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Unique in its conception and scope, The Art Newspaper publishes around 100 pages of news, analysis, profiles, reviews and comment about the art world every month and online daily. It covers everything from antiquities to contemporary art, people, events and market trends. You can count on it to bring you the most important stories from around the globe and put them in their wider context. Special reports each month preview major events or focus on key cities. You will be able to plan your visits to forthcoming exhibitions and discover the story behind the shows. Our international readership is made up of leading art world professionals and trendsetters, including artists, museum directors and trustees, collectors, curators, gallerists, auctioneers and those with a professional as well as personal interest in the global art market. The Art Newspaper has a circulation of 23,000 copies and readership of more than 50,000.
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Beyond Borders: Robert Rauschenberg’s ROCI project, which toured ten countries including the Soviet Union and Cuba in the 1980s, is now on display at London's Thaddaeus Ropac gallery until June 15
Beyond borders: new London show reveals Robert Rauschenberg’s global ambitions
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A climate activist who smeared paint on the protective case and pedestal of the Edgar Degas sculpture "La Petite Danseuse de quatorze ans" (1880) at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, a year ago has been sentenced to 60 days in prison.
Prison sentence for climate activist who targeted US National Gallery of Art’s Degas statue
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Officials in the US have returned 27 artefacts to Cambodia and another three antiquities to Indonesia, the Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg announced on Friday.
US authorities return 30 antiquities recovered during trafficking investigations to Cambodia and Indonesia
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Venice's new €5 tourist tax has started, with 15,700 tickets sold. Critics argue it's too little to limit crowds and it won't solve the city's issues. Day visitors should pay €25 as for the Uffizi but be made proud to help save the city
The €5 tourist tax to enter Venice kicks in: 15,700 tickets sold but this will not solve the city’s problems
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The Big Review: Willem de Kooning and Italy at the Gallerie dell’Accademia, Venice ★★★☆☆. While filled with masterpieces by the Dutch-American Abstract Expressionist, the connection to Italy is tenuous
The Big Review: Willem de Kooning and Italy at the Gallerie dell’Accademia, Venice ★★★☆☆
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After over a decade, the Getty Museum will return a looted 1st-century BC bronze head to Turkey. Found to be part of a larger statue, this ancient artefact was identified through an investigation by the Manhattan DA's office
Getty Museum restitutes ancient bronze head to Turkey
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is returning a 3,000-year-old Egyptian child’s coffin to Sweden's Uppsala University Museum, Gustavianum. Acquired in 1985 with false documentation, the artefact had been missing since 1970
MFA Boston returns Ancient Egyptian child’s coffin to Swedish museum it disappeared from decades ago
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On this week’s episode of The Week in Art podcast: Klimt's final masterpiece fetches €30M in Vienna, Rebecca Horn's pioneering work is showcased in Munich, and a Cézanne gets a fresh restoration–hosted by Ben Luke Listen now: https://lnkd.in/g9iRE3eJ Read more: https://ow.ly/b6bS50RoUZo
The Week in Art podcast | Klimt’s last picture auctioned, Rebecca Horn in Munich, a Cézanne restored
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The Art Institute of Chicago disputes claims that a 1916 Egon Schiele painting was Nazi loot. Acquired in 1966, the AIC asserts the piece was lawfully sold by survivors post-WWII, challenging the Manhattan DA's allegations of theft
Art Institute of Chicago argues Nazi loot claim to its Egon Schiele portrait lacks ‘a single shred’ of evidence
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