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Rebalancing Acts

This year’s low season—June, July, and August—has turned out to be high season for the art world in many corners of the globe.

In Jakarta, collectors—young and old, hoarders of NFTs and old master paintings alike—came out in full force to support and the first live edition of Art Jakarta since 2019. First came a series of small pre-party events leading up to the big shebang. Gallerists, normally cynical and hard to please, were all smiles: Art Jakarta’s Gardens event

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