Italy’s Gustav Klimt Theft Investigation Reopened After 17 Years

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Italy’s Gustav Klimt Theft Investigation Reopened After 17 Years

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Ai Weiwei Asks Chinese President to Visit His Berlin Show

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The Essentials: Yoko Ono, Shooting in the Museum, and More

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Timbuktu Begins Rebuilding its Storied Mausoleums After Islamist Coup

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LeRoy Neiman Foundation Donates $1.5 Million for Printmaking Scholarship Fund at Columbia

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Are Chinese Collectors Driving Global Art Market Rebound?

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Top Secret Art Production Fund Gala Draws Gowns, Gloves, Weird Wigs

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by Benjamin Genocchio

Georgia’s Zuckerman Museum to Reinstall Censored Ruth Stanford Piece

by Sarah Cascone

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Is MOCA North Miami Finally Merging With the Bass Museum?

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Summit Probes Explosive Chinese Art Market Growth

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