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Why University Museums Matter
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Did Germany Cheat to Get Bust of Nefertiti?
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Ten of the most incredible art heists of the modern era
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Iraq's Babylon bears scars of US-led invasion
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Who owns antiquity?
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US museum lawyers discuss pressing issues
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German gallery tries to block sale of works by Joseph Beuys
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Asian antiquities expert arrested
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Art restorer points own finger
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Cleveland museum to return artifacts to Italy
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Spain launches legal war on US 'pirates'
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Auction of contemporary Chinese art upsets artists who thought works destined for museums
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Resurrecting the Baghdad Museum
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Russian art market shaken as 800 paintings revealed as fakes
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The circle of art - "beautiful paintings should be seen by people"
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Dying dog called a work of art
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You can't have your stuff back
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Bestseller Elizabeth Lowell illuminates the shadowy world of art fraud
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Can the West do more to protect Iraqi antiquities?
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Judgment sought for umpire art
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Online art fraud nets growing number of victims
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Justice at last for L.A. muralist Kent Twitchell
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Iraqi expert accuses West over antiquities trade
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Police seize $100 million in Latin American antiquities
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Authentication lawsuits challenge Basquiat, Boetti estates
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Former teacher passed off fake pots as work of famous artists
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Copper caper: thieves nab art to sell for scrap
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Nazi-plundered Matisse, Seurat in Israel museum have no owners
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Revealed: Royal family of Qatar is buyer of world’s most expensive Hirst
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Artist Kent Twitchell settles suit over mural
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Artists catch head lice for show
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An argument not to return artifacts
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Syria gives Iraq back treasure seized at border
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Chicago sculpture returned, but artist not happy
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Why does the press seem to be rooting for an art-auction crash?
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London's Parliament Square - a public mess?
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Austrian Supreme Court rejects Bloch-Bauer heirs' appeal for sixth Klimt
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Rauschenberg sues artist for selling his trash
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Iraq war thwarts loans to Louvre
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"Gross Clinic" disposals: Why is this "Cowboy Singing"?
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Thinking about The Gross Clinic
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Tamayo’s ‘Trovador’ is again up for sale
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Malevich heirs reach settlement with Stedelijk Museum
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Painted into a corner no longer
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Russian centerpiece in the middle of Sotheby’s dispute
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Philadelphia Museum of Art seals Eakins deal
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Ancient Afghan oil paintings discovered
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Ups and downs of Los Angeles arts funding
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Abortion art, possible hoaxes, and academic freedom
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Yale threatens to ban Shvarts’ art project from show
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Arts institutions feeling impact of ailing economy
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Baghdad culture fights an uphill battle
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London dealer misled by the Art Loss Register forced to return paintings
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The art of authentic forgery - Israel v. Oded Golan et al.
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The needle in the sea - fighting the looters of China's underwater treasure
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Row in UK over resale right grows
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'Due diligence' just a ruse?
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Dispute rages over Austria's looted art
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Art museums still struggle with provenance issues
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An art censored? We think not
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Yale to cancel controversial 'abortion art' exhibit unless student admits it's fiction
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Architects and confidentiality agreements
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Needed: tax breaks for UK art donors
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Pre-Raphaelite painting of Arthur returns - temporarily - to Britain
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An exhibition to die for—literally
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Dealer Salander loses fight to control his family's finances
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Art revealed as fiction at Yale
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Opinion: We should behold the spoils of war
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Guggenheim Bilbao says its finance director embezzled $775,000
(4/18/08)
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Graven images: Art in Iraq
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Randolph College and opponents seek bond money after art sale delay
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More on Yale and Peru
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Judge orders escaped art dealer returned to N.J.
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Jeweler Esmerian fights Merrill to stop `reckless' N.Y. auction
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Trash or treasure? Debate rages about Rauschenberg's art
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Exhibition exposes modern tragedy of Babylon
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Prof ensnared in case of Pissarro looted by Nazis
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Daniel Moore case gets its fourth judge
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A menagerie of Matisses? Zoos sell animal art
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Why high art didn't make it on the Vegas strip
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Is Goya masterpiece just a colossal mistake?
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Smuggled cultural relics returned to China
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Curator, artist resign from Scottish arts body over lion sculpture
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Avant-Garde art collection to be split among all 50 states
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Freud painting 'will set record'
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'Missing' fraud art goes on show
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A new study tallies the impact of Illinois’s diminished arts funding
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Guggenheim Vegas to close
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Art museums and federal earmarks
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Japan’s mad cow ban nearly ensnares Hirst artwork
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Sikh armor withdrawn amid protest on $32 million sale
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NYC Arbus photo auction canceled amid lawsuit over earlier sale
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Nude art causes students to lose cash in newspaper-backed contest
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Rothko kin sue to transfer his remains
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David Hockney donates to the Tate and says more artists should do the same
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Show's cancellation a rare case of artists advocating censorship
(4/7/08)
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Business-like arts a failure, says entrepreneur
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Fisk to appeal order on art collection
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At odds over art
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The firestorm over private museums
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Art or lewd graffiti? Battle looms as Los Angeles gives giant painting the brush off
(4/3/08)
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Australian art suspect assessed for drug problem
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“A quantum leap” for Australia
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Student files federal lawsuit against art teacher for censoring religious drawing
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France to cut red tape, provide free loans to revive art market
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Postmortem rights of publicity: The federal estate tax consequences of new state-law property rights
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'Drunks' pull off $500,000 artwork heist in Australia
(4/1/08)
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Purveyors of Marilyn Monroe memorabilia get favorable ruling
(4/1/08)
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The art of stealing art
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Art casualties from Tibet to Cambodia find an eager market
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British Museum and Africa's stolen artefacts
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Custody battle rages over ancient artifacts
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Time to reconsider title insurance for fine art?
(3/31/08)
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Day of the remains
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Art and history clash in San Francisco
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Hitler owned painting now in British National Gallery
(3/30/08)
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Art and the Nazis, times two
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San Francisco Art Institute halts exhibition showing killing of animals
(3/29/08)
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Courthouse's bold art draws a mixed verdict
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Guardis seized by British police following request from Italy
(3/27/08)
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Battle of the Black Swan - dispute over sunken ship involves US firm, Spain & Peru
(3/26/08)
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Looking for owners: exhibition on art stolen in France opens
(3/26/08)
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Pakistani art collector regains rare paintings
(3/26/08)
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Austrian minister calls for clarity on 'looted' art allegations
(3/26/08)
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Finn breaks off Easter Island statue's ear
(3/26/08)
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African art in European museums should be returned to Africa
(3/25/08)
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Judge cites man's threatening call for refusing bail in art-fraud case
(3/25/08)
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Francis Bacon's vulture painting may fetch $70 million in N.Y.
(3/25/08)
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£254m battle of the Black Swan
(3/25/08)
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Opponents urge Barnes Foundation judge to reopen move case
(3/25/08)
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U.S. indicts seven for selling fake Picassos, Warhols
(3/24/08)
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LA residents protest mural depicting Latino stereotypes
(3/24/08)
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Deep divide - Ilisu Dam will destroy ancient site of Hasankeyf and flood 200 Kurdish villages
(3/23/08)
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Raiders of Solo's lost art
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Art forgery operation broken up by FBI and Spanish police
(3/21/08)
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Outrage at cartoons still tests the Danes
(3/21/08)
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Philadelphia City Cultural Fund grants arts groups $2.1 million
(3/21/08)
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Halcyon Gallery sues artist for breach of contract
(3/20/08)
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Public access v private ownership - in defense of immunity from seizure
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Gardner getting new tips in search for stolen art
(3/19/08)
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Conference on looted artifacts opens at new Acropolis Museum in Athens
(3/19/08)
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Insurance for war loot claims
(3/19/08)
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Whitney Museum to receive $131 million gift
(3/19/08)
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Animated repatriation: Disney art returns
(3/19/08)
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Monet, Rodin among masterpieces stolen near Paris, AFP says
(3/19/08)
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Bogdanos claims antiquities smuggling funds Iraqi extremists
(3/18/08)
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Art of the steal - the unraveling of the Salander-O’Reilly Gallery
(3/17/08)
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Frederick Hart sculpture Ex Nihilo - once subject of lawsuit - becomes a ballet
(3/17/08)
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Akron investor's biblical artifacts being auctioned online
(3/17/08)
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Artifacts being sold don't include most valuable items
(3/17/08)
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Clandestine miners arrested for damaging Chinese archaeological site
(3/17/08)
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US court ruling keeps location of shipwreck treasure secret
(3/15/08)
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Artist defends video-game exhibit censored by Rensselaer
(3/13/08)
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Why we like art less when its price goes down
(3/13/08)
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Dutch restitution committee returns Toorop painting to heirs of German Jew forced by Nazis to sell
(3/13/08)
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California professor and holocaust expert involved in art restitution controversy
(3/13/08)
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Robert Rauschenberg sues fellow artist for selling works RR threw in trash
(3/13/08)
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Dutch establish Cultural Emergency Response fund
(3/12/08)
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Woman staking a claim to stolen Courbet dies
(3/11/08)
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Looting continues at archaeology site in Ibb - officials turn blind eye
(3/11/08)
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Spoils of war in peaceable Sweden
(3/11/08)
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Vienna's Leopold Museum under fire over looted art allegations
(3/11/08)
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Curator ferried damaged relics from Baghdad
(3/11/08)
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O’Keeffe Museum to stand down in battle with Fisk over art collection
(3/10/08)
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Preserving history - a report on a conference at Cardozo
(3/10/08)
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Another plan to save Stonehenge falls through
(3/7/08)
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Who really owns looted art?
(3/7/08)
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An ancient Apollo statue landed in Cleveland and touched off an international outcry
(3/7/08)
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Court decision: Fisk can keep Stieglitz collection, subject to no-sale and must-exhibit stipulations
(3/7/08)
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Museum to show stolen Munch art
(3/5/08)
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'Collar and Bow' statue draws a suit
(3/5/08)
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The arts of the campaign trail
(3/5/08)
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Accusations, depositions: Just more fodder for art
(3/4/08)
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Inflated art appraisals cost U.S. government untold millions
(3/4/08)
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Why museums shouldn't offload art
(3/4/08)
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American files suit demanding German museum return art stolen by Nazis
(3/4/08)
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Display of alleged Nazi-looted art causes stir in Austria
(3/4/08)
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The thief and the collector
(3/3/08)
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Iraq's legacy of looted treasures is revealed
(3/3/08)
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Ban Chiang controversy called into doubt by early modernist work
(3/1/08)
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Artist Rauschenberg sues over 'art' taken from his trash
(2/29/08)
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Untouched by Nazi hands but still perhaps tainted if sale forced
(2/28/08)
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Massachusetts auctioneer finds Nazi-looted art to be a headache
(2/28/08)
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Latest damage to antiquities on Temple Mount
(2/28/08)
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Arizona high school students want museum director disciplined for destroying their diorama
(2/28/08)
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Auctioneers and dealers slug it out at MoMA
(2/27/08)
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US-China cooperation urged to stop trade in relics
(2/27/08)
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Riding to rescue vital record of English medieval knights
(2/27/08)
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British Museum and army team up in move to rescue Iraq's heritage
(2/27/08)
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Why "de-accessioning" is a very bad idea
(2/27/08)
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Tempelsman sculptures return to Italy
(2/26/08)
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£1.4m art sale to fix leaking roof
(2/26/08)
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British army to assist at cultural sites in Iraq
(2/26/08)
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Lawrence Salander seeks job to help his N.Y. gallery
(2/26/08)
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Thai antiquities in U.S. may be stolen
(2/25/08)
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Times column exacerbates Yale-Peru negotiations
(2/25/08)
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Yale & the lost treasure of Machu Picchu
(2/24/08)
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PBS interview with Italian culture minister
(2/24/08)
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Plunder goes on tour
(2/24/08)
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Who owns history?
(2/24/08)
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Special Master assigned to oversee artist Daniel Moore case
(2/23/08)
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Modigliani scholar faces trial for fraud
(2/23/08)
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Was Swiss art theft a kidnapping case?
(2/22/08)
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Art that vanished in WWII turns up in Massachusetts auction
(2/22/08)
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Greece promises fall opening for much delayed Acropolis Museum
(2/22/08)
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Wal-Mart sues Icelandic artist
(2/22/08)
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The problem with privately funded museums
(2/22/08)
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Fisk chief says fiscal woes are near end
(2/22/08)
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Modigliani scholar faces trial for fraud
(2/21/08)
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The problem with privately funded museums
(2/21/08)
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Heirs of Curt Glazer react to decision of Basel City Council denying return of Nazi-looted art
(2/21/08)
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Seven Questions: A Reformed Stolen-Art Dealer Tells All
(2/21/08)
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Supreme Court of Japan finds Mapplethorpe not obscene
(2/20/08)
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German treasure hunters claim to have found Amber Room
(2/20/08)
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Oldest oil paintings found in Afghanistan
(2/20/08)
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Italian police recover dozens of looted artifacts
(2/20/08)
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Stolen art on display in a search for owners
(2/20/08)
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Stolen art found in car park
(2/19/08)
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New York museum disposes of its star attraction: the Rockefeller rooms
(2/19/08)
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Court battle over O'Keeffe art starts
(2/19/08)
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Two stolen paintings recovered in Switzerland
(2/19/08)
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Art theft and the realities of its perpetrators
(2/18/08)
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Why is it so easy to steal art in Europe?
