March
TEFAF draws the week in Maastricht, ARCO pulls the Spanish spring, and Paris reopens with Nan Goldin and late Matisse in the same building.
March is the last full month before the Biennale consumes everything. ARCOmadrid holds its 45th edition, TEFAF returns to Maastricht with a renewed selection, and the Grand Palais stages two major openings eight days apart. London adds Hockney at Serpentine North and Cecily Brown next door at Serpentine South.
Nan Goldin: This Will Not End Well
Nan Goldin
Hala Wardé has built a small village of pavilions inside the Grand Palais, one per slideshow, so The Ballad of Sexual Dependency and Sisters, Saints, Sibyls get their own rooms and their own acoustics. The latter extends across town into the Chapelle Saint-Louis de la Salpêtrière. France's first retrospective of the slideshows, which Goldin has always called films made of stills. It is, for once, hung that way.
