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October Book Bag: from Taryn Simon’s intriguing Guggenheim installation catalogue to a publication about Hans Arp’s paper sculptures

TarynSimon, Father Country I Do Love You, Aliza Watters and Hannah Shea (editors), Guggenheim and Hatje Cantz, 696pp, $150 ...
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Art Basel Paris to close early due to protests

Fifth edition of the fair will conclude on Friday evening, with demonstrations in Paris expected to resume this weekend ...
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Could proposed bill give the French state too much control over privately owned art?

Increasing the state’s power over works that are designated as “national treasures” runs the risk of damaging the art market ...
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‘Between playfulness and intellectual depth’: artist Camille Provost brings her joyful, interactive art to Paris

Camille Provost is putting the finishing touches to her upcoming exhibition in Paris when we meet at a canalside café near ...
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Rioting does not deter big-ticket sales at Art Basel Paris

Another pricey work was dramatically unveiled at the fair: Gerhard Richter’s Rococo Table, (1965) a black-and-white illustration of a rather grand side table the artist saw in Charlottenburg Palace.