(2/18/08)
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National Endowment for the Arts budget cuts should be met with outrage, not complacency
(2/18/08)
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Swiss police find paintings stolen in Zurich art heist
(2/18/08)
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Federal probe of Mingei museum puts focus on disputed pieces in collections
(2/18/08)
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A rich market for Russian icons, and their counterfeiters
(2/17/08)
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The art of stealing
(2/17/08)
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Audit of Miami-Dade's Art in Public Places program reveals missing artwork, poor maintenance, improper procedures
(2/17/08)
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Gaps in Apollo statue's history make it a focus of debate
(2/17/08)
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Art of making money: How does a dead fish sell for £12m and who's writing all the cheques?
(2/16/08)
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Organized crime likely behind Swiss art heist
(2/16/08)
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US files action to forfeit Basquiat painting worth $8 million
(2/15/08)
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Reward beats risk for art thieves
(2/15/08)
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The art of restitution
(2/15/08)
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Lost but not forgotten
(2/15/08)
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Missing Basquiat art reappears in NYC
(2/15/08)
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Shocked Swiss museums reconsider security after major thefts
(2/15/08)
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Monet painting in Cologne museum found to be forged
(2/15/08)
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Artist charged with manslaughter over sculpture deaths
(2/14/08)
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Fisk University in denial
(2/14/08)
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Art Institute resolves claims for fake Gauguin
(2/14/08)
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Brown and Putin withdraw their patronage as Russian loan show opens
(2/14/08)
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China overtakes France as third most important art market
(2/14/08)
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Danish papers reprint Muhammad cartoon
(2/13/08)
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List of notable art robberies
(2/13/08)
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World's greatest art heists
(2/13/08)
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Bare walls, soft security where art hung
(2/13/08)
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Thai antiquities resting uneasily
(2/13/08)
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Stolen art will be hard to sell
(2/12/08)
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£84m paintings stolen in 'spectacular' Swiss raid
(2/12/08)
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Frisking Fisk: Parsing O'Keeffe's angry letter, and what should happen next
(2/12/08)
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At Zurich museum, a theft of 4 masterworks
(2/11/08)
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The auction of Getty images appears to be stalled
(2/11/08)
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Russia creates online database of Nazi-looted art
(2/11/08)
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Judge rules against Fisk University's plan to share its art collection
(2/11/08)
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Does everyone steal cultural objects or only Europeans?
(2/11/08)
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How to sell a £26 million artwork in 80 seconds
(2/11/08)
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Finders, keepers - have too many antiquities been returned?
(2/10/08)
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Russians reveal hoard of 46,000 art treasures stolen by Nazis
(2/7/08)
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A Warhol surfaces and is headed for court
(2/7/08)
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Lawyers suggest process to retrieve art from Salander-O'Reilly
(2/7/08)
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Final Bush budget proposes slashing public broadcasting, NEA funding
(2/7/08)
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Lawsuit filed on misuse of artist's name
(2/6/08)
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Maier Museum trial could be delayed
(2/6/08)
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White House proposes increase for Smithsonian
(2/6/08)
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Gallery sues for return of stolen Warhol portrait
(2/6/08)
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Creative piracy: the paintings of Russell Connor
(2/5/08)
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Photographs and derivative works
(2/5/08)
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Christie's, Sotheby's offer record $847 million art
(2/5/08)
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Plan to boost California's arts budget dies in committee
(2/5/08)
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Painting at center of ownership fight raises specter of family's Nazi past
(2/4/08)
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Tax scheme Is blamed for damage to artifacts
(2/4/08)
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UN vandals spray graffiti on Sahara’s prehistoric art
(2/3/08)
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Swedish museum, family dispute painting
(2/3/08)
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Artist's widow fights to save husband's work
(2/3/08)
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NYC artist uses dead animals in art
(2/3/08)
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A common thief does not obtain ownership of stolen goods, and it is no different when the thieves are the Bolsheviks
(2/2/08)
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Feds paint picture of art intimidation in Chicago
(2/2/08)
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Towers risk vandalizing heritage sites across the country, Prince Charles says
(2/2/08)
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Italy lends the Getty a bounty of Berninis
(2/2/08)
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Art gallery raided in fraud probe; dozens of works taken from River North shop
(2/1/08)
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Credit fund SageCrest settles dispute with art gallery lender
(2/1/08)
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Danish museum to buy Muhammad cartoons which sparked global riots
(1/31/08)
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Attorney General asks judge to delay Fisk trial
(1/31/08)
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Art con fake may go back on show
(1/30/08)
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Philippe de Montebello announces retirement from the Met
(1/30/08)
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Sotheby's 2008 auction, profit estimates cut by stock analyst
(1/30/08)
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Does a repatriation request constitute a declaration of war?
(1/30/08)
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Federal probe of stolen art goes national
(1/29/08)
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Report details Smithsonian business unit’s problems
(1/29/08)
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The Russians are right to be nervous if lending stolen art
(1/29/08)
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Curtain falls on antiques rogue show as last of family forgers convicted
(1/28/08)
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Italy awaits biggest ever trial of tomb robbers
(1/28/08)
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Suspect: Saudi collector wanted art
(1/28/08)
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Salander-O'Reilly fights eviction from $154,000-a-month mansion
(1/28/08)
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Man in Bowers probe says he did nothing wrong
(1/27/08)
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Spain's seabed goldmine of treasure ships
(1/27/08)
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Cypriot tomb raider describes adventures with metal detector
(1/27/08)
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Art museum scandal grows: tax fraud & artifact looting alleged
(1/27/08)
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Deceased curator alleged link in smuggling case
(1/27/08)
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Museum staff called complicit in accepting illicit antiquities
(1/27/08)
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Russia to return art to Germany
(1/27/08)
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Now you see it, now you don't - cultural property: past, present and future
(1/25/08)
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Antiquities forgeries fool art markets
(1/25/08)
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Four California museums raided in Asian looting probe
(1/25/08)
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Rescuing ancient citadel offers a beacon of hope for war-torn Iraq
(1/25/08)
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US national parks being looted as demand for artifacts increases
(1/24/08)
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MFA sues to bolster claim to disputed 1913 painting
(1/24/08)
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Bus driver unearths £80,000 hoard of Bronze Age axe heads with metal detector
(1/22/08)
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Authorities seek shut-down of renowned Sao Paulo art museum
(1/22/08)
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UK Arts Council cuts are long overdue
(1/22/08)
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Spoils of war on exhibit at Stockholm museum
(1/22/08)
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Heirs of Jewish art collectors pursue works sold in Nazi era
(1/22/08)
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Illegal diggers chipping away at Iraq's heritage at thousands of largely unguarded sites
(1/22/08)
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Fatimid ewer sells for £220,000 in provincial British auction
(1/21/08)
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Russian collectors' heirs want compensation for lost art
(1/21/08)
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Objects without borders
(1/21/08)
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US and Italian officials seek better collaboration
(1/20/08)
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Spain's Law of Historical Memory designed to tear down Franco monuments
(1/20/08)
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Authenticating Warhol
(1/20/08)
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Miami missing large amount of public art (over $800,000)
(1/20/08)
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No 1st Amendment rights while viewing constitution at National Archives
(1/20/08)
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Claude Cassirer and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum spar over Camille Pissarro's Rue Saint-Honore: Afternoon, Rain Effect
(1/20/08)
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Footprints of Holocaust in battle for art lost to Hungary
(1/20/08)
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Bold theft at Hyderabad museum located in high-security zone
(1/19/08)
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Scandal steals spotlight in Greek culture ministry
(1/19/08)
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Shelby White to return art Italy claims was looted
(1/19/08)
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Chinese antiquities at Royal Ontario Museum under renewed scrutiny
(1/19/08)
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Salander, Gallery Agree to Move Art From Homes to Warehouse
(1/18/08)
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Orange County airport censors artist's work
(1/18/08)
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Florence considers plan to move David
(1/18/08)
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Brazil TV chef wanted over art theft
(1/15/08)
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Court ruling affects status of Nazi-stolen artworks
(1/14/08)
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Stolen works discovered in Glasgow
(1/14/08)
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In Spain, a monumental silence
(1/14/08)
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Repatriation of the Krater
(1/13/08)
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Legal war looms on arts cash cuts
(1/13/08)
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Norway increases Munch's `Scream' theft sentences
(1/13/08)
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Met forms search committee for director
(1/13/08)
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Russia approves UK art exhibition
(1/11/08)
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Euphronios' Last Day is Sunday; Italy to Substitute a Jug, Cup and Vase
(1/11/08)
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The search for successor at the Met
(1/11/08)
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Anonymous donors find their cover blown
(1/11/08)
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The Barnes Foundation selects architect for new arts education center
(1/11/08)
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Stolen paintings returned in Brazil
(1/9/08)
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Saving Afghanistan's art
(1/9/08)
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An art donor opts to hold on to his collection
(1/8/08)
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What is the right rate of capital gains taxation for art?
(1/8/08)
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New tax could hit UK art collectors
(1/8/08)
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Stonehenge rescue plan stalls
(1/8/08)
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Opponents of sale say Randolph College paintings should be returned
(1/7/08)
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Ott questions friends' lawyer's ability to handle Barnes appeals case
(1/7/08)
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Art without the artist
(1/7/08)
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Funding for NEA is enlightened
(1/7/08)
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Woman artist gets death threats over gay Muslim photos
(1/6/08)
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Police, art dealer recover 'Fantasia' art
(1/6/08)
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Stolen bronze statues worth $1 million sold to a junk shop for $4,000
(1/6/08)
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Restitution roulette
(1/6/08)
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Is art an industry or a luxury?
(1/4/08)
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Czech art group to face trial for controversial award winning project
(1/3/08)
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Race to save Lascaux cave art, prehistoric 'Sistine Chapel'
(1/3/08)
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Texas town apologizes for banning nursing mother art
(1/3/08)
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Samsung accused of $64m art fraud
(1/3/08)
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U.K. passes Art Immunity Order to clear way for Russian exhibit
(12/30/07)
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Department of Monumental Copyrights, New York City Division
(12/30/07)
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Fragments of an antiquities conspiracy?
