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Art Basel Hong Kong Returns to Pre-Pandemic Size for Upcoming Edition in March
The fair will run March 28–30, with preview days on March 26–27.
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Collectors Are Becoming Increasingly Cautious in a ‘Volatile’ World, New Survey Says
Between 2022 and 2023, there was a shift away from purchases of high-priced art.
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Art Collaboration Kyoto Aims to Create a New Model for Art Fairs, Where Dealers Are Friends Not Foes
The third edition, and its most international to date, opens to the public on Saturday.
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As Paris+ Opens, France’s Art Market Thrums with Excitement
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