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Market

Danielle Orchard Went From Figure Modeling to Painting Women Who Stare Back. Collectors Can’t Get Enough

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People

Louise Bourgeois’s Assistant Knew Her Better Than Most. He Tells Us What Made the Great Sculptor Tick

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Museums & Institutions

The Louvre’s Pyramid Goes Dark Early as Museums Across Europe Ramp Up Plans to Cut Energy Costs

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Artnet News Pro

‘I Always Need to Unlearn Something’: Gallerist Olivier Meessen on the Challenges Facing the Middle Market

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Market

Brussels Is the Domain of Some of the World’s Edgiest Collectors. So Why Did the Latest Gallery Weekend Feel So Safe?

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Galleries

Clearing Gallery Has a Knack for Elevating Unknown Artists Into Blue-Chip Stars. Now, It Just Needs to Figure Out How to Grow With Them

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Museums & Institutions

A Network of German Museums Has Become Embroiled in the Alleged Antiquities Smuggling Ring That Is Rocking Europe’s Art World

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Law & Politics

French Authorities Detain Two Archaeologists, Including a Louvre Curator, as Part of an Ongoing International Art-Trafficking Dragnet

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People

Joanna Piotrowska’s Photographs Make Our Quotidian World Appear Uncanny and Unsettling—and the Art World Can’t Get Enough

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Museums & Institutions

As Europe’s Museums Grapple With Historic Heat Waves, Sweltering Employees Demand New ‘Extreme Weather’ Work Plans

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People

‘It’s Society’s Problem, and That’s Why It’s Interesting’: Artist Miriam Cahn on Painting Controversial Subjects in an Age of Correctness

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Law & Politics

Maurizio Cattelan Won His Legal Case Against His Disgruntled Fabricator. But, for Some, Key Questions Remain Unanswered

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Artnet News Pro

As Dealers Set Up Outposts in Paris, Mathieu Templon Explains Why His French Gallery Is Going Against the Flow and Heading to New York

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Museums & Institutions

A Sick Orca Trapped in the Seine Engrossed the French Public For Weeks. Its Skeleton Is Now Headed to a Paris Museum

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Law & Politics

A Top Swiss Collector Believes He’s Been Fooled by the Antiquities Smuggling Ring That Ensnared the Louvre’s Director: ‘It’s Frightening’

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