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Politics

Who Says Art Is Useless? A German Art Collective Outs 25 Neo-Nazis in an Online Sting Operation

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Law & Politics

Anish Kapoor Declares ‘Victory Over the NRA’ in a Settlement That Requires the Gun Group to Remove His Art From an Ad

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Law & Politics

Italy’s Supreme Court Has Ruled That the Getty Must Return ‘Victorious Youth.’ The Getty Says, ‘No’

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Art World

Photojournalist Lu Guang Disappeared in China Last Month While Documenting the Country’s Oppression of Muslims

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Art World

Vindicated of Excessive Gym Use Charges, the Director of Rome’s Galleria Borghese Has Gotten Her Job Back

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Art World

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Has Won the $250,000 Sotheby’s Prize to Stage a Show on the History of Black Cinema

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Art World

‘The Ship Is Now Back on Course’: documenta Boosts Its Budget After a New Report Shows It Overspent Even More Than Previously Thought

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Art Fairs

Is Jim Carrey an Outsider Artist? With His Debut Booth at the Outsider Art Fair, the Actor May Be Redefining the Term

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People

Robert Morris, the Protean Pioneer of Minimalism, Dies at 87

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Politics

Senegal and the Ivory Coast Ask France to Return Looted Art in the Wake of a Groundbreaking Restitution Report

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People

The Oscar-Winning Director of ‘The Lives of Others’ on How the Life of Gerhard Richter Inspired His New Art-Themed Thriller

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Art World

At Frieze LA, Artists Will ‘Grapple With a Land of Make-Believe’ Through Site-Specific Works at Paramount Pictures

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Events and Parties

A Film Fantasia by Hito Steyerl and a Think Tank for Black Artists Are Coming to New York’s Park Avenue Armory Next Year

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Politics

‘We Are Sacrificing Culture for Politics’: Israeli Artists Burn Their Art to Protest a Repressive New ‘Loyalty’ Bill

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Auctions

A Rare 11th-Century Scroll by the ‘Chinese da Vinci’ Sold for Nearly $60 Million at Christie’s Hong Kong

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