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Tate celebrates Fahrelnissa Zeid, Middle East modernist pioneer
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African art collecting picks up
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Victor Ehikhamenor’s Contemporary Magic
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Tate Britain opens an edible pop-up garden
A pop-up garden as art is the highlight of summer at Tate Britain, opening...
Nour Festival 2014 launched
The annual Nour Festival in London’s cosmopolitan Chelsea and...
Darvish Fakhr’s Palimpsest at EOA.P
The extraordinary painterly explorations by Darvish Fakhr finally get a...
Pritzker 2014 goes to Shigeru Ban
The 2014 Pritzker Architecture Prize has gone to Shigeru Ban, celebrated for...
S H Raza: Thirst for an Indian elixir
New works by S H Raza, 92 this year, feature in a selling exhibition titled...
Jamil Naqsh & Najmi Sura: An Epic Romance
The first thing to consider about Jamil Naqsh & Najmi Sura: An Epic...
Last of the master: Final paintings of M F Husain
Nine paintings by the late M F Husain (1915-2011), described as his final...
African art collecting picks up
More African individuals and businesses are spending on or investing in art...
Victor Ehikhamenor’s Contemporary Magic
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