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ShanghART had a standout solo-presentation of Liang Shaoji (museums everywhere take note: we need to see a major retrospective of Liang Shaoji). BANK (Shanghai) was present at Frieze Masters with a presentation of Maryn Varbanov's woven sculptures and Antenna Space brought a series of paintings by Cheng Xinyi. >> Read more

Chris Moore reports on the most "English" of fairs >> Read more

Frieze is looking very intensely to China, so maybe we can look forward to a tent on Tian An Men square. >> Read more

For the final exhibition in Blain|Southern’s Lodger series, the British artist Natalie Dray has created a new series of sculptures, which flicker between rigidity and suppleness, the inorganic and the organic, geometric order and the messy chaos of living things. >> Read more

Moshekwa Langa is known for a practice that manifests in virtually every medium. He brings his freewheeling process of loose association to Blain|Southern London this summer, in an exhibition that focusses on his painting and collage. >> Read more

Join us on Tuesday 28 November 6-8pm for the Private View of Come Fresh Hell or Fresh High Water, the second exhibition in Blain|Southern’s Lodger series. >> Read more

Almine Rech Gallery London is pleased to present a selection of works by American artist Tom Wesselmann. >> Read more

There is an added frisson from thinking it's all there for the taking—you just have to want it badly enough and with a confident smile, whip out your Amex Centurian card. >> Read more

Frieze looked good. There was much less of the not-so-good stuff and less garish art than in previous years. It was more brainy and subtle. And there were buyers! >> Read more

In the past, Frieze has meant a colorful cocktail that might include plasticine works alongside something by Pipilotti Rist or Tobias Rehberger...
 
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