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🤔 If you want to collect art, where should you start? 🏕️ At our Collector's Camp in Aspen last month, in conversation with Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz, collector Nancy Magoon gave some advice: "Don't buy a thing until you've really educated yourself." Collector's Camp was held in collaboration with the Aspen Art Museum.

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Published: August 24, 2026 14:02

🤔 If you want to collect art, where should you start? 🏕️ At our Collector's Camp in Aspen last month, in conversation with Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz, collector Nancy Magoon gave some advice: "Don't buy a thing until you've really educated yourself." …

RT by @ArtBasel: May the joys forever outweigh the challenges 💛🌞

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Published: August 24, 2026 13:47

May the joys forever outweigh the challenges 💛🌞 Art Basel (@ArtBasel) What are the joys and challenges of working with arists? Curator and gallerist @marciaccfortes was a recent panelist in the Art Basel Conversations program – for more insights,…

#ArtBaselStories: Modern Patrons: Danièle Kapel-Marcovici The Raja Group president reflects on the making of Villa Datris, her passion for contemporary art, and her feminist convictions: Read in full ➡️ https://bit.ly/4xVwYF8

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Published: August 23, 2026 16:00

#ArtBaselStories: Modern Patrons: Danièle Kapel-Marcovici The Raja Group president reflects on the making of Villa Datris, her passion for contemporary art, and her feminist convictions: Read in full ➡️ bit.ly/4xVwYF8

👀 Seeing double 👀 Throughout his career, Canadian artist David Altmejd has toyed with how to represent the human body. He distorts our sense of scale and place in arresting sculptures full of narrative potential. They tease our senses and leave us wondering – who is this figure and where did it come from? Shown here: #DavidAltmejd, 'enter' (2020).

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Published: August 22, 2026 15:23

👀 Seeing double 👀 Throughout his career, Canadian artist David Altmejd has toyed with how to represent the human body. He distorts our sense of scale and place in arresting sculptures full of narrative potential. They tease our senses and leave us…

What are the joys and challenges of working with arists? Curator and gallerist @marciaccfortes was a recent panelist in the Art Basel Conversations program – for more insights, catch up on the recordings of these live panel discussions with the art world's most influential voices: https://bit.ly/4qro5kd

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Published: August 22, 2026 08:21

What are the joys and challenges of working with arists? Curator and gallerist @marciaccfortes was a recent panelist in the Art Basel Conversations program – for more insights, catch up on the recordings of these live panel discussions with the art…

#ArtBaselStories: My Portland: artist Srijon Chowdhury From nature preserves to tarot-inspired canvases, the painter shares his anchor points across the Pacific Northwest city ahead of the 2026 Converge 45 Triennale Read in full ➡️ https://bit.ly/4gknewX

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Published: August 21, 2026 18:00

#ArtBaselStories: My Portland: artist Srijon Chowdhury From nature preserves to tarot-inspired canvases, the painter shares his anchor points across the Pacific Northwest city ahead of the 2026 Converge 45 Triennale Read in full ➡️ bit.ly/4gknewX

Find out what caught #ArtBaselAwards medalist Carla Gueye's eye at our Basel show 💫 👀 Hint: it was a fellow Art Basel Awards nominee from 2025! Thank you to ChertLüdde for bringing the work of Sofia Salazar to Basel! A multidisciplinary artist based in Paris, Carla Gueye explores notions of intimacy and transculturality, investigating how they emerge and resonate within familial and collective contexts. Gueye goes beyond their physical properties to construct narratives that reconfigure cultural knowledge and imagination. Her approach brings together memory, the feminine figure, and processes of excavation and reclamation, engaging with histories that have been partially silenced or confiscated. Through this process, her work becomes a means of re-inscribing and understanding her own lineage. Stay tuned for more from our Awards medalists!

