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6,400 Trafficked Artworks and Antiquities Have Been Recovered From Across Europe

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The Secret Codes of World-Class Art Auctions, Demystified

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Archaeology & History

A Polish Grandma Found a Rare Prehistoric Artifact—And Kept It Quiet for 50 Years

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Art Industry News: How the Search for a Fireproof Building Changed New York’s Art World Forever + Other Stories

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Venice’s Storied Murano Glassmakers Are Shutting Down Their Studios Amid the Energy Crisis—Some Fear It May Be Forever

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Warsaw’s New Collaborative Art Fair Debuts Amid an Upswing of Political Optimism in Poland

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Ukrainian Filmmaker Sentenced to 20 Years in High-Security Russian Penal Colony

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Militants Blow Up Art Basel Artist’s Giant Lipstick Sculpture

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Art & Exhibitions

10 Lucky Curators Win Travel Grants to Visit Russia’s First Garage Triennial

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Artists Faced Sharp Rise in Attacks and Censorship in 2016, Report Says

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The Art Angle Podcast: How A.I. Is Changing the Business of Being an Artist

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‘Our Role Is Really to Push Back From Rules’: Nari Ward on How To Make a True Portrait of New York City

by Artnet News , May 13, 2022

From the Artists Topping the TIME 100 to Seth Green’s Bored Ape Disaster: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

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‘Assimilating Is Very Dehumanizing’: How Afghanistan’s Artists Are Making Their Way in Exile

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The 2022 Venice Biennale Attracted More Than 800,000 Visitors, Setting an All-Time Attendance Record—Even With Travel Restrictions

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This Symbolist Masterpiece Was Expected to Be the Priciest Painting Ever Sold in Poland. Now, Police Are Trying (and Failing) to Seize It

by Jo Lawson-Tancred , Dec 2, 2022

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