Category: Art Market
  • Thorntorn Dial at Edel Assanti

    Thornton Dial’s first UK solo exhibition of large-scale paintings and assemblages, ‘From Bessemer to the Cosmos’, is a reflection on the African-American experience across the twentieth century and beyond. 

  • Joseph Beuys at Thaddeus Ropac

    Interested in the natural sciences from childhood and enrolled in the Hitler Youth (membership was compulsory at the time), Beuys developed a body of work in which visceral warmth and mechanical coldness collide. That tension is inseparable from a youth shaped by the Third Reich (1921–1945) and from the scars of his own wartime experience…

  • Art Collaboration Kyoto: Between Globalisation and Glocalisation (Extract)

    In recent years, debates surrounding the future of art fairs have shifted beyond questions of scale and expansion. As art fairs have become a central infrastructure of the contemporary art world, post-pandemic constraints on mobility and growing concerns over sustainability have prompted renewed scrutiny of how these global models operate across both established and emerging…