• During the first half of this year, as the pandemic spread across continents, the 2021 art world calendar inevitably became packed with at least 20 major biennials, most of which were originally slated for 2020. Meanwhile, others such as the Biennale de Lyon in France and the Venice Biennale in Italy have been pushed to 2022,…

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  • It is an observable fact that financial sustainability is a major concern for art fairs this year due to numerous cancellations and postponements that wiped the international art fair calendar clean in the face of a global pandemic. Even mega conglomerate, MCH Group, the parent company of Art Basel, is not exempt from financial woes.…

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  • Performance, land and digital art are some of the diverse aspects of Mongolian contemporary art heavily influenced by shamanic rituals, religious myths and indigenous cultures specic to the country and beyond. Embattled by the current pandemic and ongoing ecological crisis, this could be the kind of art the world needs right now.

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  • With public museums in France, UK and even parts of the US reopening in July, their most pressing issue might be more than just about recouping tremendous financial losses incurred during the lockdown. A survey reportedly conducted this month in the UK indicated that 49% of the public are “not very comfortable” or “not at all comfortable” with…

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  • Over the past year, there is an increasing split in the way we perceive our current existence, emphasized by the ongoing global pandemic coupled with deep social fragmentation and unrest. The art world is not immune to this phenomenon and this was never more apparent than during one of its most important events of the…

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