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Georgina Adam

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Flanders' flourishing art collections - FT.com

Flanders' flourishing art collections - FT.com

It is just a small part of Flanders, in northern Belgium, between Bruges, Tournai and Ghent, and centred arou…

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The Louvre’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Year

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By Georgina Adam
| Cultured Magazine Verified
All photography by Léon Prost. At 9:30 a.m. on Oct. 19, 2025, four thieves disguised as construction workers parked a truck-mounted mechanical lift outside the Louvre. By 9:38 a.m., they had cut through a window, smashed the display vitrines in the Galerie d’Apollon, and grabbed jewels that once belonged to France’s Empress Eugénie and Queen Marie-Amélie. They dropped a crown before making their escape on scooters. Authorities arrested four individuals in connection with the crime.
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Can a Riga fair foster a new generation of collectors in Latvia?

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By Georgina Adam
| The Art Newspaper Verified
“Nascent” might be the best description of the art market in the Latvian capital of Riga, where the second edition of Riga Contemporary art fair was held from 2-5 July. It was sited in a repurposed train warehouse close to Riga’s Old Town, a Unesco world heritage site. Once a major trading city in the Hanseatic League, the Baltic port of Riga was founded in 1201, and has long been a centre for culture, notably because of its architectural heritage.
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'The soil of Kazakhstan is deep in my heart': Dina Kemal Marchant on what she collects and why

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By Georgina Adam
| The Art Newspaper Verified
Born in Almaty, Kazakhstan, Dina Kemal Marchant has lived in London for nearly 30 years. The youngest of six children, she is the only one to live outside the country, and even now the heritage of her Central Asian background still exerts a strong pull. She returns there at least four or five times a year. “The soil of Kazakhstan is deep in my heart,” she says.
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