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Emily Carr Painting Found at Barn Sale Could Sell for $147K
Art dealer Allen Treibitz purchased the work for $50 in the Hamptons.
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Famous “Nefertiti Bust” Belongs in Egypt, Not Germany, Says Petition
An online letter asking for the repatriation of one of Ancient Egypt’s best-known sculptures has drawn nearly 10,000 signatures.
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Original Art Stimulates the Brain More Than Reproductions, Study Finds
Five artworks induced stronger positive responses in 20 participants in the Netherlands than museum shop posters of the same works.
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Inconspicuous Church Painting Turns Out to Be by Botticelli’s Studio
The work was long believed to be a more recent replica of a 16th-century work by the Renaissance master.
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Paris Museum Apologizes for Contentious Tibetan Artifact Labels
The Musée du Quai Branly promised to rectify its labels and website language that trades “Tibet” for “Xizang” — a term propagated by the Chinese government.
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Off-Road Racing Causes “Shocking” Damage to Chile’s Ancient Geoglyphs
Images and drone videos released by the Atacama Desert Foundation show extensive tire tracks through the carved figures.
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Fotografiska Photo Museum Shutters NYC Location
Dozens of employees will be affected, and while the institution says it plans to relocate within New York, it has not yet announced a new space.
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Two Van Gogh Works “Souped” in Protest of Climate Activists’ Jail Sentences
“Future generations will regard these prisoners of conscience to be on the right side of history,” Just Stop Oil members said as they splashed the paintings.
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Community-Curated Digital Art Show Comes to Queens
The Museum of the Moving Image invited the public to vote and select three artists making motion-based digital works.
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude's Iconic Miami Artwork Comes Full Circle
A collection documenting the creation of “Surrounded Islands” will go on view at the Nova Southeastern University Art Museum in Fort Lauderdale.
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Tiny Crocheted Hats for Cats Could Maybe Cure Chronic Pain
Researchers found that electrode-stuffed caps were “well-tolerated” by 10 of the 11 feline test subjects, opening up new avenues of pain research.
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Traveling Show of Aboriginal Bark Paintings Arrives in New York City
Concluding its nationwide tour at the Asia Society, Maḏayin gathers intricate eucalyptus bark works by artists from the Indigenous community of Yirrkala.