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Half indoor, half out " utilitarian spaces work hard
As the Fiac fair opens, here's our guide to the artists, collectors and gallerists shaping the scene in the French capital
With the 46th edition opening this week in Paris, the Fiac director discusses their impending move and the changes to come
The cutting-edge event challenges the traditional models
Plus: Monet's Charing Cross for New York; big-name sellers in London; Banksy lights up lacklustre week; surprise success in Hong Kong
Uncertainty surrounding Britain's departure from the EU has seen Paris reclaim art market power from London
The American artist's work looks at Aids, gender and the climate. She discusses her prolific output and working in a space of her own
The gallerist discusses how he went from selling prints in shopping malls to representing 40 major artists
The art fair will be exhibiting works by 250 leading Asian artists as it continues in its mission to attract the attention of European collectors
The new 'Joker' film shows the troubling ascent of pop psychology
Fondation Fiminco is helping stretch the art scene out of the centre by opening a sprawling space for galleries and residencies in north Paris
The director explains why he went deep into the Colombian jungle to make what may be 2019's best movie
Three West End shows seek truth through humour and farce
For three years, Fiac fair has installed artwork in sites around the city " this year, works include Jeff Koons and Yayoi Kusama
Opening at the Helen Hayes Theater, New York, the drama lays bare its characters' chaotic lives
The museum's updated $450m incarnation solves a lot of problems " but could do with a little more attitude
Tech advances help film-makers but could lead to a glut of videos involving politicians or porn
This experimental production survived amid a series of cancellations
This bruising film tells the story of a child of Nigerian parents growing up in 1970s England
Timothée Chalamet and Robert Pattinson are among the stars in David Michôd's brooding drama
There's plenty of comic digression as Steven Soderbergh tackles a serious topic
This satire pits a comically inept insurrectionist against equally misguided authorities
The pianist and her fellow players created a unique, unpredictable sound
The flourishing of artistic talent in nightclubs and subterranean spaces is celebrated in a new London exhibition
The grime artist brought a large cast of supporting musicians to his show
