Amah-Rose Abrams

Contributing Writer, London

News Reporter

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Art World

Qatar Museums Plans to Transform the Country Into a ‘Vast Outdoor Museum’ Ahead of the Soccer World Cup in 2022

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Art World

Viennese Artist’s Historic Art-Filled Apartment Is at Risk After His Landlord Refused to Extend the Lease to His Estate

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Auctions

Crypto Billionaire Justin Sun Has Revealed Himself as the Buyer of the Macklowes’ $78.4 Million Giacometti

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Art & Exhibitions

A Tech Company Plans to Bring a ‘Definitive Immersive Experience’ of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera to London and Washington, D.C.

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Auctions

This Ancient Roman Statue Carries a Piece of Hollywood History, Too. Now It Could Sell for $200,000 at Sotheby’s London

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Galleries

Amid a Booming Art Market, Sean Kelly Is Taking His Gallery Bicoastal With a High-Profile New Los Angles Outpost Run by His Son

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Auctions

Despite International Outcry, Christie’s Sale of Pre-Columbian Artifacts Went Ahead—But Almost a Third of the Objects Failed to Sell

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Politics

France Has Returned 26 Objects Stolen From an Ancient Palace in Benin, Including a Throne, Altars, and Ornate Doors

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Museums & Institutions

London’s National Gallery Is Exploring Its Collection’s Links to Slavery—and Will Investigate Trustees and Donors Next

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Crime

Decades After a U.S. Soldier Took Them Home as a Souvenir, Long-Lost Artworks Return to Poland With the Help of the Monuments Men

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Archaeology & History

The Discovery of Slaves’ Quarters in Pompeii Provides a Rare Insight Into Life in Roman Times

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Archaeology & History

A Metal Detectorist Has Found What Is Now Declared the Largest-Ever Hoard of Gold Anglo-Saxon Coins in His Backyard

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Art & Tech

Artist Carsten Höller Is Debuting a Light and Vibration App at an NFT Rave That Might Make You High and Hallucinate

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Museums & Institutions

This Dutch Museum Is the World’s First to Open Its Storage to the Public, Putting Its Entire 151,000-Piece Collection on View

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Politics

Who Has a Say in How History Is Remembered? Leaked U.K. Guidelines Raise Questions About the Government’s Role in Culture

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