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Art Industry News: After Lawsuits, Boy Scouts May Have to Sell Off Norman Rockwell Paintings to Pay Their Accusers + Other Stories

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With Help from a Nigerian Prince, a Bold New Contemporary Art Museum Is Set to Open in Lagos

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Art Industry News: KAWS Has Created a Free Augmented Reality ‘Companion’ to Entertain Those Stuck at Home + Other Stories

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Art Industry News: Ai Weiwei’s Childhood in the Cultural Revolution Is the Subject of a Film Premiering in London + Other Stories

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Art Industry News: Criminal Charges Mount Against Inhotim Founder Bernado Paz + More Must-Read Stories

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Art Industry News: Rembrandt’s Fingerprints Are Found on the Surface of a Painting for Sale + Other Stories

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Art Industry News: Artist Xaviera Simmons Says Critics Got This Year’s Whitney Biennial Totally, Offensively Wrong + Other Stories

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Art Industry News: Gladstone Gallery Dealer With Thing for Dead Celebs Teams Up With Lena Dunham on Podcast + Other Stories

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Art Industry News: North Korea’s Former Propaganda Artists Blast Trump-Kim Summit + More Must-Read Stories

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Art Industry News: Why the Salvator Mundi Sale Ensures a New Era of Stunt Auctions + More Must-Read Stories

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Art Industry News: The Met Museum Boasts Record Attendance Numbers + More Must-Read Stories

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Art Industry News: 25,000 People Joined Forces to Buy a ‘Bargain’ Picasso Online + More Must-Read Stories

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Art Industry News: Former Walker Director Says Museums Need to ‘Decolonize’ + More Must-Read Stories

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Museums & Institutions

Hank Willis Thomas on How His 10-Foot-Tall Super Bowl Sculpture Stands as a Monument to ‘Higher Goals’

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Law & Politics

The Brooklyn Gallerist Who Artist Deborah Roberts Is Suing for Copyright Infringement Has Fired Back, Calling It a Case of ‘Punching Down’

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On View

New Red Order Built a Fake World’s Fair in Queens to Make a Very Real Demand: Give Back All Native Stolen Lands Now

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Law & Politics

Dealer Inigo Philbrick Gets Seven Years in Prison for ‘One of the Most Significant Frauds’ in Art-Market History

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Crime

The Founder of Netscape Has Returned $35 Million Worth of Looted Cambodian Antiquities

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The Art Angle Podcast: Our Favorite Episodes of 2021

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Read the 15 Most Popular Artnet News Stories of 2021, From the Discovery of Ancient Footprints to the Man Who Sold an Invisible Sculpture

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