**For example, artist Dave Muller told me, “I prefer the expression stink eye, which is when someone always picks the wrong thing. I am skeptical of the tastemaker stance. It is fortune-telling, trying to recognize what will be significant before it is.”
**“Outsider art,” also called “naive art,” usually refers to the art made by inmates of insane asylums, mentally disabled people, or self-taught artists who have had little or no contact with art institutions.
*Frieze is an international art magazine that began publication in 1991 and comes out eight times a year. Since 2003, its owners, Amanda Sharp and Matthew Slotover, have also run the Frieze Art Fair.
**I later learned that François Pinault had edged out several museums to buy all seven paintings in a deal brokered by Philippe Ségalot.
**The fact that rich countries like Saudi Arabia have not hosted pavilions makes it clear that having a developed art scene is not just about wealth.
**The pavilion contained two works. The Art Gallery of Ontario bought one, Jouannou the other.
**Francesco Bonami, an Italian-born American citizen, is a guest curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago and artistic director of the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo in Turin.
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