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With more than a dozen projects, the architect Markus Dochantschi of studioMDA is reshaping the state of the art gallery, one historic building at a time.

Our columnist uses nearly a decade of data from the See Saw app to analyze (and chart!) how New York’s gallery clusters have changed.

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This week: a look back at Frieze L.A., a deeper gaze into Peter Doig’s solo act, Ernie Barnes rises again, and much more.

For some flippers, even the hottest artists can have a short shelf life as the hunt for arbitrage opportunities drives them onward.

Plus, MoMA has created an archive for Just Above Midtown gallery and Alexander Gray moves to Tribeca.

Frieze Los Angeles is bigger than ever this year, with more than 120 participating galleries representing 22 countries. Here are some of the artists, curators and collectors that filled the art fair tent on opening day.

Salman Toor adds to his impressive profile with a solo exhibition at M WOODS—his first museum show in Asia—featuring 27 new paintings and 23 drawings.

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