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Jeanne-Claude Dies After Brain Aneuyrism

By Kris Wilton
Christo says he will continue their work together. Full article
DISPATCH

A Picture of Africa?

By Antawan I. Byrd

This year’s Bamako Biennial takes an expansive look at the subject of borders.
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Thriving Arts Districts Threatened With Demolition in Beijing

By David Spalding

The future is unsure for Caochangdi and other rapidly growing cultural hotbeds.
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In Vietnam, a Bridge Between Cultures

By David Spalding

The art space Sàn Art is one of the most important creative platforms in Southeast Asia.
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MUSEUMS

A Broader Vision for Denver

By Kyle MacMillan

Christoph Heinrich, who will succeed Lewis Sharp as director of the Denver Art Museum next month, brings an international perspective and a desire to reach out to neighboring institutions.
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A Marathon Tribute for Merce Cunningham

By Andrew Russeth

Company members and alumni gathered for a tribute performance for the late choreographer at the Park Avenue Armory on Wednesday night.
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Creative Time Revolutionizes the Sleepy Conference

By Andrew Russeth

Okwui Enwezor, Alfredo Jaar, and Kristina Norman were among the presenters at Creative Time's summit this weekend.
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AI REVIEWS

Nouveau Is the New New

By Quinn Latimer

The Centre Pompidou’s Nouveau festival is meant to be a “non-stop research lab into today’s creation.”
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Beijing’s New Luxe Life

By David Spalding

An influx of luxury goods in China is widening the rift between the nouveau riche and everyone else.
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AI REVIEWS

Rotterdam Architecture Biennale Explores the Open City

By James Westcott

Platonic ideal or pragmatic goal? Six sections of exhibits address an urban planning idea but offer few succinct answers.
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FRIEZE ART FAIR

The Frieze Fringe

By Aoife Rosenmeyer

ARTINFO’s guide to the dozens of exhibitions, performances, discussions, and other art world offerings going on outside the fairs.
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