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Exposing the diversity and complexity of contemporary visual arts through our research, publications and interactive websites places.
a-n at the forefront of and critical debate and analysis around the environment for artists and their practice, now and in the future.
a-n The Artists Information Company
Publications – Research – Advocacy
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Artfacts.Net is the leading online research tool for modern, contemporary and emerging art. Published in 5 languages (English, German, Spanish, French and Italian), it informs about museums and galleries from around the world, currently 17.500, besides 200.000 artists biographies and 155.000 exhibitions and 640 fairs, in 143 countries. We work together with numerous art events. It’s an excellent research and analysing tool to follow artists’ careers. 23.000 art professionals and art lovers visit our pages every day. Articles, interviews and book reviews complete our informative mission on the start page.
Artfacts.Net™ Ltd
2nd Floor
109 Uxbridge Road
London W5 5TL
T: +44 2081 808566
F: +44 2075 048140
E: info@artfacts.net
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We have over twenty years experience of installing artworks in the public, private and commercial sectors in the UK and abroad.
We work with discretion, quietly and quickly, though with great care.
We project manage and can arrange framing, packing, transport, insurance, storage and conservation.
Art Installation Services
T: +44 (0)208 682 0597
M: +44 (0)759 007 3103
E: info@artinstallationservices.co.uk
www.artinstallationservices.co.uk
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artports.com offers a comprehensive overview on Visual Arts worldwide. It informs about relevant exhibitions in more than 6.500 private galleries and art museums as well as art fairs, art auctions and contemporary artists. Our service is completed by art videos and the artports magazine.
T: +49 (0)721 750 86 45
E: info@artports.com
www.artports.com
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Artprice collects information from 2,900 auction houses worldwide and provide you with a unique databank of 25 million auction prices and indices, illustrated by 108 million online images, on 405,000 artists! Artprice also gives you the opportunity to buy and sell Fine Art, Design and Antique items through its unique marketplace visible to 1,300,000 members. Advertising banners and price estimates are also available upon request.
T: +33 472 421 706 | UK: 00 800 2780 0000
E: support@artprice.com
W: www.artprice.com
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Art–Report`s concern is the logic behind the global market for contemporary art. Art-Report analyzes the potential value of art, and puplishes a large part of this information on the Internet for free. This includes profiles and reports of artists and exhibitors, as well as a sophisticated worldwide event calendar.
ArtLogistics GmbH & Co. KG
HRA 92363
Baaderstr. 19, 80469 München
T: +49 89 23888479
E: mail@art-report.com
www.art-report.com
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ArtVista is an international online-calendar for art fairs. The calendar lists more than 330 art fairs worldwide and offers the most extensive and up-to-date overview over the permanently changing art fair landscape. ArtVista was developed by Waldemar Marsetz Art Consulting & Research in order to provide art lovers with fast access to information necessary for finding interesting art fairs and for planning travelling there. ArtVista is continuously extended and improved, information about art fairs thereby always being the main focus. Visit us at www.artvista.de.
T: +49 (0)89 4414 0224
E: info@artvista.de
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Axis – the online resource for contemporary art
The Axis website features a Directory of over 2600+ professional UK contemporary artist and curator profiles. We also have an extensive network of art professionals who nominate artists for the ‘Selected’ section of the site. Alongside this is ‘Dialogue’, a lively and topical online journal, which keeps you up-to-date with news and opinion.
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19 – 25 October 2009
Inside Out is a major new festival showcasing the fascinating contribution of nine London Universities to the capital’s cultural life.
From film and music to theatre and visual art, from exhibitions and screenings to workshops and debates, explore the unexpected, enlightening and exciting things these Universities have to offer, much of it for free.
E: info@lcace.org.uk
www.lcace.org.uk
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New Exhibitions of Contemporary Art is the UK’s most widely used and trusted Contemporary Art resource.
For over 30 years New Exhibitions has provided accurate, up-to-date and timely information in its ubiquitous bi-monthly art map and guide, and since 1997, online at NewExhibitions.com.
Listing leading and cutting-edge Contemporary Art galleries, museums, exhibitions, fairs, festivals and events across London and the UK, New Exhibitions has grown from under 20 galleries in 1978, reflecting the enormous growth in importance of Contemporary Art to both our society and our economy.
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The Contemporary Art Magazine Segno (well known in Italy, Europe and major cities of the rest of the world) has reached art galleries, museums, institutions, libraries and collectors since 1976.
For 33 years Segno has been present at the main Art exhibitions in Italy and Europe (from Madrid to Athens, Basel to Brussels, Cologne to London, Paris to New York).
Segno is constantly near to artists and art operators with critical essays from young collaborators and famous art critics. All documents and materials (catalogues, pictures, slides and compact disks are collected in our historical archives (Cultural Association for Fondazione Segno).
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Vital Arts purchases and commissions art for Barts and The London NHS Trust. We also programme exhibitions, artist residencies and performance as well as produce artists’ editions, raising funds for our programmes and selected health charities. Vital Arts is charitably funded to deliver art programmes for the well-being of patients, staff and the wider hospital community.
Vital Arts
1st Floor
Prescot Street
London E1 8PR
T: 020 7480 4654
www.vitalarts.org.uk
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The Whitechapel Art Gallery was founded in 1901 to bring great art to the people of east London. Internationally acclaimed for its exhibitions of modern and contemporary art and its pioneering education and public events programmes, the Gallery has premiered international artists such as Pablo Picasso, Frida Kahlo, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Nan Goldin, and provided a showcase for Britain’s most significant artists from Gilbert & George to Lucian Freud, Peter Doig to Mark Wallinger.
Whitechapel Gallery
77-82 Whitechapel High Street
London E1 7QX
T: +44 (0)20 7522 7888
F: +44 (0)20 7377 7887
E: info@whitechapelgallery.org
www.whitechapelgallery.org