Fire at Copenhagen’s Art-filled Stock Exchange, Israeli Artist Shuts National Pavilion, Controversial ‘Vessel’ Reopens, and More: Morning Links for April 16, 2024 ARTnews Source link
Norman Lear Art Collection Heads to Christie’s, Green Vault Thieves Lose Appeal, Picasso’s Daughter Defends His Reputation, and More: Morning Links for April 15, 2024 ARTnews Source link
CLEARING Gallery Splits, Digital Basel Shutters, Christie’s Pulls Greek Vases Tied to Convicted Dealer, and More: Morning Links for April 11, 2024 ARTnews Source link
Former Uffizi Director Runs for Mayor, Rare Eva Hesse Show Headed to Hauser & Wirth, Artist Dinh Q. Lê Dies, and More: Morning Links for April 8, 2024 ARTnews Source link
Marlborough Gallery to End Operations, Land Artist Fights Demolition of Work, Gaza Art Center Destroyed, and More: Morning Links for April 5, 2024 ARTnews Source link
Napoleon-Looted Titian to Auction, Art Forgers Sentenced, Frieze Parent Company Goes Private, and More: Morning Links for April 4, 2024 ARTnews Source link
Bienal de São Paulo Names 2025 Chief Curator, British Museum Investigated, Protestors Target Artemisia Gentileschi Exhibit, and More: Morning Links for April 2, 2024 ARTnews Source link
Controversial Painting of Jesus Vandalized, Rosa de la Cruz’s Collection Heads to Christie’s, and More: Morning Links for April 1, 2024 ARTnews Source link
Morocco Cancels Venice Biennale Pavilion, Men Convicted of Smuggling Sunken Corsican Treasure, Warhol ‘Mao’ Print Missing from College, and More: Morning Links for March 29, 2024 ARTnews Source link
Museum Workers Flex Union Muscles, Dealer Inigo Philbrick Freed from Prison, British Museum Names New Director, and More: Morning Links for March 28, 2024 ARTnews Source link
