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Thanks to @Sutton, our Co-Founder and CEO, Audrey Ou, was invited to speak at @artfortomorrow 2023, a world-class conference that brings together artists, gallerists, designers, and other experts to explore the social impact of the arts!
Explore here - artfortomorrow.org
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While you're scrolling for other news... The Paris art market now has a big league PR in town
Sutton Incoming 🇫🇷 Bonjour! Coinciding with the boom in Paris’ art scene, Sutton opens a new office in Paris. #arte #SuttonParis
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Three exhibitions to see in London this weekend | From Lawrence Abu Hamdan's investigation into reincarnation to Robin Rhode's imaginary underwater reef ow.ly/J0wo50EqVMu
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Art market: digital sales to the rescue - takeaways from this year's Art Basel & UBS report by Clare McAndrew on.ft.com/3rVldgc via @FT
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Huge historic tobacco factory in Athens to b renovated into cultural space by 2021. Neon founded by Dimitris Daskalopoulos r working on the project with the Greek government to mark 200y since the country’s liberation from the Ottoman Empire. By @amahrose theartnewspaper.com/news/neo…
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🗣️ The #AsiaSocietyTriennial is now open! 🎉
We're thrilled to welcome you back to Asia Society Museum for the inaugural edition #WeDoNotDreamAlone.
Experience the diversity of contemporary art from Asia and the diaspora—book your free tickets now: AsiaSociety.org/Triennial
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We’re excited to announce some more good news, Mark Hearld’s exhibition at YSP opens this Saturday (31 Oct).
The exhibition will feature original collages and lino cut prints, all of which will be for sale.
Find out more about the exhibition: bit.ly/3kzGJDw
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'My fascination with myself': Billy Childish's life story – in pictures theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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Commissioned by the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, nine artists have created works that aim to inspire hope. The exhibition opens on Ocula today.
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Billy Childish takes over Lehmann Maupin’s first London gallery bit.ly/34qv03i
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Acclaimed Chinese artist Liu Xiaodong is visiting London with his portraits of #UK-based Chinese professionals that explore cultural exchange against the backdrop of globalization.
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"Lee Ufan: Open Dimension" is on view through Oct. 18, plan your visit! Our plaza and sculpture garden are open daily 10:00am-4:30pm: hirshhorn.si.edu/exhibitions…
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'Courage, elegance, grit': architect David Adjaye makes history by winning RIBA award theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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Don't Miss: @jordan_casteel delivers the James T. Demetrion Lecture Sept. 30! Casteel joins us for a discussion of her powerful portraits and the community engagement that shapes them. Register for this free virtual program: hirshhorn.si.edu/event/james…
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More than two decades after her death, Singaporean-British artist Kim Lim is finally being written into art history: bit.ly/300aGEO
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1 Month Away: We're opening "Dreaming Together"—our 1st collaborative exhibition with @AsiaSocietyNY. By placing works from our collections side-by-side, we explore nature, borders, identity, & protest from a fresh view. bit.ly/2RUxSj7 #AsiaSocietyTriennial
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"I was enchanted by their charming and winsome form. What appealed to me most was the pumpkin’s generous unpretentiousness." -Yayoi Kusama ⚫️🟡⚫️
Happy #FirstDayofFall 🍁🍂
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“Being ‘female’ and ‘foreign’ was never a problem as a student – later, I realised that there was a difference; but what was important in the end was what I did and not where I came from.” – Kim Lim
@Tate until 5 April 2021. bit.ly/3hvzWbP
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In a new exhibition in Pittsburgh, Trevor Paglen, an artist well-known for exploring surveillance systems, looks at the history of photography and its relationship to power nyti.ms/3hjis25
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Nina Chanel Abney, Anton Bakker and Jacolby Satterwhite unveil work as galleries and museums reopen. "Art doesn’t wait, trembling in a corner, for things to change. Art finds a way." on.wsj.com/3byMsGh
























