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How an Art-Dealing Prodigy Became the Market's Most Wanted Outlaw
How an Art-Dealing Prodigy Became the Market's Most Wanted Outlaw

A man on the run, millions of dollars missing, major artworks with multiple claims to ownership: these aren't plot points in the latest Hollywood blo…

5 years, 11 months ago

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Is the Museum of Ice Cream the Future of Art, or Just a Sugar Rush?
Is the Museum of Ice Cream the Future of Art, or Just a Sugar Rush?

There's a buzzy new museum taking over New York, and it boasts the types of specs that would make competitors drool. Now housed in a prime 25,000-squ…

6 years ago

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What Is Saudi Arabia Trying to Do With Contemporary Art?
What Is Saudi Arabia Trying to Do With Contemporary Art?

Some 16 months after the brutal murder of Washington Post journalist and Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of state agents, the organizat…

6 years ago

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How Hollywood Finally Fell for the Art Market
How Hollywood Finally Fell for the Art Market

The Oscars may be over, but Hollywood is about to be overrun with a different kind of A-lister this week when the art world descends on Tinseltown fo…

6 years ago

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How Jeffrey Epstein Made the Art World His Hunting Ground
How Jeffrey Epstein Made the Art World His Hunting Ground

Over the past few weeks, the long-awaited trial of former Hollywood rainmaker Harvey Weinstein has unfolded in harrowing fashion, with one after anot…

6 years ago

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How the Art World Fell Under the Spell of the Occult
How the Art World Fell Under the Spell of the Occult

You don't hear the words "witch hunt" much nowadays, unless they are being deployed by a certain US President. But the term is increasingly relevant—…

6 years ago

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Nicolas Party on Why Being an Art Star Is Like Being in Love
Nicolas Party on Why Being an Art Star Is Like Being in Love

After a period of reckoning with a less-than-inclusive art historical canon, it seems increasingly clear that viewers (and dealers) are once again re…

6 years, 1 month ago

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What Do the Protests in Hong Kong Mean for Art?
What Do the Protests in Hong Kong Mean for Art?

Above and beyond its well-established status as a global financial center, Hong Kong has spent the 21st century rapidly transforming into an internat…

6 years, 1 month ago

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Four Predictions on How the Art World Will Transform in 2020
Four Predictions on How the Art World Will Transform in 2020

Whether you ascribe to the centuries-old Georgian Calendar or slept through the clock striking midnight, ushering in a new year is often a time for r…

6 years, 1 month ago

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How to Understand the Radical, Viral Artworks That Defined the 2010s
How to Understand the Radical, Viral Artworks That Defined the 2010s

As a barrage of retrospective pieces from countless publications (including Artnet News) made clear throughout December 2019, the opening moments of …

6 years, 1 month ago

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