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Crime

Decades After a U.S. Soldier Took Them Home as a Souvenir, Long-Lost Artworks Return to Poland With the Help of the Monuments Men

by Amah-Rose Abrams

Art World

From Christie’s Big Bet on Hong Kong to Hobby Lobby’s Looted Dream Tablet: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Artnet News

Law & Politics

A California Man Has Pleaded Guilty to Peddling Fake Richard Hambleton and Barkley Hendricks Paintings

by Eileen Kinsella

Auctions

A French Auction of a Royal Bronze Dragon Seal Has Been Halted by the Vietnamese Government

by Caroline Goldstein

Art World

From the World’s Biggest Biennial Stars to the Death of Paula Rego: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Artnet News

Art World

From Roxane Gay’s Collecting Habits to the Plunging Price of NFTs: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Artnet News

Art World

From a Gallery’s Removal of the Sackler Name to the Sale of the World’s Largest Painting: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Caroline Goldstein

Crime

Florida Just Made It a Felony to Damage Confederate Monuments as Part of Its Controversial New ‘Public Disorder’ Law

by Taylor Dafoe

Buyer's Guide

Need a Crash Course in the Art Industry? This Fall, Christie’s Education Will Debut Two New Programs That Promise to Demystify the Field

by Artnet Gallery Network

Auctions

Christie’s Hurriedly Withdraws Two Lots From an Upcoming Antiquities Sale That May Have Been Looted

by Eileen Kinsella

Law & Politics

The Saga of the Stolen Ruby Slippers From ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Has Finally Ended

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: Was Jackie O’s Portrait Stolen From Grey Gardens? + More Must-Read Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: Trump’s Tax Law Might Offer Art Collectors a Lucrative New Haven + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: Bowing to Years-Long Pressure, the V&A Is in Talks to Return Looted Ethiopian Treasures + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Auctions

Buoyed by Ronald Perelman’s Meditative Miró, Sotheby’s Cross-Category Hybrid Auction Netted $193 Million in London

by Naomi Rea

Art World

Art Industry News: How the Social-Distancing Era Could Permanently Change the Architecture of Cities + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: Research Shows That Hanging Portraits on the Wall Can Make an Institution Seem Unwelcoming + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Auctions

Sotheby’s London Met Expectations With a $64.8 Million Impressionist and Modern Sale—But Expectations for the Category Are Softening

by Colin Gleadell

Art World

Art Industry News: Leveraged-Buyout Tycoon Leon Black and His Wife Debra Give MoMA $40 Million + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: New York Sues the Sackler Family in the Country’s Biggest Opioid Lawsuit Yet + Other Stories

by Artnet News