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$1.98 M. Worth of Gold Pieces Stolen From the Treasure of Villena

The thieves stole from the Treasure of Villena including some 66 Bronze Age objects, among them, 29 bracelets, 11 bowls, three bottles, and other miscellaneous…

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Ava Martin

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Frieze Abu Dhabi Lines Up 84 Galleries for Inaugural Edition in November

More than 40 percent come from the SWANA region.

Bjorn Persson

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Yayoi Kusama, Avant-Garde Artist Who Pursued Infinity, Has Died at 97

"At the time of her passing, Kusama was, without a doubt, the most famous living artist in the world. I will miss her terribly, " wrote David Zwirner in a stat…

Design Pablo

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Historic Sulfur Emissions Likely Damaged Murujuga Rock Art, New Study Finds

According to the latest Rock Art Monitoring Report, sulfur dioxide emissions from burning fuel had the greatest effect on the petroglyphs.

Bjorn Persson

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Anne Imhof to Debut New Ballet-Inspired Performance at Hong Kong’s Tai Kwun Contemporary

The exhibition marks her first solo show in Asia.

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Maria Kosta

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Estonian Artists Donate Artworks for Auction Following $800,000 Bank Scam

After scammers defrauded the Estonian Artists' Association's bank accounts of 700, 000 euros earlier this year, local artists united to alleviate the financial…

Bjorn Persson

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Marseille Museum President Accused of Sexual Misconduct, Putting Institution ‘At Risk’: Report

A government audit claims Pierre-Olivier Costa, the recently suspended president of the Musée des civilization de l’Europe et de la Méditerranée (Mucem), sexua…

Bjorn Persson

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After a Much-Maligned MoMA Retrospective, Björk’s Hometown Museum Gives Her a Second Chance

The National Gallery of Iceland is home to the pop star’s exhibition “echolalia. ”

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Maria Kosta