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A Prime Suspect in the Spectacular Green Vault Jewel Heist Eluded Police Yet Again During the Raid of a Berlin Apartment

The wanted man's twin brother—also a suspect in the crime—was arrested in December.

By Kate Brown, Jan 7, 2021

Art World

Critically Acclaimed Designer and Artist Malene Barnett Explores Artnet Galleries

See some of Barrett's favorite works from the Artnet Galleries.

By Artnet Galleries Team, Jan 7, 2021

Opinion

Happy New Year? Kenny Schachter on His Money-Losing Auction, Battles on the Homefront, and the Art of Swiss Excess

To kick off 2021, our columnist Kenny Schachter spills the beans on his Sotheby's sale from his art collection, and some boardroom hi-jinx.

By Kenny Schachter, Jan 7, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: An Arts Critic Unpacks the Chilling Photos of 'Childish, Stupid, Dangerous People' at the US Capitol Yesterday + Other News

Plus, Korean artist Kim Tschang-Yeul has died at 91 and the Metropolitan Museum of Art hired a new contemporary art curator.

By Artnet News, Jan 7, 2021

Art World

Hungarian Conservatives Have Threatened to Tear Down a Public Art Installation That Has a Black Lives Matter Message

Artist Péter Szalay plans to install the work in Budapest's ninth district.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 7, 2021

Politics

Coachella Officials Have Rejected a Proposal for an Ambitious Desert X Artwork, Claiming It Would ‘Exploit’ Local Plight for Tourism

This isn't the first time locals have voiced objections to a Desert X proposal.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 6, 2021

Art and Law

Members of the Art-Dealing Wildenstein Family Will Go on Trial for Tax Fraud—Again—After France’s High Court Throws Out Prior Rulings

This will mark the third time the case has gone to trial.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 6, 2021

Politics

India’s Supreme Court Has Green-Lit the Prime Minister’s Controversial $3 Billion Plan to Revamp Delhi’s Historic Parliament

Anish Kapoor is among the critics of Modi's plan.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 6, 2021

Art and Law

In a Win for UK Antiquities Dealers, Britain Will Abandon the EU’s Strict Regulations on Importing Cultural Heritage Now That It’s Finalized Brexit

The regulations were conceived as a way to curb the illegal trafficking of cultural goods.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 6, 2021

Politics

A Nigerian Artist Has Put Up More Than 200 ‘Missing’ Posters Depicting the Benin Bronzes Throughout the City of Dresden

Emeka Ogboh's latest project seeks to bring public attention to the city's role in maintaining legacies of colonialism.

By Kate Brown, Jan 6, 2021

Exhibitions

9 Must-See US Museum Shows Opening in Early 2021, From KAWS’s Brooklyn Blowout to a Homecoming for Laura Owens

Mark your calendars.

By Artnet News, Jan 6, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: This Art-World Scion and Onetime Sotheby’s Consultant Will Probably Become Biden’s Secretary of State + Other Stories

Plus, Louis Vuitton hires Urs Fischer to reimagine its famous logo and Germany is developing an app to help identify looted objects.

By Artnet News, Jan 6, 2021

Art and Law

Lawmakers Are Cracking Down on the ‘Unregulated’ US Art Market. Here’s How a New Anti-Money Laundering Law Will Affect Dealers

The new regulations target antiquities dealers, but could soon apply across the art market.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 6, 2021

The Cash-Strapped San Francisco Art Institute May Sell a Beloved Diego Rivera Mural to George Lucas to Shore Up Its Finances

The possible sale of the work, which was done in 1931, is getting public blowback.

