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09/11/2025
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In May, Carter Reese, a 77-year-old resident of Reading, Pennsylvania, pled guilty to wire fraud and mail fraud in connection with selling artworks falsely attributed to major artists like Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and Joan Miró. On Friday, Reese was …
Art historian Dieter Buchhart, known for his expertise on Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, has organized numerous blockbuster shows over the course of his career. Among them is the 2023 exhibition “Basquiat x Warhol. Painting 4 Hands” which examined the …
Edgar Davids, the former Netherlands soccer player once nicknamed “the Pitbull,” has found himself the victim of a con—and not on the pitch. A London court this week heard how a trusted friend allegedly looted his $235,000 art collection, pawning …
The Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, built in 1905 in the southwest of England, requires nearly £4 million (around $5.4 million) for “extensive” repairs to its roof and windows as well as its doors and facade. According to a committee …
September 10 Strikes Temporarily Shutter French Museums Several art museums and monuments in France were forced to close to the public on September 10 owing to the nationwide strike over proposed spending cuts. The “Bloquons Tout” (Let’s Block Everything) movement …
Last month, Kim Keon-hee, wife of South Korea’s impeached and jailed former president Yoon Suk-yeol, was arrested on charges of bribery, stock manipulation, and election interference. On Thursday, the special prosecutor leading the case said a painting by Lee Ufan …
The auction of two 17th century oil still-life paintings of flowers was recently halted after a foundation claimed they were looted by Nazis during World War II. The 5-inch by 8-inch paintings were set to be sold by Apple Tree …
Artist Nicholas Galanin said he pulled out of a symposium related to a Smithsonian American Art Museum exhibition, claiming that he was asked not to record the event or share footage of it on social media. That show, “The Shape …
Robert Grosvenor (1937–2025) SculptorRobert Grosvenor, whose work refused easy categorization, died in Long Island, New York, on September 3. He was eighty-eight. News of his death was confirmed by Paula Cooper Gallery, which represented him for more than fifty years. …
For the latest issue of Dazed, a British lifestyle and culture quarterly, artist Nan Goldin and Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil engaged in an extended discussion of Khalil’s experience during his 104-day ICE detention, the efficacy of activism and protest, and …
In a July interview with Stanford Business School Insights that appears to have gone unnoticed by the art press, mega-collector Ken Griffin was asked about his favorite artwork. Griffin has acquired so many masterpieces over the past few decades—including Willem …
A long-lost, dramatic painting of Jesus Christ‘s crucifixion by 17th century Flemish master painter Peter Paul Rubens was found in a mansion in Paris, and will be auctioned this fall. Christ on the cross (1613) was discovered by French auctioneer …
LA’s Hannah Hoffman and NYC’s Bridget Donahue Merge Galleries The Los Angeles–based Hannah Hoffman gallery and New York’s Bridget Donahue gallery have announced that they are merging to form a single bicoastal operation. TitledHoffman Donahue, the new entity will maintain …
Two taste-making dealers—one based in New York, the other in Los Angeles—will merge their galleries, forming a new operation with spaces in both of those cities. Bridget Donahue and Hannah Hoffman will combine their eponymous enterprises in New York and …