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Saint Louis’s Counterpublic Triennial Reveals Artist List for Third Edition

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Pane by Pane: Spring shows from Marseille to Montpellier

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Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Estate Sold to Florida Resort

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Billionaire Art Dealer Loses Bid for Nazi-Looted Modigliani After Decade-Long Battle

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Artist Ali Cherri Files Civil Complaint Against Israel for Killing His Family; Committing a War Crime

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Chile’s Violeta Parra Museum Reopens Six Years After Arson

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Ben Lerner’s Transcription and the Fictional Readymade

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Belu-Simion Fainaru, Representing Israel at the Venice Biennale, Responds to Calls for Country to Be Ejected from Event

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Schlock Jock: Joshua Citarella at the Whitney Biennial

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Paul Pfeiffer Named Inaugural Artist-in-Residence at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center

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Trump’s Desire to Control the Smithsonian Institution Extends to Its Board Members

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Italy’s Uffizi Hit by Cyberattack, Says Security Wasn’t Compromised

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The Brooklyn Museum is Building a New Home for Its African Art Collection

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Beijing’s UCCA Announces New Guangzhou Outpost

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Heirs to the Bic Empire Say They’ve Been Robbed of a Renaissance Masterwork

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Priceless Golden Helmet Snatched in Dutch Museum Heist Recovered

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Melvin Edwards, Sculptor of Searing “Lynch Fragments,” Dies at 88

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Reina Sofía’s Refusal to Loan Picasso’s Guernica Opens Old Political Wounds in Spain

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The Louvre is Still the World’s Most Visited Museum, 2025 Study Shows

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Hired Amid Great Fanfare, Patricia Marroquin Norby, Met’s Inaugural Curator of Native American Art, Quietly Left

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