(12/30/07)
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Financially ailing black school struggles to sell O'Keeffe art
(12/30/07)
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Elderly German baroness living in Providence must relinquish painting sold under duress in Nazi Germany
(12/29/07)
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Supreme Court finds historic document behind filing cabinet
(12/29/07)
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Egypt to copyright the pyramids and antiquities
(12/26/07)
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Exhibition back on as law tightened
(12/26/07)
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Spanish portrait bought by Prince of Liechtenstein detained in UK
(12/26/07)
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Judge rules N.M. museum will stay in lawsuit over O'Keeffe art
(12/26/07)
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After legal odyssey, Italy mounts homecoming show for looted antiquities
(12/20/07)
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Looted art displayed in Rome
(12/18/07)
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Rare find highlights antiquities fears
(12/18/07)
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Grand jury to hear art theft case
(12/18/07)
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Poussin Sacraments to stay on public display at National Gallery
(12/16/07)
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Hamburg show closes after Chinese warriors prove to be fakes
(12/16/07)
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Some charges dropped against former curator
(12/15/07)
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What a "transformative gift" means to the LA County Museum
(12/15/07)
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Western Australian government's $73 million gift to the arts a shocker
(12/15/07)
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Legislation to restore benefits of fractional gifts introduced
(12/13/07)
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Anonymous painting attributed to Caravaggio
(12/13/07)
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Political deal-making expedites Barnes move to Philly
(12/13/07)
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Fake warriors 'art crime of decade', say German critics
(12/12/07)
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Revealed: Art Institute of Chicago Gauguin sculpture is fake
(12/12/07)
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Randolph College taken off accreditation warning
(12/12/07)
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Canada delays copyright amendment
(12/12/07)
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The counterfeiters: Inside the world of art forgery
(12/10/07)
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Sculptor says collector made too many editions
(12/10/07)
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Two museums go to court over the right to Picassos
(12/9/07)
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Matter's Pollock paintings still raise questions
(12/9/07)
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NYCLU represents subway photographer
(12/7/07)
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… but Lloyd Webber’s picture is ‘not stolen’
(12/7/07)
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New tax rules for charitable deductions create hurdles to taxpayer philanthropy
(12/7/07)
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Fake ROM bomber: ‘I stand behind my artwork and am proud of it’
(12/5/07)
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Hirst's interest in stuffed kittens starts legal row
(12/5/07)
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Museum to pay $2.2m to builder who sued
(12/5/07)
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Maier art sale opponents win another court victory
(12/4/07)
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The urge to destroy art
(12/4/07)
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New York's steep rents may cause exodus of artists, study says
(12/4/07)
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New NAGPRA proposed rule for human remains
(12/3/07)
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New legislation on Greek cultural goods
(12/3/07)
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Pollock cache may have been painted after artist's death
(12/3/07)
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NY public library under fire for Bush admin photos
(12/3/07)
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Randolph College withdraws proceeding dealing with selling, sharing art
(12/2/07)
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Progress seen in talks on antiquities
(12/2/07)
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Rubens art 'not stolen by Nazis'
(11/30/07)
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Moscow's historic architecture endangered
(11/30/07)
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Arts education virtually nonexistent in Philadelphia
(11/30/07)
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Returning the loot, piece by piece
(11/29/07)
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Greek court dismisses case against ex-curator
(11/28/07)
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Australia Parliament on guard against MP art theft
(11/28/07)
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Israeli artist Yaacov Agam fights the reinstallation of his work at Michigan and Randolph
(11/28/07)
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Ex-Getty curator wins legal battle in Greece
(11/27/07)
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Italian city rings alarm bells over 1994 art theft
(11/27/07)
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Jade sale creates complications for MFA
(11/26/07)
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Coronation chair and medieval panels damaged by heating in Westminster Abbey
(11/26/07)
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Bank of America will auction Wyeth paintings to help nonprofits
(11/26/07)
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Undercover restorers fix Paris landmark's clock
(11/26/07)
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National Museum of Iraq to reopen
(11/26/07)
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Desert art in danger at Egypt's new tourism frontier
(11/22/07)
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Mixed messages from Banksy's publishers over eBay print fraud
(11/22/07)
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Lloyd Webber Foundation wins dismissal of Picasso art lawsuit
(11/21/07)
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Ex-Bellevue Arts Museum official charged
(11/21/07)
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Painting goes from trash to $1 million treasure
(11/21/07)
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After Smithsonian loses Oceans gift, board to review donation process
(11/21/07)
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Ex-Getty curator is now on trial in Greece
(11/20/07)
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Robert De Niro says gallery stole father's paintings
(11/20/07)
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What role do museums play at universities?
(11/20/07)
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Where are all the women artists at MoMA?
(11/20/07)
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Why creative people are putting their work free on the Net
(11/20/07)
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Salander, bankrupt gallery, can borrow $630,000, lawyer says
(11/19/07)
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Statue forger jailed for art con
(11/19/07)
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Swedish museum says its Andy Warhol Brillo boxes are fakes
(11/19/07)
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Coin collectors sue state department over import rules
(11/19/07)
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How garden shed fakers fooled the art world
(11/18/07)
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Museums solicit dealers’ largess
(11/18/07)
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Court blocks Va. college's art sale
(11/18/07)
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Deterrence for art vandals?
(11/18/07)
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Virginia Supreme Court blocks auction of Randolph College art collection
(11/17/07)
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Woman convicted of kissing painting
(11/17/07)
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Nussenzweig v. DiCorcia: Affirmed
(11/17/07)
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ACLU of WA files lawsuit on behalf of UW art professor
(11/16/07)
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Warhol 'Liz' painting sells for $23M
(11/16/07)
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Artwork about art donations raises questions
(11/16/07)
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Christie's pulls letters from sale after theft claims
(11/14/07)
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Italy funds restoration through TV telethon
(11/14/07)
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Judge sets time for payment in Randolph art sale
(11/14/07)
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Tutankhamun returns in a blaze of publicity - and controversy
(11/13/07)
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Harvard gets Barnett Newman cache
(11/13/07)
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MacGregor considers Egypt's Rosetta Stone loan request
(11/13/07)
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Gehry - construction defects are inevitable
(11/13/07)
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Archeologists unearth 4,000-year-old temple in Peru
(11/12/07)
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National library regains stolen 500-year-old maps
(11/12/07)
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Top security protects vault of priceless gems
(11/12/07)
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Logic of non-restitution of cultural objects from the musée du quai Branly
(11/12/07)
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Appeal sought for art bond
(11/12/07)
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21st century Indian wars
(11/10/07)
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80,000 Reagan artifacts missing from museum
(11/10/07)
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Disastrous sale sends Sotheby's shares falling by 37% in one day
(11/10/07)
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Judge grants injunction to delay sale of Maier paintings
(11/9/07)
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Van Gogh fails to sell at auction
(11/9/07)
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Where law meets creative expression
(11/9/07)
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Pakistan's Heritage at risk
(11/9/07)
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Charles Saatchi’s art to go on rotating display at Hermitage
(11/8/07)
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Bankruptcy filing offers Salander temporary reprieve
(11/8/07)
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MIT sues Frank Gehry over building flaws
(11/8/07)
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At Sotheby’s art auction, buyers were not impressed
(11/8/07)
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Brandeis to sell Hassam painting
(11/8/07)
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U.S. art dealer Eisenberg returns eight antiquities to Italy
(11/7/07)
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Critical date set for Randolph artworks
(11/7/07)
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1937 Matisse sells for $33.6 million
(11/7/07)
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M.I.T. sues Frank Gehry, citing flaws in center he designed
(11/7/07)
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Art dealer files for bankruptcy, delaying suits against him
(11/6/07)
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Harvard opts to renovate museums as Allston waits
(11/6/07)
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Who gives the gift, and who gets the gift?
(11/6/07)
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Egon Schiele's dream to save Klimt studio close to realisation
(11/6/07)
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Samarra mosque at risk from new police barracks
(11/6/07)
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A souvenir of 1945 reveals Hitler's 'mail order' art looting
(11/5/07)
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Wal-Mart heiress seeks share in Fisk's US modern art collection - court date set
(11/5/07)
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George Bellows painting may break record for the most expensive piece of American art sold at auction
(11/5/07)
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Secrets of the auction houses
(11/3/07)
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Hawaii artist prevails in lawsuit over photo
(11/3/07)
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Comparing and contrasting the Fisk and Randolph College deaccessionings
(11/3/07)
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DA's office searches art dealer's New York home
(11/2/07)
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A rare Turner hits the markets
(11/2/07)
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National Archives announces discovery of "Hitler albums" documenting looted art
(11/2/07)
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Calatrava, bridges, and moral rights
(10/30/07)
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Revised public photography rules in NYC
(10/30/07)
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Unknown Ramirez trove discovered in California
(10/30/07)
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Churchill painting to hit the block
(10/30/07)
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UK museums score art bequest worth over $200m
(10/30/07)
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The treasure of the oceans: rise of the salvagers
(10/29/07)
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Supreme Court declines case involving Van Gogh painting
(10/29/07)
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Big dreams, big expenses: In a lavish town house, an art gallery in trouble
(10/29/07)
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Seized Elton artwork not indecent
(10/28/07)
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The art no one sees: a basement that symbolises cultural isolation
(10/28/07)
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Norton Simon Museum keeps Cranachs—for now
(10/28/07)
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Returning stolen art: no easy answers
(10/27/07)
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Daily Show investigates art authentication
(10/27/07)
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N.J. man arrested in Goya painting theft
(10/27/07)
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Artist settles with Costco
(10/27/07)
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Returning stolen art: No easy answers
(10/27/07)
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Princeton to return disputed art to Italy
(10/27/07)
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Scientific tools hunt for lost Da Vinci art
(10/25/07)
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Fisk University hopes to sell O'Keeffe art
(10/25/07)
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Foes of Randolph College art sale go to court
(10/25/07)
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Museum director casts doubt on Russian show
(10/25/07)
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Italian police find extensive, self-excavated private museum in home of pensioner
(10/25/07)
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France stops Maori mummy's return
(10/25/07)
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Word of accused art forgers good enough for expert
(10/24/07)
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Hermitage won't send art to London without guarantee
(10/24/07)
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Dumped oil painting 'worth $1m'
(10/24/07)
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Masterpieces from Russia, with some concern
(10/24/07)
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In defense of Crystal Bridges
(10/23/07)
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Judge orders inventory of East Side gallery
(10/23/07)
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Unsuccessful Nazi spoliation claim
(10/22/07)
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Disputed fragment back on the market
(10/22/07)
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More on the fractional gifts bill
(10/22/07)
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Not funny: Indianapolis Museum's padlocked Caravaggio
(10/22/07)
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Expert questions museum's role in Fisk art sale case
(10/21/07)
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Fighting for the Barnes
(10/21/07)
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Judge: Museum can keep Nazi-looted art
(10/19/07)
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Sotheby's Iznik tiles come from stolen hoard
(10/19/07)
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Lauder’s openness is sought on artwork
(10/19/07)
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Gallery padlocked, big show canceled, works impounded pending hearing
(10/19/07)
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Embattled dealer cancels exhibit as partner removes Caravaggios
(10/18/07)
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Fractional giving - the tax law changes all
(10/18/07)
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Rethinking public art
(10/18/07)
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Controversy over San Antonio arts funding plan
(10/18/07)
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O’Keeffe Museum asks court to stop art-sharing deal by university in Tennessee
(10/17/07)
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Spain seizes the Ocean Explorer
(10/17/07)
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The Barnes morphs into a museum
(10/17/07)
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Upper East Side gallery shows may be canceled
(10/17/07)
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Congress to address the fractional gifts mess
(10/16/07)
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Tangle of deception remains as ex-art dealer faces prison
(10/16/07)
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Caravaggio to the rescue? A gallery's fate hangs in the balance
(10/16/07)
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Artist defiantly draws Prophet Mohammed
(10/16/07)
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After 2,500 years, Parthenon treasures move to new home
(10/15/07)
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Paris art woes
(10/15/07)
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Germany, Poland in tussle over treasures
(10/15/07)
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Tate Modern's crack claims first victims
(10/15/07)
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Five teenagers charged over attack on Monet painting
(10/13/07)
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Relief at Arts Council's extra £50m
(10/13/07)
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Artwork inspired by Banksy is among 16 banned from show by culture minister
(10/13/07)
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A guilty plea in bacterial art case
(10/13/07)
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Art heist was a 'flame'-up
(10/12/07)
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Woman arrested for selling forged Milton Avery painting
(10/12/07)
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IRS steps up scrutiny on popular tax strategy
(10/12/07)
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With Altria leaving, Whitney loses branch
(10/12/07)
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Royal College of Art to sell Francis Bacon
(10/12/07)
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How Bingham got Yale into trouble
(10/10/07)
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Russian approves return of stained glass windows taken from Germany
(10/10/07)
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Greeks go for all the marbles in effort to get back artifacts
(10/9/07)
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Art slogan mistaken for graffiti
(10/9/07)
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Foundation to contest decision in Canadian art dispute
(10/9/07)
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Insurance firm's art fetches $1.5 million
(10/8/07)
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Christian artist accuses gallery of religious discrimination
(10/8/07)
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Italy resorts to telethon to protect antiquities
(10/8/07)
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Vandal punches hole in a Monet in Paris
(10/8/07)
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As a company leaves town, arts grants follow
(10/8/07)
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Dead Prince Harry sculpture stirs controversy
(10/7/07)
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Stolen painting: lawyer among four charged with conspiracy to rob
(10/7/07)
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Arrests after da Vinci work found
(10/6/07)
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Will The Hammer bring down the hammer on The Hammer?
(10/6/07)
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Slap on the wrist for fraudulent antiquities dealer
(10/4/07)
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US billionaire has donated $55m to preserve global sites
(10/4/07)
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Fearing indecency laws, radio station broadcasts Ginsberg poem online
(10/4/07)
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Why in the world can't a portrait gallery' serve a dual purpose?
