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Ocula
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About Ocula
Ocula presents comprehensive access to the best of contemporary art exhibited by leading galleries around the world and offers a fresh perspective from Ocula Magazine on the artists and ideas shaping art now. Along with the international reach and expertise of Ocula Private Sales and Advisory, Ocula is a compelling destination and resource for collectors, curators, advisors and followers of contemporary art everywhere. For enquiries email us: info@ocula.com
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Legal & Regulatory
Ocula reported that two thieves broke into the Renoir Museum on the French Riviera and stole four artworks valued by local authorities at an estimated €9 million.
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Sales & Marketing
Ocula reported that sales during the opening days of Frieze Seoul were somewhat muted, with Thaddaeus Ropac selling Adrian Ghenie's 'Figure with Funerary Stele' for €1.1 million and Antony Gormley's 'HOLD' for £750,000.
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Presence & Recognition
Ocula featured a conversation between portrait artist Liorah Tchiprout and senior editor Baya Simons discussing the inspiration for her new show.
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Presence & Recognition
Ocula featured Shanyu Zhong talking through the most ground-breaking pieces from a Tokyo retrospective.
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Presence & Recognition
Ocula reported that the Seoul home and studio of Yun Hyong-keun opened to the public for the first time on 1 September, becoming the latest in a string of houses to enter the city's cultural life through preservation and artistic programming projects in recent years.
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Presence & Recognition
Ocula spotlighted the two end-of-summer art fairs in the south of France on its LinkedIn page
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Presence & Recognition
Ocula spoke to local writers, critics and publishers to find out about South Korea's critical culture, art criticism prizes, platforms, and independent presses.
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Presence & Recognition
Ocula announced that Alice Bucknell, Reina Mun, Alfredo Salazar-Caro and Auriea Harvey have been named the inaugural Serpentine Future Art Ecosystems R&D Fellows.
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