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Law & Politics

Icelandic Fishing Giant Wins Copyright Case Against Artist

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Art Fairs

TEFAF Maastricht Bounces Back From Last Year’s Heist With an Encyclopedic Array of Precious Art and Strong Museum Interest

by Sarah Cascone

Art & Exhibitions

News to Know: Must-Read Art World Headlines from April 21–25

by Artnet News

Art World

Artist Kader Attia, Known for His Poignant Investigations That Break Down Western Hegemony, Will Curate the Next Berlin Biennial

by Kate Brown

Galleries

Star Chicago Gallerist Mariane Ibrahim Is Opening a New Space in Paris as International Art Dealers Rush to the French Capital

by Eileen Kinsella

Art World

From Cuomo’s Confounding Pandemic Poster to Frieze London’s Canceled Plans: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Caroline Goldstein

Art World

From The T-Rex That Ruled Auction Week to a Contagious Gallery Dinner: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Katie White

Politics

As Lockdowns Ease in Europe, Greece’s Culture Minister Again Puts the Squeeze on London to Return the Parthenon Marbles

by Kate Brown

Art World

From a Museum Tailor-Made for Pets to Christie’s Multi-Million Dollar Fine: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Caroline Goldstein

Law & Politics

Court Declines to Hear Norton Simon’s Nazi-Loot Appeal

by Sarah Cascone

Art World

After 75 Years, Germany Will Return a Nazi-Looted Old Master Painting to the Uffizi in Florence

by Naomi Rea

Art World

Santa’s Art World Naughty List

by Artnet News

Law & Politics

Crooked Art Adviser Must Pay Billionaire Collector’s Heirs $20.8 Million

by Henri Neuendorf

Art & Exhibitions

The Vatican’s Belvedere Torso Headed to the British Museum

by Sarah Cascone

Law & Politics

Germany Sued by Holocaust Survivor for Return of Seized Max Liebermann Painting

by Sarah Cascone

People

Sotheby’s Names Marc Porter Chairman of Fine Art Division

by Lorena Muñoz-Alonso

Art World

The Secret Islamic Devotional Art That Depicts Muhammad

by Sarah Cascone

Law & Politics

The Met Will Return Looted Statues of Sages and Goddesses to Both India and Nepal

by Sarah Cascone

Crime

A Dealer Who Fled the U.S. After Being Convicted of Selling Fake Art by Franz Kline and Milton Avery Has Just Been Extradited

by Taylor Dafoe

Law & Politics

More Than 17,000 Looted Ancient Artifacts Have Returned to Iraq, Where Cultural Heritage Has Been Plundered During Decades of Instability

by Naomi Rea