Law Investigators Seized Three Egon Schiele Works From U.S. Museums, Claiming They Were Stolen From a Jewish Collector During World War II The D.A.’s involvement moves the cases from civil court to criminal court. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 14, 2023
Shows & Exhibitions ‘Art and Confection’: Mexican Designer Bárbara Sánchez-Kane Upends New York Fashion Week With Her Sartorial Surrealism The artist has a new exhibition at Kurimanzutto in Chelsea, opening September 14. By Lee Carter, Sep 14, 2023
Shows & Exhibitions 15 Must-See Shows This Fall in Europe, From a Major Survey of Marina Abramović to a Face Off Between Edvard Munch and Goya Here's a carefully selected round-up of what you can look forward to. By Artnet News, Sep 14, 2023
Museums Artist Glenn Brown Has Opened a Museum in London, Blending His Own Work With Old and New Art From His Personal Collection Brown hopes The Brown Collection will become a meeting place for artists in London. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 14, 2023
People ‘Everything I’m Scared of Goes Into the Work’: Rising Star Artist Lindsey Mendick on the Alchemy of the Kiln and Making Friends With Tracey Emin We caught up with the artist at her studio in Margate. By Naomi Rea, Sep 14, 2023
Law Gagosian Wins an Initial Victory in a Long-Running Lawsuit Brought by a Photographer Who Claims Richard Prince Stole His Work Prince's series, which depicts appropriated Instagram photos, has been at the center of an ongoing copyright debate. By Annie Armstrong, Sep 13, 2023
Art World ‘Performance Is the Dominant Instrument of Power’: Watch Artist Liz Magic Lazer Investigate Gestures and Movement As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 13, 2023
Crime The Family of Billionaire Collector George Lindemann Has Returned $20 Million Worth of Looted Antiquities to Cambodia The precious antiquities were discovered by Cambodian investigators thanks to a 2008 photo spread in 'Architectural Digest.' By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 13, 2023
Art World The Maverick, For-Profit Museum Fotografiska Lands in Berlin With a Glitzy Post-Punk Outpost After a multi-year renovation, the monumental space opens this week with solo exhibitions of work by Juliana Huxtable and Candice Breitz. By Kate Brown, Sep 13, 2023
Art History Millions Have Gazed Up at Grand Central Terminal’s Twinkling Zodiac Ceiling. Here Are 3 Illuminating Facts About the Beloved 20th-Century Mural The turquoise and gold mural has an intriguingly complex history. By Annikka Olsen, Sep 13, 2023
Art World A Group Backed by Laurene Powell Jobs Is Eyeing a Former San Francisco Art Institute Building With a $50 Million Diego Rivera Mural The school filed for bankruptcy earlier this year after financial struggles and a failed bid to sell the mural, which is now landmarked. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 12, 2023
Crime A Vincent van Gogh Painting Stolen From a Dutch Museum Three Years Ago Has Just Been Returned—in an Ikea Bag The 1884 painting was stolen from the Singer Laren museum in 2020. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 12, 2023
Archaeology Yto Barrada, Meriem Bennani, and Other Moroccan Artists Have Launched a Print Sale to Support Earthquake Relief Efforts Historic mosques and UNESCO World Heritage Sites are among the structures destroyed in last week’s deadly earthquake. By Artnet News, Sep 12, 2023
Crime Fake Celebrities, Code Names, and ‘Stuffing’: Inigo Philbrick’s Collaborator Reveals the Elaborate Plots They Used to Con Collectors Out of Millions 'I’d quickly come to learn that a fair amount of deception was accepted practice in the art world,' disgraced dealer Robert Newland said. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 12, 2023
Studio Visit In an Old Chicago Pipe Organ Factory, Artist Soumya Netrabile Paints Reveries of Nature, Fueled by Figaro and T.S. Eliot Her solo show, "Between Past and Present/Between Appearance and Memory," opens at Anat Ebgi in L.A. on September 16. By Katie White, Sep 12, 2023
