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Russian-Owned Phillips Will Donate the Full Net Proceeds From Its London Sale—$7.7 Million—to the Ukrainian Red Cross Society
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U.S. Leaders Are Calling for the Release of Cuban Artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, Who Has Been Detained for Months Without Trial
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A Florida Museum Is Showing What It Claims Is a Trove of Previously Unknown Basquiats, But Experts Remain Unconvinced
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The Most Significant Hans Holbein Show to Grace a U.S. Museum in 40 Years Is a Rare Chance to Bask in His Splendorous Paintings
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A Beloved Faith Ringgold Mural Will Move From Its Longtime Home at Rikers Island to the Brooklyn Museum After a Unanimous Vote
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