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Pop Culture

For Decades, ‘The Simpsons’ Has Made Surprisingly Incisive Observations About Art. Here Are 4 That Still Resonate Today

by Brian Boucher

Crime

A $1 Million Marsden Hartley That Was Stolen 30 Years Ago and Replaced With a Forgery Is Finally Returning to Its Original Owner

by Eileen Kinsella

Art World

10 of the Art World’s Most Powerful Lawyers

by Christian Viveros-Fauné

The Gray Market

He Overpaid, Bid Against Himself, and Hid a Monet in His Basement. Here’s What We Still Need to Learn From Visionary Art Dealer Joseph Duveen

by Tim Schneider

Wet Paint

Lawsuit Alleges Leon Black Used a Fake Museum Gig as Bait in Abusive Relationship, Galas Go Back to IRL, & More Art-World Gossip

by Nate Freeman

Art Fairs

Art World Report Card: the ADAA Art Fair and a Visit to the Cloisters

by Alexandra Peers

Analysis

On the Case: The Real Deal on Authenticity

by Charles and Thomas Danziger

Art & Exhibitions

Around The Art World In Six Minutes

by Benjamin Sutton

Law & Politics

Was the Met’s Prized Picasso Sold Under Duress Because of the Nazis? A New Appeal Revives an Eight-Year-Old Legal Battle

by Sarah Cascone

Law & Politics

A Collector Says He Found a Jackson Pollock Painting Once Owned by Fidel Castro. Experts Say It’s a Scam

by Eileen Kinsella

Law & Politics

Suspected $255 Million Old Master Forgery Scandal Continues to Rock the Art World

by Sarah Cascone

Artnet News Pro

An NFT Startup Is Selling What It Calls a Genuine Claude Monet for $2 Million. The Problem? It May Not Be Real

by Eileen Kinsella

Crime

Inigo Philbrick’s Lawyers Make a Last-Ditch Appeal for Leniency, With Testimonials From Gilbert & George and a Camp Counselor

by Eileen Kinsella

Law & Politics

Authenticity Fight Over Keith Haring Paintings Raises Complex Questions

by Eileen Kinsella

Opinion

The Gray Market: How a Brazen Hack of That $69 Million Beeple Revealed the True Vulnerability of the NFT Market (and Other Insights)

by Tim Schneider

Analysis

Artiquette: 10 Tips for Pricing an Artwork

by Sarah Cascone

Law & Politics

A Bombshell Lawsuit Claims That High-Flying Art Dealer Inigo Philbrick Swindled His Clients by Selling the Same Rudolf Stingel Again and Again

by Eileen Kinsella

Op-Ed

What Do the Inigo Philbrick Scandal and the NFT Craze Have in Common? They Can Help Us Rebuild the Art Market

by Amy Whitaker & Fiona Greenland

Analysis

Dodgy eBay Sellers Peddle Tall Tales and Fake Art

by Eileen Kinsella

Art World

Editors’ Picks: 19 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

by Sarah Cascone