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wave of art festivals across Asia—interspersed by art fairs—will fill 2020 calendars and keep the art world city-hopping. Many of the regional events have a strong focus on ecological issues impacting the global south. This is the case with the second , opening January 26 and curated by Sharjah Art Foundation director Hoor Al Qasimi. Shortly after, beginning February 7, the weeklong , steered by Diana Campbell-Betancourt, returns

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