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Art writer in New York. Editor at Artnet News. Previously in Seoul. russeth.bsky.social
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The Rulers of Venice: In Thrilling Book, Biennale Curators Tell All

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By Andrew Russeth 
| Art Market Minute
Being picked to curate the Venice Biennale’s main exhibition is a bit like winning the American presidency. You have to be a generational talent, but you also need luck. Charisma helps, as does a zest for back-room intrigue and a stomach for media scrutiny. Granted immense power, you immediately face formidable challenges.
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Elle Pérez Envisions New Residency Built on Family Legacy

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By Andrew Russeth 
| Art Market Minute
In their exhibition last year at the Arts and Letters in Upper Manhattan, Elle Pérez included photographs of domestic spaces and lush greenery that were tender and intimate, as their work tends to be. Some were made at a home in Puerto Rico, others in Claude Monet‘s garden in Giverny, France. That residence in Puerto Rico has been in Pérez’s family since at least the 1920s, the Bronx-born artist told me in an email this week.
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The New York Fairs Are Done. What Remains?

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By Andrew Russeth 
| Art Market Minute
Suddenly, it’s over. TEFAF New York, as plush and satisfying as ever, ended its run at the Park Avenue Armory on Tuesday, bringing the fair season in the city to a close. Well, almost to a close. Focus, which is devoted to emerging Asian art, is on view through Sunday on the northern edge of Chelsea, a stone’s throw from where NADA and Frieze just finished packing up. I might pop by. What’s one more fair after all that?
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