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This week, Martha Schwendener covers Astrid Klein’s “photoworks,” the group show “Godzilla,” featuring Asian American artists, David Levine’s hypnotic volumetric projection and Theaster Gates’s first solo at White Cube.

From a new exhibition on Annie Ernaux and photography in Paris to a Barbara Kruger retrospective in London, here are our recommendations for an exceptional month

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Drawing a record number of attendees in its second year, ART SG highlights Singapore’s rising status as a key art hub in the Asia Pacific region.

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Giorgio Armani, Michael Kors, Oscar de la Rental, Sotheby’s and more have projects under development on Madison Ave.

With a smaller exhibitor list, some galleries at the Singapore art event sold well while others had disappointing results.

With the constant trickle of millionaires and billionaires moving to Palm Beach, the local art community is sizzling, and Sarah Gavlaks New Wave is leading the way.

Paint Drippings is a weekly round-up of need-to-know news from around the art market, from galleries, to art fairs, to tech and legal news.