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Artist-Run Galleries Defy the Mega-Dealer Trend in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES — The gallery M+B sold out its show of surreal, cloud-dappled landscapes by Leo Mock over the summer. The work was enigmatic, with images of long, birdlike legs stepping through the paintings. The official “artist bio” was also mysterious, saying only that Mr. Mock had graduated from ArtCenter College of Design and “lives

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Maldives to enhance security for tourists after stabbings

The Maldives government plans to increase security for tourists after suspected Islamic extremists stabbed three foreigners in the Indian Ocean nation By KRISHAN FRANCIS Associated Press February 7, 2020, 9:51 AM 2 min read COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — The Maldives government plans to increase security for tourists after suspected Islamic extremists stabbed three foreigners in

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Flow of Chinese tourists becomes a worrying trickle for Asia

BANGKOK — Asian nations have profited handsomely from the impressive growth in tourists from China over the past decade, but the specter of a rapidly spreading virus has raised concerns over industry prospects. Some 150 million Chinese tourists traveled abroad in 2018, a stunning leap from China’s 10.5 million international travelers in 2000. Tourism is

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