Federal Funding Has Incentivized Institutions to Hold on to—and Even Destroy—Native Remains, a New Report Suggests

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Federal Funding Has Incentivized Institutions to Hold on to—and Even Destroy—Native Remains, a New Report Suggests

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Two Climate Activists Who Glued Themselves to a Raphael Painting in Germany Have Been Hit With Fines

Art Industry News: London Politicians Voice Support for a Statue of Alan Turing in Trafalgar Square + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Artists and Writers Call On the Director of the Smithsonian’s Asian Pacific American Center to Resign + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Kehinde Wiley’s ‘Heartbreaking’ Museum Blockbuster Will Tour the United States + Other Stories

Here Are the World’s Most Expensive Barbie Dolls, From Diamond-Encrusted Models to the ‘Holy Grail’ of Toys

Is This Banksy’s Real Voice? A New Podcast Has Unearthed an Old Interview With Someone Claiming to Be the Anonymous Artist

Art Industry News: Rare Beatles Photographs By Paul McCartney Will Go on View in the U.S. + Other Stories

The Back Room: Great American Frieze

Museums & Institutions

Italy Is Calling on the Louvre to Repatriate Seven Ancient Artifacts of Questionable Provenance

Art Industry News: The Whitney Has Surpassed the Met as the Priciest Museum in New York City + Other Stories

The Art Angle Podcast: How Meow Wolf Turned Into an Unlikely Art Juggernaut

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