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| FEATURES | Jonathan Griffin takes a road trip inspired by Ed Ruscha; Jeremy Frey talks to Glenn Adamson about stretching the frontiers of basket-making; Samuel Reilly looks forward to the opening of a major new museum in Nigeria; Edward Behrens talks to Hildegard Bechtler as she pulls back the curtain on her acclaimed stage designs; Kevin Dumouchelle explains what one magnificent 19th-century mask tells us about its makers in Côte d'Ivoire | ||
| REVIEWS | James Williams on the endless mystique of Franz Kafka; Eve M. Kahn on the silversmith who struck gold at Tiffany & Co.; Sophie Barling on the green-fingered members of the Bloomsbury Group; Olivia Horsfall Turner on the European royals with really grand designs; Hermione Eyre on the art dealer who scammed his way to the top; Rosalind Jana on the man who turned women into ice queens | ||
| MARKET | Isabella Smith on what to expect at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair this year; Susan Moore picks out her highlights at Parcours des Mondes; Georgina Adam braces for turbulence in the global art market; Emma Crichton-Miller finds that the market for Indigenous Himalayan art is reaching new heights | ||
| PLUS | Tom Fleming on how France is wrestling with the Olympics; Hettie Judah on the lusty visions of Beryl Cook and Tom of Finland; Ivan Day on very fancy Victorian ice creams; Edward Behrens on what dealers are doing to attract young collectors; Gillian Darley on the monumental achievement of Pevsner's architectural guides; Christina Makris on the Tuscan wines that look as good as they taste; and Francesca Peacock on a 14th-century painting of a pregnant Madonna | ||
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| On the road with Ed Ruscha |
| Jonathan Griffin follows the artist out of Los Angeles and into the desert |
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| The royals with really grand designs |
| Olivia Horsfall Turner on the monarchs who doubled as amateur architects |
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| Stormy weather |
| Georgina Adam braces for turbulence in the global art market |
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