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From François Pinault’s sweeping Minimalism show at the Bourse de Commerce to Gerhard Richter’s career-defining retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton, the caliber of the Paris Art Week shows is exceptional.
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Clément Delépine, director of Art Basel Paris, stands in a dark suit inside the Grand Palais, framed by its glass-and-steel architecture.

Art Basel Paris’ Clément Delépine Reflects On How the Fair Tightened Its French Roots and Global Reach

Fair fatigue may be the art world’s mantra, but Paris endures as the exception that still demands the trip.
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