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A First Look at the Big Ticket Artworks that Galleries Are Bringing to Art Basel
There's more than a few works priced about $10 million.
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The lawsuit alleges Christie's failed to protect the personal information of more than 500,000 current and former buyers.
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A court statement said that David Voss sold 1,500 to 2,000 forged works to two Ontario auction houses.
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French Museum Calls Report on Vincent Honoré’s Suicide ‘Exploitation of a Tragic Event’
The museum described the report as an "unbearable exploitation."
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Lawsuit Over Allegedly Nazi-Looted Van Gogh Dismissed
In 2001, a museum official said the work's provenance was "concerning."
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Navajo Artist Melissa Cody Reclaims a Sacred Symbol That the Nazis Weaponized
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Venice Biennale Artist Jeffrey Gibson on Painting and Paying Tribute to Indigenous Cultural Legacies
From his studio, the artist discusses work that led him to the Venice Biennale.
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