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Art World

Manifesta and Crimean Incursion Both Losing Russian Art World Support

by Sarah Cascone

Law & Politics

A Historic Act of Diplomacy Freed This Russian Artist. Here’s the Subtle Protest That Got Her Locked Up

by Ben Davis

On View

Meet Zinaïda, the Searingly Political Marina Abramović Protégé Who Just Made Her New York Debut

by Sarah Cascone

Art Fairs

A Ukrainian Collective Has Pulled Out of the Paris Internationale Art Fair After Learning a Russian Gallery Was Also Participating

by Kate Brown

Crime

Ukrainian Officials Accuse Russian Forces of Looting Thousands of Priceless Gold Artifacts and Works of Art

by Eileen Kinsella

Art World

Art Industry News: Pussy Riot’s Founder Is Selling 10,000 NFTs to Aid Ukrainian Civilians + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Law & Politics

Putin Opened the Door for Mass Looting of Ukrainian Cultural Heritage With His Recent Declaration of Martial Law

by Taylor Dafoe

Law & Politics

Curator and Activist Viciously Attacked in Kiev

by Lorena Muñoz-Alonso

Archaeology & History

Ukrainian Soldiers Discovered a Trove of Ancient Greek Urns While Digging Trenches in Odessa

by Sarah Cascone

Art World

Four Museums in Crimea Fear Losing Hundreds of Precious Artifacts

by Lydia Epp Schmidt

Art World

Art Industry News: How Brexit Tanked One Art Dealer’s Business by 60 Percent ‘Practically Overnight’ + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Politics

Russia Has Bombed Babyn Yar, Site of a Memorial to Ukrainian Jews Executed by Nazis

by Taylor Dafoe

Auctions

Moscow Auction House Sells a $1 Million Painting Reportedly Stolen from a Ukrainian Museum

by Brian Boucher

Art & Exhibitions

A Last-Minute Addition to the Biennale Is Delivering Artworks Straight From Artists Trapped in Ukraine

by Kate Brown

Galleries

Ukraine’s Voloshyn Gallery Is Headed to Miami in a Vote of Confidence in the Market Hub Outside of New

by Vivienne Chow

Art Fairs

‘We Have Powerful Artists’: Ukrainian Galleries at Liste in Basel Bring Art That Shows a Side of the Country Beyond War

by Vivienne Chow

Politics

Say Can Be Used Against Us’: Russian Art Workers Weigh the Risks of Speaking Out Against the War in Ukraine

by Sarah Cascone & Katya Kazakina

Law & Politics

Ukrainian Militia Demands $55 Million Ransom for Stolen Dutch Paintings

by Henri Neuendorf

Politics

The Director of Moscow’s Pushkin Museum Is the Latest Institutional Head to Step Down Amid Russia’s Escalating Crackdown on Culture

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Art & Exhibitions

Kiev Biennale Curators Surprised by Cancellation Insist on Holding the Show in Face of Violence

by Hili Perlson