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A new section highlights the artists he spotted early and championed passionately
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Consumers feel at ease judging fashion but there’s a degree of self-doubt in buying a sculpture
Perhaps the most important lesson of western art history is that cultural and political freedoms must go hand in hand
Two new exhibitions create dialogues that explore affinities between designers of the past and present
Nobody has understood better than the luxury goods industry how status works today
The international Future Generation Art Prize is the brainchild of Ukrainian oligarch Victor Pinchuk
Artists’ freedom, Bernar Venet in Versailles, New York sums
Over swordfish in Mayfair the world’s most successful art dealer talks about his humble beginnings and his ‘natural feel for selling’
Louis Vuitton opens its most opulent store to date
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