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Five Black Women Artists Consider An Alternative Telling of the Atlantic Slave Trade
Women artists complicate a fictional coda to the history of the Atlantic slave trade.
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Italy Seeks Legal Return of Seven Louvre Artifacts
Officials of the Italian government overseeing cultural property are seeking the repatriation of a group of seven ancient artifacts held at the Louvre that are believed to have been…
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Another US Court Dismisses Guelph Treasure Art Lawsuit from Descendants of Jewish Former Owners
The ruling means the descendants of the Jewish former owners will not have their claim judged in a US court.
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Iconic Princess Diana Sweater Featured in ‘The Crown’ to Hit the Block at Sotheby’s
The garment will hit the block with a high estimate of $80,000.
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Amra Causevic’s Found-Object Sculptures Address the Baggage of Forced Migration
"I definitely have a weird obsession with objects: you'll see all kinds of materials, like salt and pepper, glass, and hair."
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Demolition of 300-Year-Old Minaret in Iraq Spurs Anger Among Heritage Officials
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72 Artworks Stashed by Disgraced Australian Dealer Tristian Koenig Have Been Finally Returned
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Painter Leon Polk Smith Turned to Abstraction to Explore Notions of Identity and Race
Leon Polk Smith grew up between cultures—settler and Indigenous—and considered himself to belong to both, or perhaps to neither.
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Painter Leon Polk Smith Turned to Abstraction to Explore Notions of Identity and Race
Leon Polk Smith grew up between cultures—settler and Indigenous—and considered himself to belong to both, or perhaps to neither.
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