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Given a choice between a well-ordered exhibition with a soft center, like this year’s Venice Biennale, or a messy one with some hard, fibrous edges, I’ll go for edges any day, which is why, despite some gripes,

We take a look at this year's sprawling edition of the exhibition, as seen through the lenses of the world's leading curators, gallerists and museum directors

The German quinquennial shuns the market, but Art Basel dealers are still capitalising on the visibility it brings

The fourteenth edition of Documenta takes place, for the first time in the institution’s history, across two locations.

After joining Alt as director and curator of exhibitions just last year, Mari Spirito will step down from her position after February 28.

The film program at Art Basel this year, running from June 15 to June 20, is full of firsts — to wit, the feature film debuts of visual artists Takashi Murakami and Hassan Hajjaj, plus the European premiere of “Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict” (though American audiences already got a peek at the Tribeca Film Festival).

Yes! After months and months of speculation, prayers, and rumors, the Venice Biennale has released the artist list for its 56th edition, “All the World’s Futures,” which is being curated by Okwui Enwezor.

10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

Art Dubai Projects includes artists and collectives from the Middle East, North Africa and Asia, commissioned to create new works that are exhibited throughout the fair. Selected artists are invited to intervene in and comment on the fair, creating new works that engage audiences and interact with the fair environment.

A brief stopover in London this October—time to catch up with friends and take in some of the season’s art offerings—preceded my recent arrival in Beirut

Lebanese artists working across varied forms made a huge impact in Beirut in 2010

Frieze Art Fair’s young galleries section Frame this year includes the Sfeir-Semler gallery from Beirut. Discover the realities of making and selling art in a troubled and war-torn land

Lombard-Freid Projects, which moves to a new Chelsea address in September, closes out its tenure in its current digs with a show of five youngish international artists, all of them interesting

‘Our Work is Never Over’ comprises work by ten artists exploring the challenges of making a living. The exhibition operates on two levels.