People The Ukraine Is Reclaiming Art From Deposed President’s Government Buildings By Sarah Cascone, Mar 20, 2014
Events and Parties La Biennale Des Antiquaires Brings Baroque Excess to Manhattan The French fair fêted its campaign for global style dominance with a chic reception. By Cait Munro, Mar 20, 2014
Art and Law Nazi-Looted Constable Painting Exposes Worrying Gap in Restitution Law Does local law trump the Washington Principles? According to one Swiss town, yes. By Alexander Forbes, Mar 20, 2014
Art and Law German Panel Rejects Claim That Medieval Treasures Were Sold to Nazis Under Duress By Sarah Cascone, Mar 20, 2014
Art and Law Fifteen Years After Theft, Alleged Rembrandt Painting Rescued by French Police By Sarah Cascone, Mar 20, 2014
Events and Parties Party Prowler: The Hottest Events in the Art World and Beyond From the Frick Young Fellows Ball to Gagosian Hong Kong's Giacometti opening. By Cait Munro, Mar 20, 2014
Art World Two Giant Roy Lichtenstein Sculptures Will Grace the Parrish Museum Lawn By Sarah Cascone, Mar 20, 2014
Art World Shepard Fairey Makes Ai Weiwei Poster to Fund Free Speech Organization After Obama and Andre the Giant, the street artist has immortalized another giant. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 20, 2014
Events and Parties The (Art) Net: Best of Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Beyond From Marina Abramovic at the New Museum to a bouncy Jeff Koons doorman. By Cait Munro, Mar 20, 2014
Art World Art World Report Card: Richard Avedon’s ‘Chicago Seven’, Jasper Johns’s Regrets, and the Debate Over Kenneth Noland Avedon Foundation battles AXA, Jasper Johns races into MOMA, and the spare beauty of Kenneth Noland. By Alexandra Peers, Mar 20, 2014
Market Jack Shainman Sets May Opening for Massive Outpost in Upstate New York By Benjamin Sutton, Mar 20, 2014
Art World Douglas Gordon Calls Boycotting the Sydney Biennale “Irresponsible” By Coline Milliard, Mar 20, 2014
