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    Photographer Theo Wenner Spent Two Years Following Homicide Detectives in Brooklyn’s Most Dangerous District. Here’s What He Saw

    Like film noir detectives, the investigators Theo Wenner photographed for his new book self-consciously play a role.

    By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 18, 2022

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    What Were the Women in Egon Schiele’s Steamy Portraits Thinking? Novelist Sophie Haydock on How She Brought the Artist’s Muses to Life

    The women in Schiele's paintings have rich interior lives in Sophie Haydock's compelling debut novel.

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    When Donald Trump Razed the Bonwit Teller Building, He Promised the Met Its Art Deco Friezes. A New Book Details How He Pulverized Them Instead

    Read an excerpt from the book 'Art and Crime: The Fight Against Looters, Forgers, and Fraudsters in the High-Stakes Art World.'

    By Stefan Koldehoff & Tobias Timm, Jul 5, 2022

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    In Pictures: To Honor Franz Kafka’s Birthday, See His Drawings Once Hidden in a Swiss Bank Vault

    Drawings by the literary legend have been published for the first time after a Kafka-esque journey.

    By Vittoria Benzine, Jul 3, 2022

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    A New Book Explores How Decades of Activism Resulted in the Power Shifts Upending Today’s Art World—Read an Excerpt Here

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    By Farah Nayeri, Apr 26, 2022

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    European Museums Have Played for Time on Restitution Requests for Decades. Now, It Is Their Responsibility to Act

    Read an excerpt from art history professor Bénédicte Savoy's book "Africa's Struggle For Its Art: History of a Postcolonial Defeat."

    By Bénédicte Savoy, Apr 5, 2022

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    Empathy Is the Lifeblood of Creativity. Here’s How Artists From Delacroix to Mickalene Thomas Have Channeled It in Their Work

    Read an excerpt from the new book 'How Creativity Rules the World.'

    By Maria Brito, Mar 16, 2022

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    How Billionaires Are Quietly Buying Up and Returning China’s Looted Cultural Heritage

    Read an excerpt from Institute of Art and Law director Alexander Herman's book "Restitution: The Return of Cultural Artifacts."

    By Alexander Herman, Feb 21, 2022

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    The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Will Publish a 10-Volume Catalogue Raisonné on the Artist Over the Next Two Decades

    The project will focus exclusively on the artist's paintings and sculptures.

    By Caroline Goldstein, Feb 1, 2022

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    A Brief History of the Art Fair, From Its Roots in Medieval Marketplaces to Rudolf Zwirner’s Art Cologne (and Beyond)

    Read an excerpt from Melanie Gerlis's new book "The Art Fair Story: A Rollercoaster Ride."

    By Melanie Gerlis, Jan 17, 2022

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    ‘I Was on My Own’: Stanley Whitney on Finding His Way Through Erasure in the White Art World and Competition Among Black Artists

    Read an excerpt from the book "New Waves: Contemporary Art and the Issues Shaping Its Tomorrow" by Marta Gnyp.

    By Marta Gnyp, Jan 3, 2022

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    ‘I Wanted a Real Person to Be Seen’: Joan Semmel on Her 60-Year Career Painting the Female Form—for the Female Gaze

    Read an excerpt from the book "New Waves: Contemporary Art and the Issues Shaping Its Tomorrow."

    By Marta Gnyp, Dec 28, 2021

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    Francis Outred on the Explosion of the Contemporary Art Market, and His ‘Judas-Like’ Career Turn From Artist to Auction Exec

    Read an excerpt from the book "New Waves: Contemporary Art and the Issues Shaping Its Tomorrow."

    By Marta Gnyp, Dec 27, 2021

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    Our Writers Pick 20 Books About Art and the Art World to Keep You Reading Well Into the New Year

    Our favorite biographies, memoirs, essay collections, and more.

    By Artnet News, Dec 24, 2021

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