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"In our weekly roundup, our U.S. editors have picked out some recent highlights from five of ARTINFO's nine international sites: Australia,&amp;nbsp;Canada,&amp;nbsp;Hong Kong,&amp;nbsp;India, and&amp;nbsp;United Kingdom. (For those who speak other languages, be sure to check out ARTINFO Brazil,&amp;nbsp;China, France, and Germany&amp;nbsp;as well.)AUSTRALIA\u2013 How Art World Powerhouse Matthias Arndt Plans to Infiltrate the Asia-Pacific Market Part 1\u2013 Make Films and Circuses Not War: Q&amp;amp;A with Australian War Artist George Gittoes Part 2\u2013 The \u201CBig O\u201D Brings Matrix Technology to MONA Museum ToursCANADA\u2013 The Canadian Rejoinder to Herb and Dorothy: Bruno Billio Stacks His Arthouse\u2013 Big League Curators Gather at MACM to  Not Talk About Themselves \u2013 Manon De Pauw Intrigues in First-Ever Exhibition in FranceHONG KONG\u2013 $27-Million Dish From the Fabled Ru Kilns Smashes Song Dynasty Porcelain Record at Sotheby's Hong Kong\u2013 Budi Tek Secures Historic Chinese Contemporary Works at Sotheby's Hong Kong\u2013 See Highlights of the Tokyo Art Fair, From Renaissance Pastiche to a Participatory Seashell MemorialINDIA\u2013 German Artist Rebecca Horn\u2019s India Debut\u2013 The Young Man and the Sea: Rajorshi Ghosh\u2019s Show Distorts the Horizon\u2013 Street Smart: Public Art Project \u201CExtension Khirkee\u201D is Officially Open Until Further NoticeUNITED KINGDOM\u2013 It's Not Just About Sports \u2014 London Gets (Even More) Arty for the Olympic Games\u2013 Kitchen Pans and a How-to for Suicides: the Damien Hirst You Don't Know\u2013 Love Him or Hate Him \u2014 After Gagosian, Damien Hirst Hits Tate Modern[content:advertisement-center]&amp;nbsp;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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