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As Museums Ditch Controversial Donors, Climate Activists Are Eyeing a BP-Sponsored Blockbuster Coming to the British Museum

‘Sculpture Is Dying, If Not Dead’: Artist Thomas Houseago on the Struggle to Make Big, Edgy, Public Art

After Decades of ‘Appalling’ Institutional Neglect, Museums Are Now Clamoring for Artist Frank Bowling’s Work

Nearly 70 Percent of Artists Represented by London’s Top Galleries Are Men, According to a New Study

Art & Exhibitions

This Bauhaus-Trained Artist and Soviet Spy Documented the Rise of Fascism in Europe. See Her Work Here

Art & Exhibitions

Lee Krasner Had to Fight Her Way Into the History Books. Here are 5 of the Biggest Battles She Faced

For Just $33, You Can Take a Tour of the Louvre When the Museum Is Normally Closed to the Public

‘Absolutely Vile’ or ‘Powerful’? Christoph Buchel’s Migrant Boat Is the Most Divisive Work at the Venice Biennale

by Javier Pes & Naomi Rea

Art & Exhibitions

Anish Kapoor Will Get a Major Debut in China, Becoming the Second Foreign Artist to Show in Beijing’s Forbidden City

Art & Exhibitions

How Much Does It Cost to Put on a Jeff Koons Show? Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum Just Spent $1 Million

‘It’s a Glimpse of Things to Come’: A Show of Virtual Reality Art Offers Collectors a Look Into the Future at Frieze New York

The Man Who Scavenged Gerhard Richter’s Cast-Off Sketches From the Trash Is Found Guilty of Theft

To Pay Homage to Notre Dame, the Art World Turns to Images of the Famed Cathedral by Picasso, Matisse, and Others—See Them Here

Art & Exhibitions

Angela Merkel Purges Artworks by Emil Nolde From Her Office as a New Exhibition Explores His Nazi Past

‘Stupid and Senseless Politicians’: Artist Vik Muniz Blasts Brazilian Leaders After a Deadly Flood Sweeps Through Rio de Janeiro

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