(10/4/07)
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What's missing from the Getty/Italy accord
(10/4/07)
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Italy's presidential palace to host 40 artifacts returned from Getty Museum
(10/3/07)
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Four pieces of Maier Museum art to be sold
(10/2/07)
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Palace to house Rostropovich art
(10/2/07)
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Gallery closes Nan Goldin show per Elton John request
(10/2/07)
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A southern college to sell prized paintings
(10/2/07)
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Nazi World War art claim made
(10/1/07)
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Judge say garden was art, Park District may have to pay artist damages
(10/1/07)
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Contemporary art prices 'up 55%'
(10/1/07)
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Storms blamed for Venice's falling masonry
(10/1/07)
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A painting comes home (or at least a facsimile)
(10/1/07)
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The week in review included several art disputes
(9/30/07)
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Irish Museum cleared of Nazi loot claim
(9/30/07)
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Art first, ethnicity second: Native artists embrace multicultural world
(9/30/07)
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Public art doesn't always fit
(9/30/07)
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More trouble for Salander-O’Reilly Gallerie
(9/29/07)
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Barnes battle continues
(9/29/07)
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GAO faults Smithsonian upkeep and security
(9/29/07)
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Indecent innocence
(9/29/07)
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Picasso thief is put on probation
(9/28/07)
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Salesman who gets to bring home the Bacon
(9/28/07)
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Rubens illegally exported to US
(9/27/07)
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Leonard Lauder’s Klimt landscape belongs to me, says heir of Nazi victim
(9/27/07)
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An outpost of the arts, secured by a military dictator
(9/27/07)
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New film depicts trials of artist arrested as bioterrorist
(9/27/07)
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Conference scheduled in Illinois on contested cultural heritage in a global world
(9/27/07)
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Of art and theft, Rockwell, MLK and Spielberg
(9/27/07)
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Eschewing public debate at the Barnes Foundation
(9/26/07)
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Who owns unfinished art?
(9/26/07)
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Greater European co-operation urged to prevent art theft
(9/26/07)
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Heir of Holocaust victim claims Klimt in Lauder collection
(9/26/07)
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Italy drops civil charges against ex-Getty curato
(9/26/07)
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Getty Museum reaches accord with Italy over artifacts
(9/26/07)
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Four heirs of Dutch Jew file claim to artworks
(9/26/07)
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Having won the first battle, MassMoCA cedes the war
(9/26/07)
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Unauthorized Banksy prints sold on eBay at inflated prices due to manufactured bidding
(9/25/07)
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Swiss artist appeals decision to let museum show unfinished work
(9/25/07)
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Designs solicited, discussion unwanted at the Barnes Foundation
(9/24/07)
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MIT student's "art" causes panic
(9/24/07)
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Boaz calls for separation of art and state
(9/24/07)
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MassMoCA can show artists unfinished installation
(9/24/07)
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White House To Showcase Lawrence Painting
(9/22/07)
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Jewish art dealers' heirs claim 227 paintings from the Netherlands
(9/21/07)
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Russia to send loans to Britain following anti-seizure pledge
(9/19/07)
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Russian oligarch halts auction to buy complete Rostropovich art collection
(9/19/07)
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Philadelphia giving art the treatment
(9/19/07)
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St. Louis Art Museum plans large deaccessioning
(9/19/07)
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Boston's MFA gets $10 million towards $415 million goal
(9/18/07)
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It is the death of history as Iraqi historical sites are plundered
(9/18/07)
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Risks involved in moving art
(9/17/07)
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Chinese vow to halt sale of emperor's bronze
(9/17/07)
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First Harvard bell returned to Russian monastery after 77 years
(9/17/07)
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Film The Rape of Europa opens in US cinemas
(9/17/07)
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Egyptians upset as Germany rejects loan of Nefertiti bust
(9/17/07)
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Yale officials agree to return Peruvian artifacts
(9/17/07)
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Lost Venetian painting is recreated
(9/17/07)
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Usmanov pays more than $40 million for Rostropovich art
(9/17/07)
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Aboriginal art under threat
(9/16/07)
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Cleric rapped for using Nazi term on art
(9/16/07)
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Is it art yet? And who decides?
(9/16/07)
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German archbishop denounces some modern art as "degenerate"
(9/15/07)
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Bounty offered for murder of Swedish cartoonist for cartoon of Prophet Muhammad
(9/15/07)
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Is it art yet and who decides? MassMoCA & Christoph Büchel
(9/14/07)
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Forger guest stars at exhibition
(9/10/07)
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Restitution of Nazi loot still an art
(9/10/07)
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Peru expands efforts against tomb robbers
(9/10/07)
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A tangled journey home: artifacts return to Italy and Greece with their histories
(9/9/07)
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Can donations to the arts be justified?
(9/8/07)
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Pollock or not? Does it Matter for fair use?
(9/6/07)
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Christie's discontinues sales of pre-Columbian art
(9/6/07)
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Sotheby's Hong Kong to auction Chinese relic looted from the Summer Palace
(9/6/07)
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Art theft ranked as fourth-largest criminal enterprise
(9/5/07)
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Karachi bids to revive heritage ravaged by extremism
(9/5/07)
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Black archeology big business in the Caucasus
(9/5/07)
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Pentecostal doctrine quickening loss of valuable Nigerian artifacts
(9/5/07)
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Rabindranath Tagore's Nobel medal lost forever
(9/5/07)
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UVa must explain the mystery of the Morgantina masks
(9/5/07)
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Recovering masterpieces - the fallout from Nazi art theft
(9/5/07)
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Should knockoffs be illegal?
(9/4/07)
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Who should own sunken treasure?
(9/4/07)
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Control of choreography at issue in lawsuit
(9/4/07)
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WIPO issues guide for museums on managing intellectual property
(9/4/07)
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UVa repatriates two ancient Greek sculptures to Sicily
(9/3/07)
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A cautionary tale for nonprofits from the folks who brought you intermediate sanctions
(9/3/07)
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Australians upset with portrait of Jesus Bin Laden
(9/3/07)
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The true value of arts education
(9/3/07)
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Did Pollock paint them?
(9/3/07)
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Rhode Islands Plymouth Rock being revived
(8/30/07)
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UNESCO condemns commercial exploitation of ancient shipwrecks
(8/29/07)
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A college's art treasure dilemma: to sell or to hold?
(8/29/07)
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Neighbors sue to keep Barnes from moving
(8/29/07)
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Court battle over salvaged treasure pits Spain against US firm & mirrors dispute between maritime archaeologists and commercial salvors
(8/28/07)
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Tourist in Russia stumbles into legal predicament
(8/28/07)
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Can there be a licit trade in antiquities?
(8/27/07)
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Disputed Pollocks go on display in Boston
(8/27/07)
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Excessive compensation triggers investigation of Boston arts center
(8/27/07)
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When US was copyright outlaw
(8/27/07)
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Small players pay more at Christie's and Sotheby's
(8/27/07)
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Update on the Barnes Clash: Should I stay or should I go?
(8/27/07)
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Judge Denies MASS MoCA's Request To Keep Artists From Making Art
(8/27/07)
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Israel Museum launches on-line catalog of art and
Judaica in its collection looted during WWII
(8/27/07)
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Elizabeth Taylor will have to defend her ownership of Van Gogh painting in Supreme Court
(8/27/07)
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New Russian directive will make repatriation of German art more difficult
(8/27/07)
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Importance of arts to economy of NYC in The Warhol Economy
(8/27/07)
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Commentary on America's commitment to safeguarding heritage
(8/27/07)
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Poland rejects call to return German artworks
(8/27/07)
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Yale agrees to give Peru an inventory of Machu Picchu artifacts
(8/27/07)
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Will copyright kill the fashion industry?
(8/27/07)
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Questions of authenticity dog trove of new Pollocks
(8/27/07)
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American Indians go to court to protect sacred sites
(8/27/07)
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Stolen by Stalin
(8/27/07)
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Debate on publication of unprovenanced artifacts
(8/27/07)
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Impact of booming antiques market
(8/27/07)
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NYC agrees to rewrite controversial rules on street photography
(8/27/07)
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US proposes legislation to make Titanic an international maritime memorial site
(8/27/07)
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Atlanta company becomes sole owner of Titanic
artifacts
(8/27/07)
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Italy drops civil charges against Marion True
(8/27/07)
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Judge tells Iran to answer questions over terrorist attack in order to keep artifacts
(8/27/07)
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Lessons from the Getty return
(8/27/07)
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Germany issues catalog of missing art works in push for return of war booty
(8/27/07)
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D.C. attorney accuses Smithsonian of fraudulently acquiring work of a renowned Depression-era black artist
(8/27/07)
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Getty settles with Italy
(8/27/07)
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One rule for the Getty, another for Italy?
(8/27/07)
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Malevich lawsuit tests whether American courts remain open to claims for Nazi-looted artworks held by European museums
(8/27/07)
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US imposes restrictions on importing Cypriot coins
(8/24/07)
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Warhol Foundation sued for market domination
(8/24/07)
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Lawyer specializes in recovering stolen art, cultural treasures, historical pieces
(8/24/07)
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Spielberg sued for painting on FBI's most-wanted stolen works list
(8/24/07)
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Nazi Art Dealer's Will Disperses Dutch Masters, Expressionists
(8/24/07)
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Statue as symbol in patrimony tug-of-war
(8/12/07)
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Sweden’s museum of modern art faces first claim for Nazi-looted art
(8/12/07)
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Buyer keeps Warhol though dealer had no right to sell
(8/12/07)
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Prague court sets precedent in restitution battles
(8/12/07)
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Oman's Arabian Oryx Sanctuary first site ever to be deleted from UNESCO's World Heritage List
(8/12/07)
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Ethiopia demands return of Magdala loot including remains of Prince Tewodros
(7/30/07)
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Art imitating art: Bruce museums looks at forgeries
(7/30/07)
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Masterpiece detectives: inside the investigator’s art
(7/30/07)
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Art Loss Register now tracking fakes?
(7/30/07)
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Pissaro lost and found
(7/30/07)
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Promises and reality in the restitution of Holocaust-era assets
(7/30/07)
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Stolen artefacts, lost heritage
(7/30/07)
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Rising Korean art academic star exposed as fraud
(7/30/07)
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Ice Age cave art site preserved
(7/29/07)
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Treasures that take place of inheritance tax
(7/29/07)
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Art meets war in Iraq, and one loses
(7/29/07)
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The Graffiti Archaeology Project archives writings on walls
(7/26/07)
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Censorship and Islamicization make the Malaysian artist’s life edgy
(7/26/07)
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She loved not wisely but too well.
(7/25/07)
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6,000 suspects in theft of miniature masterpiece
(7/10/07)
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Swiss hand back stolen statue from Crete
(7/10/07)
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Getty's new director faces impasse with Italy
(7/10/07)
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Scrutiny of the bounty: shipwrecks as heritage
(7/10/07)
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Vienna exhibition of Benin bronzes stirs debate
(7/10/07)
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Underwater treasure hunting threatening history
(7/10/07)
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Faking it
(7/10/07)
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Militants target Iraq's pre-Islamic heritage
(7/9/07)
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Exciting exhibition in Berlin awakes a plea for the return of stolen treasures
(7/9/07)
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Strange saga of Steven Spielberg's stolen Russian Rockwell
(7/9/07)
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Nazi-looted Pissarro in Zurich bank pits heiress against dealer
(7/9/07)
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Nazi looted painting's found in dealer's Swiss bank safe
(7/9/07)
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Colombian court rules on billion-dollar shipwreck
(7/9/07)
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Links of Gardner theft to Boston mob persist in press
(7/9/07)
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Banksy sculpture is snatched from the garden of 'kidnapper'
(7/9/07)
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Copyrights That No One Knows About Don’t Help Anyone
(6/1/07)
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Another victory for Carol Shloss
(6/1/07)
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Stolen fine art: organized crime's new commodity?
(6/1/07)
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Pittsburgh to drop unusual 'arts tax'
(6/1/07)
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ICOM calls for repatriation of cultural properties abroad
(6/1/07)
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Cooling U.S. market sends tomb raiders abroad
(6/1/07)
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Invest in shipwrecks and dead bodies
(6/1/07)
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Peru tries to stop the auctioning of its culture
(6/1/07)
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Sunken treasure gaining attention
(6/1/07)
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Sotheby's targets the rich: grows in Moscow, shrinks in London
(5/31/07)
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Museum Of Modern Art elects new chairman
(5/31/07)
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Acropolis sculptures to be moved to new home
(5/31/07)
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Arts pumped $21.2 billion into NYC economy in 2005
(5/31/07)
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Hot market tempts colleges and museums to deaccession art for cash
(5/31/07)
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Virtual museums buddy up online
(5/30/07)
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Virtual tour might save Chinese cave art
(5/30/07)
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Problems in securing Philly site for the Barnes
(5/30/07)
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Art museum in Bellevue, WA, fires chief financial officer for alleged embezzlement
(5/29/07)
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An impasse in Italian talks over return of artifacts
(5/29/07)
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Aussie Aboriginal work sets million dollar record
(5/29/07)
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Picasso drawing called fake, but lawsuit against Duluth dealer real
(5/27/07)
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Cherished heirloom that vanished from storage and reappeared in a Madrid museum
(5/27/07)
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Russia halts shipment of satirical art to Dresden
(5/26/07)
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Danish artist detained in Vienna over anti-Putin posters
(5/26/07)
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Canadian art sale raises record $22.8-million
(5/25/07)
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Fighting arts cuts with fun and games
(5/25/07)
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Büchel's attorney attacks MASS MoCA
(5/25/07)
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Artist offers own head as replacement for repatriated collection
(5/24/07)
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Presidential montage falls foul of Moscow customs
(5/24/07)
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Dispute over Büchel installation heads to court
(5/24/07)
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Public access group challenges Smithsonian over copyrights
(5/23/07)
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MASS MoCA to open exhibit sans artist's OK
(5/23/07)
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Nonprofit arts groups rebound from 9/11 slide
(5/23/07)
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Christie's in scuffle over looted Byzantine antiquities
(5/23/07)
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Dispute with artist leads to shrouded exhibit
(5/23/07)
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Rare Raphael work up for auction
(5/22/07)
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£1m of Scottish colourists’ art goes up for sale to save castle
(5/22/07)
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A great idea lives forever. Shouldn’t its copyright?
