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The London Art Scene Feels a Chill [WSJ]

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Torrid inflow of money from Russia and Middle East slows to trickle; remaining buyers get conservative
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Art Basel 2009 [The Economist]

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It is the world’s most important contemporary art fair. Art Basel this year attracted 61,000 collectors, curators and art afficionados—more than ever before. Celebrating its 40th anniversary, the five-day fair which closed on June 14th, drew over 300 galleries from 29 countries, showing works by more than 2,500 artists. To many it must have seemed as if the economic recession was happening elsewhere.

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Sotheby’s London Sale of 19th Century and Orientalist Art £8.4m [Art Market Monitor]

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Today’s sale at Sotheby’s, in London, really shows what can happen when a saleroom offers some nice quality works of art.

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Hammer Horror [CNBC Europe]

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After a decades-long boom, the art market has dramatically downshifted, but what will it mean for the auction houses? Diane Mehta reports

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Stunning sales and bother at Basel [FT]

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The powerful performance of the sales of Impressionist and Modern art this week in New York stunned even seasoned dealers and auction-goers.

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Newsflash

The United Arab Emirates is to be the first Gulf state to have a national pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2009. “The theme, ‘Making Worlds’, speaks of the potential of art to bring new realities into being,” stated Paolo Baratta, president of the Venice Biennale. “It is all the more appropriate, therefore, that the Biennale will include the pavilion of the UAE, a nation that is fast becoming one of the significant new realities in the world of art.”