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Published: August 21, 2026 14:34

Find out what caught #ArtBaselAwards medalist Carla Gueye's eye at our Basel show 💫 👀 Hint: it was a fellow Art Basel Awards nominee from 2025! Thank you to ChertLüdde for bringing the work of Sofia Salazar to Basel! A multidisciplinary artist based in…

#ArtBaselStories: In Transit with Bouthayna Al Muftah. From quiet moments on flights to long drives through the Qatari desert, travel becomes a source of reflection, inspiration, and renewed connection to home. ➡️ Read full story, published in partnership with @qatarairways: http://bit.ly/4gd2pDu

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Published: August 20, 2026 15:00

#ArtBaselStories: In Transit with Bouthayna Al Muftah. From quiet moments on flights to long drives through the Qatari desert, travel becomes a source of reflection, inspiration, and renewed connection to home. ➡️ Read full story, published in…

#ArtBaselStories: Back to the future: Can yesterday’s tech-focused art still speak to the now? Exhibitions featuring early work by Cao Fei, Jon Rafman, and Oliver Laric reveal how the Internet’s pioneering artists are developing canny strategies to capture a bygone moment’s energy Read in full ➡️ https://bit.ly/4xpKtgF

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Published: August 19, 2026 18:00

#ArtBaselStories: Back to the future: Can yesterday’s tech-focused art still speak to the now? Exhibitions featuring early work by Cao Fei, Jon Rafman, and Oliver Laric reveal how the Internet’s pioneering artists are developing canny strategies to…

Get a look inside interior designer Athena Calderone's Hamptons getaway, a beautifully collected environment that feels both deeply personal and effortlessly welcoming. Athena's home is available to book as part of the Airbnb Luxe collection. Book now: https://bit.ly/4wMVRmo

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Published: August 19, 2026 16:39

Get a look inside interior designer Athena Calderone's Hamptons getaway, a beautifully collected environment that feels both deeply personal and effortlessly welcoming. Athena's home is available to book as part of the Airbnb Luxe collection. Book now:…

On #ArtBaselStories, we check out the best family-friendly summer art shows! 👶 ☀️ The school holidays are here and happily there’s no shortage of exhibitions around the world to appeal to children of all ages (and their grown-ups): https://bit.ly/4zkOFj7

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Published: August 19, 2026 12:03

On #ArtBaselStories, we check out the best family-friendly summer art shows! 👶 ☀️ The school holidays are here and happily there’s no shortage of exhibitions around the world to appeal to children of all ages (and their grown-ups): bit.ly/4zkOFj7

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Published: August 18, 2026 18:24

🦎🦎 Eli Scheinman (@eli_schein) Throwback with @trevorpaglen — https://nitter.poast.org/eli_schein/status/2079545925555359798#m

RT by @ArtBasel: Cool summer nights. She got that right. The gray-blue band at the bottom holds everything up.

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Published: August 18, 2026 15:54

Cool summer nights. She got that right. The gray-blue band at the bottom holds everything up. Art Basel (@ArtBasel) What do you see? 🎨 American painter Helen Frankenthaler often chose evocative titles for her color-soaked canvases, especially favoring…

What do you see? 🎨 American painter Helen Frankenthaler often chose evocative titles for her color-soaked canvases, especially favoring ones that reference a specific sense of time and place. This painting from 1963 titled ‘Summer View’ feels especially apt for long, hot days and cool summer nights. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Helen Frankenthaler, ‘Summer View’ (1963), exhibited by @VanDorenWaxter at Art Basel Miami Beach 2014. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

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Published: August 18, 2026 12:33

What do you see? 🎨 American painter Helen Frankenthaler often chose evocative titles for her color-soaked canvases, especially favoring ones that reference a specific sense of time and place. This painting from 1963 titled ‘Summer View’ feels especially…

#ArtMarketReport: Are experiences the new luxury good? The Art Basel & UBS Survey of Global Collecting asked high-net-worth collectors to identify their single most important motivation when buying art ➡️ https://bit.ly/4hDNUep

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Published: August 17, 2026 15:00

#ArtMarketReport: Are experiences the new luxury good? The Art Basel & UBS Survey of Global Collecting asked high-net-worth collectors to identify their single most important motivation when buying art ➡️ bit.ly/4hDNUep