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| | | | Sep 18, 2009-Jan 17, 2010 | | | Exhibition
Thomas Demand Neue Nationalgalerie Germany / Berlin
Potsdamerstrasse 50 | | | | | |
| Artists Exhibiting in London | | Jim Hodges at Centre Pompidou | | | | 
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| | Christie's sells most expensive current Arab art work
AFP
Published: Oct 28, 2009
Auction house Christie's fetched late Tuesday the highest price for a work of contemporary Arab art at 662,500 dollars for a double calligraphy by Egypt's Ahmed Mustafa. Art works sold during the auction in Dubai collected a total 6.7 million dollars, double the value reached in the last auction held by Christie's in Dubai in April. | | | Remembering Nancy Spero
The Art Newspaper
Published: Oct 26, 2009
A former curator of the National Gallery of Canada and close friend of the artist looks back on her life and work. American artist Nancy Spero died on Sunday, 18 October, from complications from an infection. She was 83. Her health had been compromised for several years, yet, though increasingly frail, she continued to produce the politically engaged, feminist-inspired work for which she had become known over the course of an artistic career that spanned five decades. |
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