(5/21/07)
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Computers may help identify phony art
(5/21/07)
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Taylor can keep 'looted' Van Gogh
(5/21/07)
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Indian art student jailed for erotic final-exam project deemed offensive
(5/19/07)
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Derek Fincham's strategies for regulating international cultural property
(5/19/07)
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A Warhol or Rothko for $70 million? Why not a Caribbean Island instead?
(5/18/07)
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Outsider art dealer discovers rare African totems
(5/18/07)
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A bombshell decision: Marilyn Monroe in the public domain
(5/18/07)
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Shipwrecked treasure ship yields historic riches
(5/18/07)
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Public museums getting priced out in quest for art
(5/17/07)
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A vigorous art sale makes auction history
(5/17/07)
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Chinese navy dives for golden junk
(5/15/07)
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Spanish museum said to be exhibiting stolen Egyptian antiquity
(5/12/07)
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Discovery in Cornwall leading to return of Kenyan totems
(5/12/07)
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Connecticut museum opens exhibit on fakes and forgeries
(5/12/07)
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Munch painting stolen by Nazis is returned to Mahler heir
(5/12/07)
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Artifacts pit American Indians against museums
(5/12/07)
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European buyers enjoy weak dollar at art auction
(5/11/07)
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Guggenheim Foundation takes steps to preserve its artistic legacy
(5/11/07)
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Political artists should get their hands dirty
(5/11/07)
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Lowry robbery couple tell of knife raid ordeal
(5/10/07)
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Conference report: How to handle executive pay, donors and the press
(5/10/07)
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The Renoir wars
(5/10/07)
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International bidders raise prices at art auction
(5/10/07)
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The idol thief - Indian antiquities-smuggling ring busted
(5/10/07)
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The most pressing legal issues facing US museums are ...
(5/10/07)
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Britain & the Benin bronzes
(5/10/07)
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Tainted Thyssen dynasty
(5/9/07)
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King Herod's grave uncovered in hilltop fortress
(5/8/07)
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Attorney general can join Fisk case
(5/8/07)
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Mona Lisa's identity revealed?
(5/8/07)
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Bringing trust back to the Getty
(5/7/07)
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Lost and not found: India's stolen artefacts
(5/7/07)
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Uganda: Government to stop sponsoring arts courses
(5/7/07)
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Sotheby's posts quarterly net, buoyed by London sales
(5/7/07)
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Marilyn Monroe’s right of publicity in New York
(5/7/07)
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Natural history museum embarks on $115-million drive
(5/7/07)
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Supreme Court: rethinking the patent process
(5/7/07)
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Shelby White in Center Court at the Met
(5/6/07)
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Picasso work found in Oxfam book
(5/6/07)
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Nepalese shepherd leads archaeologists to art treasures
(5/6/07)
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Thugs rob art dealer of £2m worth of Lowrys
(5/4/07)
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12th century paintings of Buddha found in Nepal
(5/4/07)
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Marilyn Monroe's death ended rights to her image: court
(5/4/07)
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Brown's family in lyrics protest
(5/4/07)
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Is British art being driven in the right direction?
(5/4/07)
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Sexually explicit art exhibit causes outrage
(5/3/07)
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Lawsuits compete for returned paintings
(5/3/07)
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Qatar buys up for its new museum
(5/3/07)
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$1bn donations put Seattle on the map
(5/3/07)
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An auction season of high estimates, and even higher risks
(5/3/07)
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Arts library planned in Brooklyn hits a snag
(5/3/07)
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Penn State sued over squelched terrorism art exhibit
(5/2/07)
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Egypt will request loan of artifacts
(5/2/07)
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It's unlovely but influential. Should it be landmarked?
(5/2/07)
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Tony Blair's arts legacy
(5/2/07)
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Shelby White in center court at the Met
(5/2/07)
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A bank and art museum's marriage of convenience
(5/1/07)
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Tribal leaders protest Canadian exhibit
(5/1/07)
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The disturbing history of British Columbia's censhorship
(5/1/07)
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The fight over funding is about much more than the Olympics. It's arts v sport: the showdown
(5/1/07)
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The coming arts leadership brain drain
(5/1/07)
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Why Indianapolis will no longer buy unprovenanced antiquities
(4/30/07)
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Italy to return ancient statue to Libya
(4/30/07)
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Long-term leasing for antiquities
(4/30/07)
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High Museum unlocks 'Gates of Paradise'
(4/30/07)
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A Colorado arts funding scenario
(4/30/07)
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Gritty Pittsburgh embraces the arts
(4/29/07)
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Beaverbrook decision appeal focuses on Cory
(4/29/07)
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Short list of all-star architects for the Barnes
(4/29/07)
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From the Barnes, a shortlist of architects
(4/29/07)
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Cooper-Hewitt is determined to expand, despite a host of critics
(4/28/07)
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Top Del. court upholds dismissal of forged art lawsuit
(4/28/07)
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Should endangered antiquities be leased out?
(4/28/07)
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German manual makes Nazi-looted art claims easier
(4/28/07)
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Survey says thousands of Nazi-looted art works are held by museums
(4/28/07)
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Elderly pair face art scam charges
(4/27/07)
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Statement of Sen. Patrick Leahy, introduction of the Artist-Museum Partnership Act of 2007
(4/27/07)
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Museums at war over a flying visit home for Queen Nefertiti
(4/27/07)
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Fears for Gaudi masterpiece as rail tunnel approved
(4/27/07)
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Art returning to SoHo wall, with room for commerce
(4/26/07)
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Panel says NYC historical society can alter landmark building
(4/26/07)
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Swedish entrance fees deter museumgoers in droves
(4/26/07)
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Bill encourages artists’ donations (again)
(4/26/07)
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Nonprofit arts: chasing the fountain of youth
(4/26/07)
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German institutions urged to do more over art seized by Nazis
(4/25/07)
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Campaign to save artists' Lake District refuge
(4/25/07)
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Penn State grad sues over canceled art exhibit
(4/25/07)
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It's rubbish, but is it art? Bacon's trash sold for almost £1m
(4/25/07)
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Michael Billington: UK arts cuts are dismal
(4/25/07)
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Reversal on Renoir: bronzes a fake?
(4/24/07)
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Munch art thieves jailed in Oslo
(4/24/07)
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Ming-era Beijing theatre to be bulldozed
(4/24/07)
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British Museum: No movement on the marbles
(4/24/07)
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Kimbell reacquires disputed Turner painting
(4/24/07)
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Italians buy back Fra Angelico masterpiece
(4/24/07)
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Fun and funds with LACMA's Collectors Committee
(4/24/07)
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Georgia's rank in funding the arts not a pretty picture
(4/24/07)
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UK arts leaders turn on Jowell over Olympics
(4/24/07)
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Canadian painting withdrawn from sale again
(4/21/07)
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Smithsonian/Small scandal just keeps expanding
(4/21/07)
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Restitution follies: As the Turner turns...and returns
(4/21/07)
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India steps up antiquities scrutiny
(4/21/07)
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Hermitage and Kremlin look to the Gulf
(4/19/07)
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Future of Brussels house with Klimt mural still uncertain
(4/19/07)
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Art purchases advance Getty's ambitions
(4/19/07)
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Calgary ponies up cash for arts facilities
(4/19/07)
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Graffiti figure admired as artist now faces vandalism charges
(4/19/07)
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Stolen Chihuly glass art found in Florida lot in poor condition
(4/18/07)
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Attorney General steps deeper into Fisk art case
(4/18/07)
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Art fund investors file suit
(4/18/07)
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New cultural commissioner for Los Angeles
(4/18/07)
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Government-backed company claims all Nazi loot from museums
(4/18/07)
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Animal rights or artistic freedom?
(4/17/07)
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Will Elgin marbles ever make it back to Athens?
(4/17/07)
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Canadian arts deserve support, Ottawa told
(4/17/07)
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John Tusa: UK arts policy is inept
(4/17/07)
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Town fathers refuse permission to reproduce Spirit of '76 in for-profit book
(4/17/07)
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The changing landscape of the art market
(4/16/07)
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The Walton Museum Collects - an Eakins this time
(4/16/07)
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Idle copyright threats can be expensive: Joyce estate settles with professor, may owe fees
(4/16/07)
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Israeli institutions vie for looted art
(4/15/07)
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Police search for stolen Faberge eggs
(4/15/07)
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Restored 'Gates of Paradise' head to the U.S.
(4/15/07)
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Tehran's standoff with west sees tourists snub Persian treasures
(4/15/07)
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Queen Nefertiti's bust is too fragile to visit Egypt, German minister says
(4/15/07)
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On the wealthy, their taxes (and culture)
(4/14/07)
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U.S. tax deductions for donations to foreign museums - the other side
(4/14/07)
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French tycoon wins battle for Venice's modern art gem
(4/14/07)
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Art thieves hit Chihuly exhibit
(4/14/07)
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Ownership dispute over William Scott works
(4/13/07)
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Deal or no deal? Can large art deals be sealed with a handshake?
(4/13/07)
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The impermanent collection: deaccessioning
(4/13/07)
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Philadelphia school sells a second Eakins
(4/13/07)
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Controversial animal art exhibit still at risk
(4/11/07)
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Andy Warhols lift Christie's contemporary art sale to record $300 million
(4/11/07)
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OSCE diplomat accused of smuggling
(4/11/07)
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Once hated, now feted - Chinese artists come out from behind the wall
(4/11/07)
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In Ohio, math and science squeezing out the arts
(4/10/07)
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Tajik president calls for return of treasure from British Museum
(4/10/07)
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What to do with monuments in Iraq?
(4/10/07)
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Tennessee AG halts sale of Fisk University O'Keeffe painting as undervalued
(4/9/07)
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Buying Kandinsky, Man Ray for $110: Katharine Kuh's last laugh
(4/9/07)
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State Street gives Boston's African-American Museum $1 million to expand
(4/9/07)
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Animal lovers take on Vancouver art show
(4/9/07)
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An archive of despair: Saad Eskander works to protect Iraq Library from bombs and mold
(4/9/07)
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Charges for Milwaukee man who vandalized painting by kicking
(4/8/07)
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Arts supremo attacks Brown over funding
(4/8/07)
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Andy Warhol's `Green Burning Car' may fetch record $35 million
(4/8/07)
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Is the U.S. protecting foreign artifacts? Don’t ask
(4/8/07)
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Abu Dhabi to spend over $480m building a national collection
(4/7/07)
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Germans call for return of paintings seized by British troops
(4/7/07)
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Fisk can get better deal, art pros say
(4/7/07)
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Muslim artist garners praise and protest depicting Hindu deities
(4/7/07)
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Herb Ritts money, art to MFA
(4/6/07)
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Pinault bid for Venice site beats Guggenheim's incomplete pitch
(4/6/07)
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The new (anonymous) subversive public art
(4/6/07)
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Man damages Old Master painting at Milwaukee Art Museum
(4/5/07)
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Canadian PM cancels $49m of museum funding
(4/5/07)
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Dispute intensifies over possible Pollock paintings
(4/5/07)
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Urinal finds museum home
(4/5/07)
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It's all very well building extensions to our galleries, but is there enough good art to put in them?
