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How Are Museums Like Village Squares? Emeka Ogboh’s New Installation Finds...

In his new installation, Ogboh interrogates the relationship between the Cleveland Museum of Art’s large atrium and the Igbo village square.

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Whitney Announces Two Big Promotions on the Heels of Biennial Protests

Jane Panetta, who co-curated the 2019 biennial, and David Breslin will take on new roles at the institution, hinting at a strategy shift in the wake of recent protests.

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Art Dealer Timothy Sammons Sentenced to Prison for Pocketing Picasso Profits

Timothy Sammons "had lying, scamming, and stealing down to a fine art," Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance said.

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Street Artist Julian Rivera Claims Walmart and Ellen Degeneres Stole His Design

The pattern in question is the word "love" written in the middle of a heart, and it's featured heavily on Rivera's Instagram account.

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Artist Savannah Knoop Seeks Participation and Trust in New Performance

Recently portrayed by Kristin Stewart in the film 'JT Leroy,' Savannah Knoop talks about making art and asking for trust from the public.

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The Demand for Female Artists is Growing, But Arguably Not Fast Enough

A new study from Sotheby's Mei Moses indicates that previously "overlooked" artists are beginning to perform well on the market.

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Gagosian Gallery to Lease Chelsea Space Previously Occupied By Mary Boone

The unoccupied space in question used to be partially run by gallerist Mary Boone, who's currently in prison for tax evasion.

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Christie’s Worked With the FBI to Return Art Looted by Nazis

Lucie Mayer Fuld ran from Germany at the height of Nazi occupation, and her house was raided as the result of an "exit tax."

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Seattle Art Fair, Despite New Challenges, Is a Site for Discovery

A few of the blue-chip galleries may have peeled away, but that's only allowed Seattle Art Fair to shows its real purpose.

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This Artist’s Medium Is DNA, and Her Current Project Is a Love Virus

The virus is presented in ten glowing pink vials, and theoretically is designed to increase the production of oxytocin, which increases feelings of empathy, monogamy and bonding.

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James Turrell’s ‘Meeting’ Installation Has Finally Reopened at MoMA PS1

Construction scaffolding that had been blocking the installation's view has since been removed.

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On the Importance of Middle Market Dealers in a Thriving Art Scene

Go see their shows, find some others, and never let anyone forget how great they are.

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JR’s Biggest Solo Exhibition Ever Will Open at the Brooklyn Museum This Fall

And he'll debut a massive new photographic collage that involved 1,000 New Yorkers.

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The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Is Still Facing Development Woes

The museum has been plagued by enormous expenditures, management departures and an ambitious design.

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Director Gus Van Sant Will Debut New Paintings at His First NYC Solo Show

Van Sant's watercolors depict impressionistic male forms superimposed on dreamy cityscapes.

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Helen Frankenthaler’s Abstract Paintings Strike a Prophetic Note at the Parrish

By delicately staining and imbuing her canvases with pastel landscapes, Frankenthaler predicted a deeply uncertain environmental future.

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Ongoing Struggle Over Sale of Sotheby’s Has Shareholders Agitated

One of the world's largest auction houses is set to be sold to a telecom tycoon, but there's been a significant amount of pushback.

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Why Posting Selfies With Street Art Could Get You Sued

Independent creators are using the legal system to fight back against advertisers and sponsored content grifters making use of their work.

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With $455 Million in the Bank for Renovations, Philadelphia Museum Faces Big...

Overhauls to the museum's appearance and programming have been in the works for over a decade, but things are finally starting to pick up.

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Work by Cindy Sherman, David Hockney and Others Gifted Anonymously to Mead...

More than 170 pieces of extraordinary contemporary art were bequeathed to the institution by an anonymous donor.

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