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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 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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‘Some works connect with me naturally and instantly’: Pinyuan Li on the art she collects and why

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By Georgina Adam
| The Art Newspaper Verified
Chinese-born Pinyuan Li has lived in London for eight years and has been collecting art for five years. As well as works by several Asian artists, Li also has pieces by Laure Prouvost, Tracey Emin, Leonor Fini, Antony Gormley and Ryan Gander. Now she wants to interact with other young collectors and is launching the Summer House, a forum for art enthusiasts to meet and exchange experiences, along the lines of the 19th-century salons.
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How Warsaw has become a new capital of collecting

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By Georgina Adam
| The Art Newspaper Verified
In 2026 Poland pipped Switzerland to become the world’s 20th largest economy, with over $1tn in annual output. This is a historic leap for a country that was shattered by World War II and then Communism. While the vast, 1950s Palace of Culture and Science—a “present” from the Soviet Union—still dominates the Warsaw skyline, it now neighbours shiny tower blocks proclaiming such names as Deloitte, LG and Samsung, all built in the last decade.
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