(4/5/07)
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Detroit Institute of Arts keeps disputed Van Gogh
(4/4/07)
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Smithsonian scrambles to regain its footing
(4/4/07)
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Elton John concerts raise concern about damage to St. Mark's Square
(4/4/07)
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Verdicts announced in Munch appeals
(4/3/07)
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Cleveland Museum is buyer of rare $4.07 million granite Shiva
(4/3/07)
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Getty sets conservation standards in China
(4/3/07)
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Provenance still unclear, possible Pollocks have been sold
(4/3/07)
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Picasso's party piece sold
(4/2/07)
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Art student's Obama piece causes stir
(4/2/07)
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Cleveland museum loans masterpieces to new showcase
(4/2/07)
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Michigan arts groups find their grants frozen
(4/2/07)
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Public art, plagiarism & vernacular
(4/2/07)
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Statues by chain saw artist found dumped in woods
(4/1/07)
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Greece talks tough on Parthenon marbles
(3/31/07)
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Catholic fury at chocolate Jesus
(3/31/07)
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Seattle Art Museum gets massive donations
(3/31/07)
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Enthusiastic group of art collectors lures dealers to Dubai
(3/31/07)
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Getty returns ancient wreath to Greece
(3/31/07)
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Portugese billionaire goes on art shopping spree
(3/30/07)
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Rethinking the museum online
(3/30/07)
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Jefferson University: could sell two more by Eakins, but nothing else
(3/29/07)
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Artist vs. Massachusetts MoCA
(3/29/07)
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What ails the Smithsonian
(3/29/07)
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Need cash for arts? Move to Montreal
(3/29/07)
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Difficulties of the one-collector museum
(3/28/07)
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Appeal against Da Vinci Code author dismissed
(3/28/07)
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ABA program on collecting Chinese art and antiquities
(3/28/07)
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Stolen Artworks and the Lawyers Who Reclaim Them
(3/28/07)
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Smugglers target the ancient treasures of Yemen
(3/28/07)
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Tycoon orders university to return his ‘magic’ artefacts
(3/28/07)
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Museums: A Special New York Times Section
(3/28/07)
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Smithsonian head resigns after unflattering report from inspector general
(3/28/07)
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Rescued Bacon items to go on sale
(3/22/07)
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Officials ponder how to save art after gallery roof collapse
(3/22/07)
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Art in the garbage may signal stealth criticism
(3/22/07)
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High hopes for a Rothko painting at auction
(3/22/07)
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Major Canadian projects do without -- for now
(3/22/07)
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Getty carefully packs funerary wreath for trip back home to Greece
(3/21/07)
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Smithsonian art museums have reached a "critical point”
(3/21/07)
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Albright-Knox post mortem: A complete defeat
(3/20/07)
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Thieves run off with $2-million gold bar at Japanese museum
(3/20/07)
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Leonardo lands safely in Tokyo
(3/20/07)
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Pakistan's ancient ruins fast disappearing
(3/20/07)
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India faces growth in antiquities thefts
(3/20/07)
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Retired BLM special agent battles her former agency to protect archaeological sites
(3/20/07)
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Do you know where that art has been?
(3/18/07)
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$11 million in damages confirmed for art expert whose opinion was maliciously attacked in court
(3/18/07)
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Weighing up losses to Iraq's heritage
(3/18/07)
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Russia displays looted German treasure
(3/15/07)
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Judge to rule Friday on bid to block sale of antiquities
(3/15/07)
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Buffalo’s pain: Giving up old art to gain new
(3/15/07)
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Robert MacNeil and the cudgel of culture
(3/14/07)
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Congress holds first hearing on arts funding in 12 years
(3/14/07)
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Donor intent in Fortune
(3/14/07)
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Da Vinci work crated for loan despite Italian protests
(3/13/07)
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Arts Advocates Ask for 40 Percent Government Funding Increase
(3/13/07)
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Brady proposes a 1% solution for city arts funding
(3/13/07)
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Philadelphia Art Museum (part of it) packs up
(3/11/07)
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Getty appoints panel to determine whether Italy should get "Goddess"
(3/11/07)
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Boston landmark could face the wrecking ball
(3/8/07)
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Re-examining deaccessioning at the Albright
(3/8/07)
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Couple charged in major TV art scam
(3/8/07)
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Netherlands buys back Nazi-looted paintings returned to heirs
(3/8/07)
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Fighting for Iraq's culture
(3/8/07)
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Abu Dhabi Deal: Louvre's "brand" worth $520 million
(3/8/07)
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Sevso hoard larger than supposed
(3/6/07)
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US confirms its position as the leading art market
(3/6/07)
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Big corporate gift expected for Los Angeles County Museum of Art
(3/6/07)
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Controversy surrounds a Christie's auction
(3/6/07)
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World heritage sites to get protection from high rise and TV dishes
(3/6/07)
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Blair hails arts renaissance and backs state funding
(3/6/07)
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A new debate over who owns the past is underway
(3/5/07)
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Details of $924 million Louvre-Abu Dhabi agreement; signing due tuesday
(3/5/07)
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Shadows of doubt loom over Pollock-style works
(3/4/07)
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The Vaux mineral collection may be the latest 'deaccession'
(3/4/07)
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Promises vs. progress at Fisk University
(3/4/07)
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"The mural is gone, it's not supposed to be gone, and someone will pay"
(3/4/07)
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Novice art collectors find access is priceless
(3/4/07)
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Turner masterpiece to stay in UK
(3/2/07)
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County commissioners seek legal advice to stop Barnes move
(3/2/07)
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Two paintings by Picasso are stolen in Paris
(3/1/07)
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Defacer with mystery agenda is attacking street art
(3/1/07)
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Group asks Gonzales to review Small's conduct
(3/1/07)
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Why should artists be agents for the government?
(3/1/07)
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Picasso paintings worth $66 million stolen from painter's grand-daughter
(2/28/07)
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Tate Modern sued after woman 'broke hand' on slide
(2/28/07)
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Smithsonian's spending draws Congress' attention
(2/28/07)
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Court returns stolen art to owner
(2/28/07)
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Will arts be sacrificed on London's Olympic altar?
(2/28/07)
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Fisk not only school faced with selling art
(2/27/07)
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Picture the future: Museums expand as art prices soar
(2/27/07)
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An example of mob ties to art theft
(2/27/07)
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Gone today, here tomorrow? Portion of destroyed 'Ed Ruscha Monument' is revealed, but next steps are unclear
(2/27/07)
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Oslo art thieves snatch cash-laden canvas
(2/26/07)
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Aboriginal artists paid in drugs, Australians hear
(2/26/07)
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Tourist invasion threatens to ruin glories of Angkor Wat
(2/26/07)
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Christie's buys an art gallery
(2/26/07)
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When chemistry meets culture: Scientists helping save rare art
(2/25/07)
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Tibetan exhibition draws criticism
(2/25/07)
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Could the “Greenland example” help resolve the Parthenon Marbles dispute?
(2/25/07)
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Berlin museums chief attacks Louvre for Abu Dhabi venture
(2/23/07)
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Storm-damaged sculpture banished in Miami
(2/23/07)
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Censorship: Still a burning issue
(2/23/07)
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Gallery leader defends right to sell art
(2/23/07)
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History vs. homogeneity in New Orleans housing fight
(2/23/07)
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Recovered artworks heading to auction
(2/22/07)
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Scottish war museum takes a hit
(2/22/07)
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Pittsburgh backs formula for taxing of nonprofit organizations
(2/22/07)
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Albertans open up their wallets for arts
(2/22/07)
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The new ABC of the arts
(2/22/07)
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When should coins stop circulating in commerce?
(2/22/07)
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Lawyers for heirs recovering Nazi-looted art due for major payday
(2/22/07)
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Anthropologists back Native American claims in case of Spirit Cave Man
(2/21/07)
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Appeals in Munch theft begin
(2/21/07)
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Notes on the Arts Appropriation Symposium
(2/21/07)
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Arts organizations adjust to decline in funding
(2/21/07)
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"While artists are alive, their decision whether to exhibit work or not should be respected"
(2/20/07)
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"Scream" theft decoy? (a crime story)
(2/20/07)
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Dia appoints a new director
(2/20/07)
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Giola's pitch for the arts has kept NEA alive
(2/20/07)
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BC's McMullen Museum of Art courts controversy with 'Pollock Matters'
(2/19/07)
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Unplanned 'offspring' at Olympic Sculpture Park get SAM's blessing
(2/19/07)
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Arts Council England's mumbo-jumbo policy
(2/19/07)
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Stonehenges all around us
(2/19/07)
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Installation withdrawn from retrospective, then sold at auction
(2/18/07)
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Who owns the descriptions in auction catalogs? Copyright lawsuit looms
(2/18/07)
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Fisk and the O'Keeffe Museum make a deal
(2/18/07)
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Donors sweetened director’s pay at MoMA
(2/18/07)
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Louvre curators condemn “collections for rent” schemes
(2/16/07)
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Fisk University strikes deal on paintings
(2/16/07)
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Missing Cézanne to go on display
(2/16/07)
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Britain's hidden art
(2/16/07)
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Ottawa arts in for a funding increase?
(2/16/07)
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Louvre backs down on ancient statue in Cleveland
(2/15/07)
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The Thinker in rehab
(2/15/07)
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Lawsuit over Schiele drawing has legs
(2/15/07)
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U.S. group wants Canada blacklisted over piracy
(2/15/07)
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Lawyer charged with keeping dead client's stolen artwork
(2/14/07)
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Art dealer sues over Picasso
(2/14/07)
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Paints’ mysteries challenge protectors of modern art
(2/14/07)
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One year later, Golden Mosque is still in ruins
(2/14/07)
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Decision in the Joyce "copyright misuse" case
(2/13/07)
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Grand Canyon Skywalk opens deep divide
(2/13/07)
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Canadian artists, entertainment companies battle over copyright law
(2/13/07)
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A week of art sales records (yikes!)
(2/13/07)
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Italy increases arts spending by 17%
(2/13/07)
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Bacon portrait sold for £14m
(2/11/07)
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What they keep for love
(2/11/07)
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Guns and drugs found in home of lawyer-artist who hid art from Bakwin theft for three decades
(2/11/07)
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Appeal in case of Elizabeth Taylor's Van Gogh begins
(2/11/07)
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New Hampshire artists colony in tax battle with town
(2/10/07)
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Police on alert as 300 graffiti artists gather in Boston
(2/10/07)
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Copyright protection a $819 billion business
(2/8/07)
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Art stoush exaggerated: expert
(2/8/07)
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Record price for Banksy bomb art
(2/8/07)
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Arts circles unstrung over 'The Cello Player' sale
(2/8/07)
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Olympic construction unearths ancient treasure trove
(2/8/07)
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Champion of Brazilian art sentenced to prison
(2/8/07)
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Insurance case shakes up art market
(2/8/07)
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No renvoi in Iran v. Berend
(2/7/07)
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Why look at the art when you can shoot it instead?
(2/7/07)
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Sotheby's £94.9m art sale breaks European record
(2/7/07)
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Apple’s chief calls for end to music copy protection
(2/7/07)
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Ancient temples face modern assault
(2/7/07)
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Cultural agencies see boost from Bush budget
(2/7/07)
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Cuts looming for UK museums
(2/6/07)
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Mysteries surround rare statue returned to Pakistan
(2/6/07)
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Cash boost plan for Scotland's artistic hopefuls
(2/5/07)
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Laughing all the way to the Banksy
(2/5/07)
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One Eakins for another
(2/5/07)
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Afghanistan being 'systematically looted' warns museum organization
(2/5/07)
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You’ve seen the e-mail, now buy the art
(2/5/07)
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Archaeologists issue Joint Statement of Principle on the Protection of Archaeological Sites, Monuments and Museums
(2/4/07)
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A Pollock, in the eyes of art and science
(2/3/07)
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Saatchi, Lauder to raise cash at $809 million London auctions
(2/3/07)
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Two buildings, once stripped of landmark status, regain it
(2/3/07)
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French widow who bought in 1974 at auction in New York a fragment of the palace at Persepolis is rightful owner under French law & may sell item in London
(2/3/07)
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To fund 'Clinic,' a 2d Eakins sold
(2/2/07)
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From Monet to Banksy: richest art sale could net £200m
(2/2/07)
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Arts groups seek plums in a new budget pie
(2/2/07)
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What will a western art influx do for Abu Dhabi?
(2/2/07)
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Owner rejects analysis of unsubstantiated Pollocks
(2/1/07)
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Culture cuts hurt everyone
(2/1/07)
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Artist arrested for planting marketing figures mistaken for bombs
(1/31/07)
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Italian police arrest 52 people in `tomb raider' smuggling case
(1/31/07)
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Vast settlement of huts linked to Stonehenge
(1/31/07)
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Athens protest seeks return of Elgin marbles
(1/31/07)
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Aboriginal art 'made in China'
(1/30/07)
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Christie's increases buyers' commissions as auction sales rise
(1/30/07)
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Philadelphia museum accuses former president of fraud
(1/30/07)
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Harvard study casts more doubt on disputed Pollock paintings
(1/30/07)
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Christchurch artist expects controversy over paintings
(1/29/07)
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Olympic Sculpture Park: It's not a hands-on experience
(1/29/07)
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MO governor looks past lawsuit to fund arts
(1/29/07)
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Utah may divert arts tax revenue
(1/29/07)
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Algeria to protect archaeological heritage from looting
(1/28/07)
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China’s cultural relics safe from Olympic construction
(1/28/07)
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Revealed: how eBay sellers fix auctions
(1/28/07)
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Thieves steal Banksy's art ... and the wall, too
(1/28/07)
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Art thieves, look out
(1/27/07)
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Brooke Astor's son probed over art sale, people say
(1/26/07)
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Some pieces of church silver don’t go gently to the auction block
(1/26/07)
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Klimt on the bubble
(1/26/07)
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Italy recovers rare marbles
(1/26/07)
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U.S. & Bolivia extend agreement on cultural property protection
(1/25/07)
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An artful dilemma - should Israeli museums grant immunity from seizure for works borrowed from abroad?