By Brian Boucher, Jan 5, 2021

Art World

A Prime Suspect in the Spectacular Green Vault Jewel Heist Eluded Police Yet Again During the Raid of a Berlin Apartment

Art World

Critically Acclaimed Designer and Artist Malene Barnett Explores Artnet Galleries

Opinion

Happy New Year? Kenny Schachter on His Money-Losing Auction, Battles on the Homefront, and the Art of Swiss Excess

Art World

Art Industry News: An Arts Critic Unpacks the Chilling Photos of 'Childish, Stupid, Dangerous People' at the US Capitol Yesterday + Other News

Art World

Hungarian Conservatives Have Threatened to Tear Down a Public Art Installation That Has a Black Lives Matter Message

Politics

Coachella Officials Have Rejected a Proposal for an Ambitious Desert X Artwork, Claiming It Would ‘Exploit’ Local Plight for Tourism

Art and Law

Members of the Art-Dealing Wildenstein Family Will Go on Trial for Tax Fraud—Again—After France’s High Court Throws Out Prior Rulings

Politics

India’s Supreme Court Has Green-Lit the Prime Minister’s Controversial $3 Billion Plan to Revamp Delhi’s Historic Parliament

Art and Law

In a Win for UK Antiquities Dealers, Britain Will Abandon the EU’s Strict Regulations on Importing Cultural Heritage Now That It’s Finalized Brexit

Politics

A Nigerian Artist Has Put Up More Than 200 ‘Missing’ Posters Depicting the Benin Bronzes Throughout the City of Dresden

Exhibitions

9 Must-See US Museum Shows Opening in Early 2021, From KAWS’s Brooklyn Blowout to a Homecoming for Laura Owens

Art World

Art Industry News: This Art-World Scion and Onetime Sotheby’s Consultant Will Probably Become Biden’s Secretary of State + Other Stories

Art and Law

Lawmakers Are Cracking Down on the ‘Unregulated’ US Art Market. Here’s How a New Anti-Money Laundering Law Will Affect Dealers

Analysis

The UK Has Officially Exited the EU With a Trade Deal. So What Exactly Does It Mean for the Art Business?

Art World

The Cash-Strapped San Francisco Art Institute May Sell a Beloved Diego Rivera Mural to George Lucas to Shore Up Its Finances

A Prime Suspect in the Spectacular Green Vault Jewel Heist Eluded Police Yet Again During the Raid of a Berlin Apartment

Critically Acclaimed Designer and Artist Malene Barnett Explores Artnet Galleries

Happy New Year? Kenny Schachter on His Money-Losing Auction, Battles on the Homefront, and the Art of Swiss Excess

Art Industry News: An Arts Critic Unpacks the Chilling Photos of 'Childish, Stupid, Dangerous People' at the US Capitol Yesterday + Other News

Hungarian Conservatives Have Threatened to Tear Down a Public Art Installation That Has a Black Lives Matter Message

Coachella Officials Have Rejected a Proposal for an Ambitious Desert X Artwork, Claiming It Would ‘Exploit’ Local Plight for Tourism

Members of the Art-Dealing Wildenstein Family Will Go on Trial for Tax Fraud—Again—After France’s High Court Throws Out Prior Rulings

India’s Supreme Court Has Green-Lit the Prime Minister’s Controversial $3 Billion Plan to Revamp Delhi’s Historic Parliament

In a Win for UK Antiquities Dealers, Britain Will Abandon the EU’s Strict Regulations on Importing Cultural Heritage Now That It’s Finalized Brexit

A Nigerian Artist Has Put Up More Than 200 ‘Missing’ Posters Depicting the Benin Bronzes Throughout the City of Dresden

9 Must-See US Museum Shows Opening in Early 2021, From KAWS’s Brooklyn Blowout to a Homecoming for Laura Owens

Art Industry News: This Art-World Scion and Onetime Sotheby’s Consultant Will Probably Become Biden’s Secretary of State + Other Stories

Lawmakers Are Cracking Down on the ‘Unregulated’ US Art Market. Here’s How a New Anti-Money Laundering Law Will Affect Dealers

The UK Has Officially Exited the EU With a Trade Deal. So What Exactly Does It Mean for the Art Business?

The Cash-Strapped San Francisco Art Institute May Sell a Beloved Diego Rivera Mural to George Lucas to Shore Up Its Finances

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