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In an Audacious Career Move, Chris Dercon Will Leave the Grand Palais to Head the Fondation Cartier

Ukrainian Photographer Boris Mikhailov Fears His Home and Archives May Have Been Bombed in Kharkiv

Maurizio Cattelan Is on a Mission to Turn Reclusive Wisconsin Artist Eugene Von Bruenchenhein Into a Household Name

Maurizio Cattelan Hits Back in Banana Copyright Lawsuit, Claiming He’s Never Seen the Other Guy’s Art

Can the Art-o-Rama Fair Turn the Seaside City of Marseilles Into an Art-Market Destination?

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The Market for Aboriginal Art Is Growing Fast. Here Is What (And Who) You Need to Know to Navigate This Dynamic Scene

A Curator Has Been Charged With Giving False Provenance Information Amid a Major Probe Into Louvre Abu Dhabi Antiquities Trafficking

When Will Notre-Dame Cathedral’s $865 Million Restoration Finally Reopen to the Public? A Dramatic Date Has Been Set

Stolen… or Just Misplaced? France’s Musée de l’Armée Doesn’t Know Where a Pair of 19th-Century War Cannons Are

‘I Didn’t Need Something Pompous’: Jean Pigozzi on the Museum He’s Building for His Contemporary African Art Trove in Cannes

One of the First of Its Kind, Phillips’s Generative Art Sale Fails to, Ahem, Generate Strong Sales, Dampened in Part by June’s Crypto Crash

An Artist Sued Maurizio Cattelan for Allegedly Copying His Duct-Taped Banana. A Miami Judge Just Allowed the Case to Proceed

Seven People, Including a Man and His 74-Year-Old Mother, Are Found Guilty of Involvement in a $2 Million Paris Art Theft

In an Unofficial Spinoff of Documenta 15, Johann König Is Selling 100 Works from Past Documenta Artists in Daily Online Drops

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‘This Year Is Very Sporty’: European Dealers Hustle to Close Deals at BRAFA During a Packed Summer Art-Fair Season