(1/25/07)
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U.S. ex-pilot fights Berlin museum for Nazi-looted poster hoard
(1/25/07)
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Art looted by Nazis handed back to Czech family
(1/25/07)
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Rijksmuseum in negotiations to buy £40m Rembrandt from private British collection
(1/25/07)
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Marc Spiegler on Steve Wynn's insurance claim for his damaged Picasso - with complete complaint and policy
(1/25/07)
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Bloomberg and council change arts financing
(1/25/07)
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Seaport museum alleges former president misused funds
(1/24/07)
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German Jew tries to get art Nazis took
(1/24/07)
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UK gallery to return looted art
(1/24/07)
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Greek warning over London auction
(1/24/07)
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Tate in £5m race to save Turner's 'Blue Rigi' for the nation
(1/23/07)
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Spanish art historians rename Tintoretto based on research
(1/23/07)
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Christie's auction of Greek royal family heirlooms to go ahead
(1/23/07)
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Scotland's Roman wall aims high
(1/23/07)
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Hermitage employee walked out with tsarist treasures
(1/23/07)
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Investors finding joy in art appreciation
(1/22/07)
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Protesters demand rock art explanation
(1/22/07)
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The art of saving art
(1/22/07)
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Public appeal for Turner painting
(1/22/07)
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Diplomatic licence: An unpublished report claims that antiquities are being smuggled by embassy staff
(1/21/07)
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Rodin’s thieves were after bronze
(1/21/07)
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Sotheby's raises commissions to buyers as auction sales boom
(1/20/07)
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How to smuggle art out of Afganistan
(1/19/07)
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'Unsung heroes of heritage' extolled for unearthing hoard of treasure
(1/19/07)
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Is the art market making us stupid? Or are we making it stupid?
(1/19/07)
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Art market: Cashing in or selling out?
(1/18/07)
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Antiques dealer sues to bar homeless from sidewalk
(1/18/07)
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Rodin's `Thinker,' statues stolen from Dutch museum
(1/18/07)
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Casting blame for looting in trial of Getty ex-curator
(1/18/07)
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Italy asks Cleveland museum to return works
(1/18/07)
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Please may we have our Swastika picture back?
(1/17/07)
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Tate's anti-war display crosses legal line into no-protest zone
(1/17/07)
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Casino magnate Wynn pokes Lloyd's over damaged Picasso offer
(1/17/07)
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Preservation commission turns down proposal for Upper East Side tower
(1/17/07)
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Can museums play in today's art market?
(1/16/07)
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Can researchers crack real life da Vinci mystery?
(1/16/07)
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Is Japan the new front in Italy's antiquities war?
(1/16/07)
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Secret payouts worth millions for art lost in warehouse fire
(1/15/07)
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Museums: why it pays to go green
(1/15/07)
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No increase to California Arts Council in governor's 2007-08 state budget
(1/15/07)
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Loans of art treasures to economic giants cause apoplexy in the salons of France
(1/14/07)
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Art theft perfect crime for our time
(1/14/07)
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Church sign a billboard? No, it's art
(1/14/07)
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How Christie's kept top spot over Sotheby's in 2006 sales
(1/14/07)
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Lloyd's sued on payout for hurt Picasso
(1/13/07)
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London art sales may raise $793 million for Lauder, collectors
(1/13/07)
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Abu Dhabi is to gain a Louvre of its own
(1/13/07)
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Italy to ask Japan for return of 'looted' antiques
(1/12/07)
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Picassos’ theft contributes to mystery of eccentric collector’s art trove
(1/12/07)
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In the company of Eakins
(1/12/07)
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Emir of Kuwait gives €5m to the Louvre
(1/11/07)
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Bail set in Greece for ex-curator of Getty
(1/11/07)
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Duking it out over Duccio in Columbia Magazine
(1/11/07)
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A Gauguin will stay at the Toledo Museum of Art
(1/11/07)
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Paintings by the pound
(1/10/07)
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Restoring a mud-brick tribute to a departed Egyptian king
(1/10/07)
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Lost: The looting of Iraq’s antiquities
(1/10/07)
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Tobacco firm will slash its arts funding
(1/10/07)
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Sonic fingerprints safeguard art
(1/10/07)
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Can a painting really be so connected to the cultural life of a city that it should never move?
(1/9/07)
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Sale of Chinese porcelain from the Hodroff collection
(1/9/07)
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Judge rejects claim to Gauguin painting in Toledo Museum of Art
(1/9/07)
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The Getty's troubled goddess
(1/9/07)
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Art and taxes around the world
(1/9/07)
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Monument to the planet suffers a hard fall to Earth
(1/8/07)
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When does art require a zoning code?
(1/8/07)
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What constitutes equal access?
(1/8/07)
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How do you "own" a performance?
(1/8/07)
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The Gross Clinic on view at the Philadelphia Art Museum
(1/7/07)
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Backstory: Adoption for art lovers
(1/7/07)
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Egypt leaps into the antiquities recovery game
(1/7/07)
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Revealed: Nazi painting in London’s Maritime Museum looted by British
(1/7/07)
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Connecticut town says large-scale lawn art requires 'certificate of appropriateness'
(1/6/07)
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This no-name tagger is an urban-art guerilla
(1/6/07)
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Graffiti artist's uninvited quest
(1/6/07)
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Whitney Museum could lose major funder following corporate breakup
(1/4/07)
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Thieves beware: museum curators are after you
(1/4/07)
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New DVD copy protection will allow burning
(1/4/07)
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MoMA to gain exhibition space by selling adjacent lot for $125 million
(1/4/07)
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£94m Acropolis museum reveals ancient treasures
(1/4/07)
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Sotheby's U.S. auctions rise 52% to $1.8 billion
(1/2/07)
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Art prices are rising, and so are the risks
(1/2/07)
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France frets as Louvre looks overseas
(1/2/07)
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Sale of historic homes privatizes history
(1/1/07)
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On the trail of pilfered history
(1/1/07)
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Interview with Italy's antiquities prosecutor Maurizio Fiorilli
(1/1/07)
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Art, science,and connoisseurship
(1/1/07)
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Sydney artist anxious to see damaged works
(12/31/06)
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Tomb-raiding tradition thriving in West Bank
(12/31/06)
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Art market is hotter than ever
(12/29/06)
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Hermitage woes
(12/29/06)
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A family scene Rockwell wouldn’t have painted
(12/29/06)
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A tempest when art becomes surveillance
(12/28/06)
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Battle to save celebrated cradle of cutting edge art
(12/28/06)
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Thieves steal valuable art for scrap metal
(12/27/06)
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Rome’s new vigilance for its buried treasure
(12/27/06)
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'Gross Clinic' highlights art's place in city's life
(12/24/06)
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The year in mural destruction
(12/24/06)
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Restless museums, repatriated art, record sales
(12/24/06)
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National Gallery must now buy a Guercino promised as a bequest by Sir Denis Mahon
(12/24/06)
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Stolen 'Scream' was damaged
(12/23/06)
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Rebrand us, every one
(12/23/06)
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Eakins painting to stay in Philly
(12/22/06)
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On-line auctions: a new venue for the antiquities market
(12/22/06)
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Refusal to put rock art on heritage list condemned
(12/22/06)
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Putting the 'art' in party
(12/22/06)
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Communist leader presented with picture stolen from Hermitage
(12/22/06)
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Italy Digs in Its Heels in Artifacts Dispute With the Getty
(12/21/06)
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Book spurs Congressional resolution honoring Monuments Men
(12/21/06)
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Mayor drops new 'Gross Clinic' status
(12/21/06)
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Canada signals major shift In museum funding
(12/21/06)
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Scotland's £1.2m funding puts everyone in the frame for a bit of culture
(12/21/06)
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Christie's modern-art auctions rose 82% in 2006, fueling growth
(12/20/06)
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Public art meets public surveillance in Chicago
(12/20/06)
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Can city protect art treasures?
(12/20/06)
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Temptations of the art fair
(12/19/06)
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Court says eBay can sell scalped tickets
(12/19/06)
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To sketch a thief
(12/19/06)
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G.I. Joes to the rescue of Rembrandts and Raphaels
(12/19/06)
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Children of Nazis lose art payout
(12/18/06)
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Prince of Liechtenstein buys historic British collection
(12/18/06)
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How a manuscript found in an Irish peat bog was saved
(12/18/06)
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Why you cannot trust dealers’ prices—or auction results either
(12/18/06)
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Saatchi creates an online hangout for artists
(12/18/06)
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South Africa's art heritage shame
(12/17/06)
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Art or eyesore? A new city ordinance wants graffiti artists to can it – even on private property
(12/17/06)
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Creative differences flare over the South Bank's future
(12/17/06)
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Troubled Ulster Museum given record Lottery cash grant
(12/17/06)
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Sotheby's auction sales surge 36% to $3.4 billion on art boom
(12/16/06)
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Genealogists discover identity of enigmatic Upper East Side collector
(12/16/06)
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A fight to keep an Eakins is waged on two fronts: Money and civic pride
(12/16/06)
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Thieves make off with Bizet's bust in series of cemetery raids
(12/15/06)
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African Nok culture faces serious threats
(12/15/06)
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Iraq challenges German auction of Sumerian artefacts
(12/15/06)
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Italy busts art trafficking ring
(12/14/06)
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German court rejects return of art to Nazi's family
(12/14/06)
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Keep artists away from their own work
(12/14/06)
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Sotheby’s to sell 22 Getty paintings
(12/14/06)
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Is Hirst-the-collector killing Hirst-the-artist?
(12/14/06)
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Afghan buddhas may rise again
(12/14/06)
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Last hurrah for street art, as canvas goes condo
(12/13/06)
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One woman's passion: the $33m Tom Thumb islands
(12/13/06)
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New security breach at theft-hit Russia museum
(12/13/06)
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Preserving memory of Afghanistan's giant Buddhas
(12/13/06)
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Prices soar at Art Basel Miami, with sales up to $400 million
(12/12/06)
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Greeks hail Getty Museum’s pledge to return treasures
(12/12/06)
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Flood of ideas on Boston Harbor
(12/12/06)
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Getty returns more antiquities to Greece to end row
(12/12/06)
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Churchill painting goes for record sum
(12/11/06)
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The man museums love to hate
(12/11/06)
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Speed-reducing public art in Cambridge
(12/11/06)
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Getty to return gold wreath to Greece
(12/11/06)
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Backlash over return of looted art
(12/10/06)
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Loyalism laid bare
(12/10/06)
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Rare Churchill painting for sale
(12/9/06)
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Tate leads fight to reform law after masterpieces slip through the net
(12/9/06)
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Second dispute arises for Davis art dealer
(12/9/06)
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Title insurance for art
(12/8/06)
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Could this be a lost masterpiece?
(12/8/06)
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British musicians join call to extend music copyright
(12/8/06)
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Kennedy Center's Kaiser aims to xxpand U.S. cultural exchanges
(12/8/06)
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Beer, Santa, and commercial speech
(12/7/06)
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Maine puts Santa Claus on 'naughty' list, sparking freedom of speech showdown
(12/7/06)
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Boston's $41 million art museum brings the harbor light inside
(12/7/06)
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Tate seeks £5m to keep Turner's pale view of hills in Britain
(12/7/06)
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Works to treasure - or sell?
(12/6/06)
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In New York, taking years off the old, famous faces adorning City Hall
(12/6/06)
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From ruins of Afghan buddhas, a history grows
(12/6/06)
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Ottawa museums get boost of nearly $100M
(12/5/06)
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Russian boom is the genuine article in art sales
(12/5/06)
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Mysteries about Hermitage art thefts still swirl
(12/5/06)
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Ex-head of Art Institute of Chicago takes over Getty
(12/5/06)
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The case of Pollock’s fractals focuses on physics
(12/4/06)
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'Hidden' Rockwell sold for £7.9m
(12/4/06)
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Welcoming an arts landmark in Boston
(12/4/06)
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Suspect in theft of Munch paintings dies
(12/2/06)
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With economics in mind, New York City takes aim at movie piracy
(12/2/06)
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Late Rembrandt may fetch £14m
(12/1/06)
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Philadelphia can afford to relinquish 'The Gross Clinic'
(12/1/06)
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Dutch display looted art still not restituted
(12/1/06)
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'Art cop' Robert Volpe dead at 63
(12/1/06)
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The Nazi bounty hunters
(11/30/06)
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V&A Museum to scrap academic reproduction fees
(11/30/06)
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'The Gross Clinic' campaign reaches one-third of goal
(11/30/06)
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Getty tells its side
(11/30/06)
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Top collector is asked to relinquish artifacts
(11/29/06)
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Italy lends antiquities to 2 museums
(11/29/06)
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London police install first exhibition of fake and forged art works
(11/27/06)
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Mullahs to destroy Iranian heritage site of "Persepolis"
(11/27/06)
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Yale's stolen Lewis Carroll letter surfaces on eBay
(11/27/06)
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Early sketch of Stonehenge found
(11/27/06)
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Roman Abramovich funds London exhibition
(11/27/06)
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German museums move closer to reunification
(11/27/06)
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A layered look reveals ancient Greek texts
(11/27/06)
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Revealed: National Gallery’s Cranach is war loot
(11/26/06)
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Will democrats ride to museums' rescue?
