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Observer’s 2026 October Art Fair Calendar (Updated)

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By Christa Terry Verified, curating Observer's Arts
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British artist Yinka Shonibare’s Wind Sculpture in Bronze (SG) at Frieze in London in 2024. Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Images October is National Arts & Humanities Month, which launched thirty-plus years ago as National Arts Week to honor the twentieth anniversary of the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Nunu Hung’s Year of Ambition, Intellectual Depth and Unapologetic Openness

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By Christa Terry Verified, curating Observer's Arts
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Nunu Hung at Nunu Fine Art Taipei. Courtesy Nunu Fine Art In a city like New York, where cultural capital is theoretically abundant, the gallery world can still feel like a closed system, calibrated for insiders already fluent in its coded language. What makes Nunu Fine Art stand out in that crowded ecosystem isn’t just its program, which is rigorous and international in scope, but the warmth with which visitors are received and the seriousness with which their curiosity is treated.
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