Frieze Broadens its Church
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Frieze, London's leading contemporary art fair, has this year set up an additional event to run alongside its original. Frieze Masters mixes the old with the new by opening its doors to work as far back as antiquity. The FT's Seb Morton-Clark looks at what the development means for dealers and the the art market.
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Frieze, London's leading contemporary art fair, has this year set up an additional event to run alongside its original. Frieze Masters mixes the old with the new by opening its doors to work as far back as antiquity. The FT's Seb Morton-Clark looks at what the development means for dealers and the the art market.
Related Article:
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/96ed2a22-12de-11e2-ac28-00144feabdc0.html
For more video content from the Financial Times visit: http://www.ft.com/video
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