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Uma cidade se transforma na capital da arte internacional.
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A Art Basel é uma feira de arte de superlativos. Pela 39° vez, galeristas, colecionadores, jornalistas, artistas e interessados encontram-se nessa bela cidade às margens do rio Reno. Durante cinco dias, cinco mil obras de artes de dois mil artistas dos séculos XX e XXI estarão sendo exibidas. Veja aqui impressões de um fotógrafo (imagens e texto: Christoph Balsiger, swissinfo)
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