Kyiv Biennial, sound art and migration, Jem Perucchini’s London Tube mural

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Edward Hopper biography, Kvareli Foundation in Georgia, Marisa Merz in Turin

As a biography of Edward Hopper is published, containing a wealth of new material, Ben Luke speaks to its author Louis Shadwick about his quest to find the truth behind the artist that he writes “has become more myth than man in the popular imagination”. In Georgia, the Kvareli F ...  Show more

Art Basel Paris opens and closes amid protests, Latin American culture wars, a Chinese celestial map

As protests engulf Paris, the Art Basel fair opened this week in the French capital and then it was announced that the fair would conclude on Friday, and not open as scheduled this weekend. The Art Newspaper’s global editor-in-chief, Ben Sutton, and our chief contributing editor, ...  Show more

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