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Contemporary African art has never yet found a place at Tefaf Maastricht, but Tafeta is changing all that
The Flemish collector on being impressed by scale and his unorthodox private art space
In a time of change, the venerable fair is focusing on quality and branching out into new genres
ALR is increasingly being hired by major fairs to ensure that everything on sale is checked
Rising art dealers are joining the fair, and making all the connections they can
The unique works and objects of desire that are making waves in Brussels and soon at Tefaf
An office interior by Frank Lloyd Wright and a Bolivian 'Pietá' are to be given fresh life thanks to the Tefaf Museum Restoration Fund
Also: Marron estate sale seen as a game changer; Sotheby's moves Hong Kong auctions; Artemisia's signature revealed in London; Modern Italian art declines
The artist's dearest friends and family are the focus of an unusual and unmissable retrospective of works on paper
Viviana Durante conjures the pioneering dancer's spirit in a trio of works
Todd Haynes directs the true story of a Cincinnati lawyer's battle with the chemical giant
Céline Sciamma conjures the past and the power of attraction in the story of a painter and her subject
Justin Kurzel turns Peter Carey's novel into a punkish cult movie in waiting
The brief, scorching career of Jarry " eccentric creator of Père Ubu " is celebrated in a New York show
Big Hit eyes one of biggest South Korea entertainment listings in years despite coronavirus
The play has engaging moments, but the plot is somewhat hackneyed
Milan stages a rare revival of Rossini's opera
The BBC Symphony Orchestra performed a sonically spectacular programme of the Swede's works at the Barbican
The band's London gig was visually striking but conveyed mixed messages
With their Maven Pictures production company, the pair are navigating a tricky landscape while supporting female directors
The singer recorded it twice " the second time at Folsom Prison itself " while many others jumped aboard the train
The South African photographer's image of flames evokes human failure as much as it does an act of God
'The Road Here' and 'Making Gay History' retell the past to include experiences that have often been omitted
The guitarist's gift for melody warms his lustrous new album
Buddy road movie is gently heartwarming and Oscar-nominated documentary turns out to be an urgently relevant microcosm of the environmental crisis
