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The Art Detective

Russian Mega-Collectors Are Now Shut Out of the Art Market. But Their Influence Was Dwindling Long Before the War

by Katya Kazakina

Art World

In an Unconventional Matchup, the U.K.’s Oldest Cathedral Has Recruited Graffiti Guru Ant Steel for Its Artist-in-Residence Program

by Richard Whiddington

Art World

Art Industry News: Contemporary Artists Reflect on the Complicated Legacy of Picasso + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Gallery Network

Two Evocative New Sculptures by David Breuer-Weil Go On View in London—See Pictures Here

by Artnet Gallery Network

Art World

Art Industry News: The Orlando Museum of Art Is Hemorrhaging Donors in the Wake of the Raid on Its Basquiat Exhibition + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Artists and Curators Call for Israel to be Excluded from the Venice Biennale

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Galleries

Pussy Riot’s Nadya Tolokonnikova Gets Her First Solo Show at Jeffrey Deitch, Where Attendees Are Instructed to Wear Balaclavas

by Sarah Cascone

Auctions

Powered by a Restituted Franz Marc, Christie’s Inaugural Shanghai to London Sale Brings in a Sterling $334 Million

by Vivienne Chow

Art & Exhibitions

Ukrainian Artist Banned from Xinjiang Biennale (and He’s Not Alone)

by Artnet News

The Back Room

The Back Room: Red Alert

by Tim Schneider

On View

DAU, a Multimedia Art Extravaganza About Totalitarianism, Has Critics Saying Its Chaotic Rollout Is Scarily Close to the Real Thing

by Sarah Cascone

Gallery Network

Spotlight: Kyiv-Based Artist Lina Condes Deftly Conveys Emotional States With Deceptively Simple ‘Stick Figure’ Sculptures

by Artnet Gallery Network

Art World

Art Industry News: Copycat Climate Protesters Glue Themselves to Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Paintings in Australia + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: The FBI Is Investigating the Authenticity of 25 Basquiat Artworks on View at a Florida Museum + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Galleries

Lynsey Addario, Known for her Searing Images of Conflict, Is the First Photojournalist to Join Lyles and King

by Sarah Cascone

Wet Paint

Inside the Art World’s Exclusive Queer Backgammon Mafia, Russian Dealers Abandon Moscow, and More Art-World Gossip

by Annie Armstrong

Art World

Art Industry News: The Met Recategorizes Three Painters as Ukrainian Amid Russian Invasion Tensions + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Politics

The State Hermitage Museum Teams Up With a Tehran Cultural Heritage Organization as Russia Bolsters Ties With Iran

by Sarah Cascone

Politics

China Tried to Shut Down Dissident Artist Badiucao’s Show in Prague. It Only Made Him More Famous

by Vivienne Chow

Art World

Art Industry News: A Collector’s Priceless Trove of Cycladic Art Heads to the Met—But With a Huge Twist + Other Stories

by Artnet News