latham Transformed Books Into Art. Now His Works Are on View in New York

A new exhibition at Lisson Gallery tracks the pioneering conceptualist’s career through his experiments with books as material.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jun 12, 2018

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Sara Angelucci’s Poignant Portraits of Factory Laborers Are Now on View at Toronto’s Stephen Bulger Gallery

In honor of Canada's birthday, photographer Sara Angelucci turned her lens on one of the country’s oldest factories, and the people who make it run.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jun 7, 2018

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Created After John Lennon’s Death, Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd’s Knotted Gun Sculpture Is Now More Relevant Than Ever

A new, limited-edition version of the sculpture is being produced this year in honor of the work’s 30th anniversary.

By artnet Gallery Network, Jun 1, 2018

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artnet Asks: Miami Dealer Franco Valli on Italian Art, Advice for New Galleries, and His Plans for a New Chelsea Space

Valli, an Italian art dealer who immigrated to Miami in 2013, is committed to representing the art of his own country in the United States.

By artnet Gallery Network, May 31, 2018

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Meet Cuno Amiet, the Most Important Swiss Artist You’ve Never Heard of

“My nature is contradiction. Similarity is unfamiliar to me,” said the artist, who was known for his restless experimentation.

By Taylor Dafoe, May 24, 2018

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How Punic Mythology Inspired Miguel Soler-Roig’s Dreamlike Series of Underwater Portraits

Depicting women and veils underwater, Miguel Soler-Roig’s series of photographs "Atlantis & Posidonia" was inspired by a mythic deity.

By artnet Gallery Network, May 23, 2018

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With a New Space in London, CAMA Gallery Aims to Educate the Western World About Iranian Art

“We consider ourselves to be an Iranian gallery in London rather than a gallery in London representing Iranian art,” says Riley Frost, the gallery’s co-founder.

By Taylor Dafoe, May 21, 2018

Artist Domingo Zapata Inaugurates HG Contemporary’s New Madrid Gallery Space in Signature Fashion

Now the Only Major Fair in a Once-Saturated Field, Market Art + Design Doubles Down on the Hamptons

How the Mourlot Family Went From Making Wallpaper to Running a New York Gallery and a Fine-Art Print House

On the 50th Anniversary of a Landmark Cybernetic Art Show, Mayor Gallery Looks Back at Pioneering Computer Artists

Here Are 7 Must-See Booths at Masterpiece London 2018

A New Exhibition Explores the Relationship Between Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely—the “Bonnie and Clyde of the Art World”

Galerie Templon Has Given Artist Jan Fabre Carte Blanche to Inaugurate its New Paris Gallery

8 Art Basel Booths to Put at the Top of Your List

Conceptual Artist John Latham Transformed Books Into Art. Now His Works Are on View in New York

Sara Angelucci’s Poignant Portraits of Factory Laborers Are Now on View at Toronto’s Stephen Bulger Gallery

Created After John Lennon’s Death, Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd’s Knotted Gun Sculpture Is Now More Relevant Than Ever

artnet Asks: Miami Dealer Franco Valli on Italian Art, Advice for New Galleries, and His Plans for a New Chelsea Space

Meet Cuno Amiet, the Most Important Swiss Artist You’ve Never Heard of

How Punic Mythology Inspired Miguel Soler-Roig’s Dreamlike Series of Underwater Portraits

With a New Space in London, CAMA Gallery Aims to Educate the Western World About Iranian Art

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