One of the ten monuments at the Quli Qutb Shah tomb complex in Hyderabad supported by the Tata Trusts, being restored by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture.
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Hidden Riches: Evolving Philanthropy in the Arts
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Kitty Dinshaw and Liezel Strauss founded Subject Matter Art, a London-based online gallery, in 2014.
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Jess Houlgrave co-founded Codex Protocol, a decentralized title registry for the arts and collectibles industry.
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Touria El Glaoui, the founder of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, with iterations in London, New York, and Marrakech.
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Buffalo Station (1997-98) by Peter Doig sold at Sotheby’s Contemporary Art Sale for £7.5 million (including buyer’s premium). Image courtesy of Sotheby’s.
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Detail of Propped (1992) by Jenny Saville. Saville set the record at auction for a living female artist in Sotheby’s London sale, The History of Now: The collection of David Tieger. Image courtesy of Sotheby’s.
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Draped Concrete (detail) by Argentinian artist Analia Saban (1981). Saban is included in the NextGen Top 100 artists under 40. She lives and works in Los Angeles. Image provided for the NextGen report courtesy of the artist and Spruth Magers.
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La Dormeuse (1932) by Pablo Picasso sold at Phillips 20th Century & Contemporary Evening Sale in London on 8 March 2018 for £37 million (excluding buyer’s premium), contributing to the auction house’s stellar performance in the first half of this year. Image courtesy of Phillips.
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Robert Motherwell’s “At Five in the Afternoon” (1971) sold at Phillips 20th Century & Contemporary Art Evening Sale in New York on 17 May 2018 for a hammer price of $11 million. The work was from the collection of Holly Hunt. This was the second highest earning painting from the sale, followed by Jean-Michel Basquiat’s “Flexible” (1984), which sold for a hammer price of $40 million. Image courtesy of Phillips.
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