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NANCY NESVET’S ART WORLD PREDICTIONS FOR 2020
By Nancy Nesvet
As we move into the new year, in advance of the arrival of Artscope’s January/February 2020 issue, which will include her review of the highlights of Art Basel Miami […]
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Art Basel Miami Beach, Featured, Visual Arts
FACE IT: DAY THREE MIAMI BEACH: ART MIAMI AND CONTEXT
By Nancy Nesvet Continuing the exploration, the intrepid Artscope Team, national correspondent Nancy Nesvet and publisher Kaveh Mojtabai went over the bridge to downtown Miami to explore the Art Miami […]
Art Basel Miami Beach, Featured, Visual Arts
ART BASEL MIAMI 2017: THE FAIR
By Nancy Nesvet Starting the day in the beautiful Botanic Garden for the press conference before the press and VIP opening for Art Basel Miami Beach 2017, we heard about […]
Art Basel Miami Beach, Audio/Visual, Exhibits, Featured
The Art World Returns to Miami; Artscope’s 2017 Art Basel Miami Beach Preview: Part One
By Nancy Nesvet I hope you all read Artscope’s preview article of Art Basel Miami Beach 2017 in our November/December 2018 issue. If you didn’t, refer back to it because […]
Audio/Visual, Featured, Visual Arts
Day Two: Venice Biennale 2017 Continues
Curator Christine Macel has judiciously assigned themes within the exhibition of artists’ work she has chosen; at the Giardini; Pavilion of Artists and Books, Pavilion of Joys and Fears and Pavilion of Time and Infinity (part 2). The Arsenale site includes Pavilion of the Common; Earth Pavilion; Pav
About us, Audio/Visual, Current Exhibits, Exhibits, Featured, Visual Arts
THE MORNING AFTER: LOOKING BACK AT ART BASEL 2017
This year, Art Basel had something for everyone. Dominated by the motherlode of over 4,000 works of art shown by 226 exhibitors in the Galleries sector, Art Basel extended its universe to individual artist projects at Parcours, Unlimited, Statements and Features. The solo projects, the result of art
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ARTSCOPE’S GUIDE TO BASEL ART FAIRS 2017
It is a calmer year at Art Basel, but no less edgy. Escapist to a degree, the world sector-wide reflects a desire to hide under the covers, or at least spend time at a beach, eating a good meal or watching an entertaining, possibly animated film. Whereas the work last year implored us to speak an ac
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ARTSCOPE AT ART BASEL SWITZERLAND: DAY TWO
First confronted by Al Wei Wei’s “Iron Tree” (2016), which changes patina as it ages, it also brings nature and the manmade relationship with nature into perspective. That relationship seems a theme of Parcours, curator Samuel Leuenberger’s brilliant trek through the city through the following of ar
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ARTSCOPE AT ART BASEL SWITZERLAND: DAY ONE
Done with the hard-hitting political landscape of last year’s work here, and taking a breather, maybe literally, everyone’s happier seeing fewer political statement or in your face art. A lot is concentrating on the process, the materials and the bringing in of concrete, beads, aluminum screening an
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Artscope @ Art Basel
Art as a World Power by Nancy Nesvet Exciting, innovative, confrontational art covered six halls and exhibition spaces at ArtBasel, the world’s biggest art fair, held in Basel, Switzerland from […]