By intervening, California aims to defend a recent law broadening the rights of heirs to recover property taken under politically oppressive regimes.
by Adam Schrader
The exhibition pairs high-end mineral specimens with ancient art objects in a rare commercial test of whether the two markets can meet.
Newly released national data shows artists balancing multiple jobs, contending with financial insecurity and receiving little recognition from cultural institutions.
The fair continues through Sunday at ZeroSpace in Brooklyn.
Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau said the men are locals from Seine-Saint-Denis and not associated with organized crime.
Urgent Matter’s tracker follows major crimes targeting cultural property, from museum heists and forgeries to activist vandalism, across the art world.
The international art-fair landscape is shifting as new markets emerge, major fairs lose exhibitors and trade policies reshape logistics.
Facing tougher laws, rising costs, and waning support, climate activists are quietly ending the museum protests that once shocked the art world.
The museum claims city assessors overvalued its Chinatown building by more than four times its worth.