(11/26/06)
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Italy expresses dismay with Getty’s stand on disputed art
(11/26/06)
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With authorities distracted, Bedouins rob tombs much as forefathers did
(11/24/06)
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Inside the art thief's mind
(11/24/06)
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Gagosian in controversial $54m Giacometti deal
(11/23/06)
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Exiled antiquities returned to Afghanistan
(11/23/06)
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The end of (getting away with) plagarism
(11/23/06)
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Collectors lose round in battle over Rodin art
(11/22/06)
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Forged Iraq art used to fund terrorism
(11/22/06)
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Getty returning art believed looted
(11/22/06)
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Greek authorities to pursue felony charges against former Getty antiquities curator
(11/22/06)
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Louvre and Guggenheim in art war
(11/22/06)
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Philadelphia mayor hopes to prevent sale of Eakins' masterpiece as 'historic object' under preservation ordinance
(11/22/06)
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Getty Museum ceases talks with Italy over antiquities
(11/22/06)
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Germany aims for better restitution process for Nazi-looted art
(11/21/06)
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Hey, what's the bright idea?
(11/21/06)
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FBI recovers 228-year-old Goya painting
(11/21/06)
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Restoring a Wright: Buffalo resurrects its architectural heritage
(11/21/06)
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In the recent election, Americans cast a vote for the arts
(11/21/06)
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A call for higher standards for arts boards
(11/21/06)
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Deep-fried flags too hot for museum in army town
(11/19/06)
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Goya theft is attributed to inside knowledge
(11/19/06)
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Contemporary-art auctions conclude with a whimper
(11/19/06)
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Christie’s may sue over Blue Period Picasso
(11/18/06)
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The Barnes bill
(11/18/06)
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Landmark De Kooning crowns collection
(11/18/06)
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Warhol auction sets fresh record
(11/18/06)
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More trouble for the MacLaren
(11/16/06)
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The art of pricing great art
(11/16/06)
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$15m sale beats Bacon art record
(11/16/06)
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The mystery of the $140 million Pollock sale
(11/16/06)
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Met won’t show a Grosz at center of a dispute
(11/15/06)
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Phoenix Ancient Art scrutinized
(11/14/06)
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Stolen artifacts shatter ancient Indian culture
(11/14/06)
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Copycat paintings concern artists
(11/14/06)
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Munch print fetches $1.27 million at auction, beating Picasso
(11/14/06)
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Sports artist sued for mix of crimson and tide
(11/14/06)
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Nazi loot a goldmine for auction houses
(11/14/06)
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Goya painting stolen while on way to Guggenheim exhibition
(11/14/06)
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Critics denounce Portrait Museum's "appalling" acquisition
(11/13/06)
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Swede gives back Acropolis marble
(11/13/06)
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Italy clears project to stop Venice from flooding
(11/13/06)
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British ministers move to stop crime memoirs from paying
(11/13/06)
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Indian casinos team up with local arts organizations, and both profit from the arrangement
(11/13/06)
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An exuberant but highly perplexing market
(11/11/06)
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News Corp.'s Fox Film Unit faces suit over `Borat'
(11/11/06)
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Getty ex-curator says antiquities trade 'corrupt,' art smuggled
(11/11/06)
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Eakins masterwork is to be sold to museums
(11/11/06)
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Stroke of luck as Queen's art resurfaces
(11/10/06)
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U.S. casino mogul says damaged Picasso art work being repaired
(11/10/06)
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Despite court ruling, Christie’s pulls painting from auction
(11/10/06)
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Could be a Pollock; must be a yarn
(11/10/06)
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Cleveland cigarette tax for arts, culture approved
(11/10/06)
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Family gets back looted Munch masterpiece after 53-year battle
(11/9/06)
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“What is publicly owned is not publicly accessible”
(11/9/06)
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$491 million sale shatters art auction record
(11/9/06)
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Italy has regained many stolen antiquities, but its talks with the Getty stall
(11/9/06)
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Artifact Amnesty draws collectors and curious
(11/9/06)
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The auction house, the fashion designer, and the £78,000 refund
(11/8/06)
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Cézanne brings the top price at auction
(11/8/06)
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Lloyd Webber art auction back on
(11/8/06)
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FCC: Foul language on TV OK -- sometimes
(11/8/06)
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Max Ernst painting reported stolen from Art Cologne, police say
(11/7/06)
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Photographer's lawsuit claims hula image stolen
(11/7/06)
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Preservationists in Chicago fear losing ground to condos
(11/7/06)
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Chlorine may be darkening Pompeiian frescoes
(11/7/06)
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How do you get world heritage status? With neat lawns and tidy paperwork
(11/7/06)
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Hate a building? Ask the Tories to knock it down
(11/6/06)
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Christie's stop sale of Bulgarian silver treasure
(11/6/06)
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Row over Italian toilet artwork
(11/6/06)
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Jackson Pollock for $5 - true or false?
(11/6/06)
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The case for public arts funding
(11/6/06)
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Russian customs agents confiscate photographs mocking Presidents Putin and Bush and question British dealer
(11/5/06)
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Rule no. 1: Don’t yell, ‘My kid could do that’
(11/5/06)
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FBI may use billboards in art hunt
(11/4/06)
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Who knew about the Barnes secret budget item? Who kept it quiet?
(11/3/06)
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Law could hang up donations of artworks
(11/3/06)
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Row over Tate's stolen Turners
(11/3/06)
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Koons - finally - successfully defends a copyright suit
(11/2/06)
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A Pollock is sold, possibly for a record price
(11/2/06)
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Big prices, big risks at fall art auctions
(11/2/06)
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Beaverbrook gallery hearing stunned by file tampering claim
(11/2/06)
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The future of Iraq's past
(11/2/06)
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Art thieves turn to looting Italy's churches
(11/1/06)
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Federal trademark dilution law overhauled
(11/1/06)
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Neue Galerie to auction Schieles to pay for Klimt
(10/31/06)
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V&A considers leasing paintings
(10/31/06)
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Iraq in watercolor
(10/30/06)
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Dispute arises over (possibly) historic novel
(10/30/06)
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Austria launches looted art database at long last
(10/30/06)
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Authenticity becomes nuclear science
(10/30/06)
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Italy finds Getty deal unacceptable
(10/30/06)
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Cartoons in Harvard newspaper similar to several featured on prominent cartoon blog
(10/30/06)
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Painter's suit said his works were sold as those of abstract master
(10/24/06)
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Artwork saved her from death in Holocaust
(10/22/06)
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Attackers pillage Moscow art gallery and beat activist owner
(10/22/06)
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New Zealand Maoris furious over plans for a themed apartment complex in Texas
(10/21/06)
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Harvard reclaims paintings missing for 30-plus years
(10/21/06)
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An eccentric’s art collection now seems ill-gotten
(10/20/06)
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Canadian university gets back Nazi loot
(10/20/06)
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English town evicts beach art
(10/20/06)
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Acropolis museum ready to open
(10/20/06)
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Tycoon Steve Wynn rips £75m Picasso
(10/19/06)
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Brooklyn art house is ruled hazardous
(10/19/06)
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Lichtenstein: creator or copycat?
(10/18/06)
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Austria launches looted art database
(10/18/06)
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U.S. delays rule on limits to Chinese art imports
(10/18/06)
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Complaint filed over cadaver show
(10/18/06)
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Coin dealer trial rocks Ohio Republicans
(10/17/06)
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Former top financial officer at Milwaukee Public Museum charged with criminal misconduct for helping run museum into debt
(10/17/06)
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Did Pennsylvania fund a new Barnes before it got permission to move?
(10/17/06)
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Archaeologists alarmed - Roman treasure goes on display
(10/17/06)
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One of Florence’s Renaissance prizes to go on U.S. tour
(10/17/06)
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Fear of reprisal by religious fanatics raises questions about freedom of expression
(10/17/06)
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Hunt for Greek icon peers into black market of religious plunder
(10/16/06)
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London auctions show contemporary art prices may be stalling
(10/16/06)
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Mrs. Astor’s son to give up control of her estate
(10/16/06)
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Tough campaign for a play about Iraq war
(10/16/06)
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Database takes a bite out of stolen-art market
(10/15/06)
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Nice work… if you can get it
(10/15/06)
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Art advisers
(10/15/06)
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Ship's bell, symbol of German-Polish tension, returns to Poland
(10/14/06)
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Paul McCartney bids to trademark his name
(10/14/06)
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Gerlach suggests tax penalties to stop Barnes move
(10/14/06)
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Rescue of unwanted art or interference with right to destroy?
(10/13/06)
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Italy will contest Medea vase at Cleveland Museum
(10/11/06)
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Broad buys Koons egg for $3.5 million as London sales start
(10/11/06)
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Police arrest gang blamed for art and antiques thefts at stately homes
(10/11/06)
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Google seen inheriting YouTube's legal challenges
(10/11/06)
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Forgery claims hit Hirst auction
(10/10/06)
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Texas teacher sacked in row over gallery nudes
(10/10/06)
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Did the Getty get off easy?
(10/10/06)
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King papers, back in Atlanta, will be placed on display
(10/10/06)
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Loss database one answer to art thievery
(10/9/06)
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'Every day there's a new gallery': how Tate and Frieze fuel London art boom
(10/9/06)
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Harvard messes with a masterpiece
(10/9/06)
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Treasures looted by Rome 'are back in the Holy Land'
(10/8/06)
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Ford weathervane brings $5.8 million, breaking auction record
(10/8/06)
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Lauder raises $190m cash as Bloch-Bauer Klimts come up for sale
(10/8/06)
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Radical solution proposed for Stonehenge
(10/8/06)
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Assessment of Heritage theft fallout
(10/6/06)
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Gallery scraps art, fearing Muslim rage
(10/6/06)
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Mexico calls on churches to catalogue sacred art
(10/6/06)
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Lauder raises $190m cash as Bloch-Bauer Klimts come up for sale
(10/6/06)
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The Polish supermarket fights the wrecker
(10/5/06)
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Boston's new ICA won't make early Nov. opening
(10/5/06)
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Native art fight comes to a head
(10/5/06)
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Idea theft implied contract claims: No agreement, no breach
(10/4/06)
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Netted: agreement to control sale of antiquities on eBay
(10/4/06)
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Hermitage art thefts roil Russia
(10/4/06)
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New Acropolis Museum in Athens will reopen debate about returning Parthenon Marbles
(10/4/06)
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Looters rob Mexican churches of colonial treasures
(10/4/06)
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Afghan art restorers trained in Italy
(10/3/06)
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California AG issues report on Getty's lavish spending
(10/2/06)
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Infringement is everywhere: Congress addresses 'orphaned works'
(10/2/06)
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Should art be sold to ignorant buyers?
(10/2/06)
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Is LA the new American art capital?
(10/2/06)
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Are we living in a golden age of art?
(10/2/06)
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Film piracy 'costs economy $20bn'
(10/1/06)
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First, inject formaldehyde; then, restore an artwork
(10/1/06)
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S.Africa hunts for lost apartheid-era black art
(10/1/06)
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Judge rules against native artist in Thow case
(9/30/06)
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Masked raiders plunder Lowry art from gallery
(9/30/06)
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British Library issues manifesto on intellectual property
(9/29/06)
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Wanted: a home for Botero’s paintings of Abu Ghraib
(9/29/06)
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Boston's MFA returns 13 ancient works to Italy
(9/29/06)
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Walker says new tax provision will discourage major museum gifts
(9/29/06)
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Can Ron Lauder buy a great museum with one painting?
(9/29/06)
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Brighton art returned, but mystery far from over
(9/28/06)
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Tate and Scottish museums plan to share a trove of contemporary art
(9/28/06)
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Hitler paintings reap $223,000, lure foreign buyers to Cornwall
(9/28/06)
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V&A turns down Bill Gates loan over 'draconian' restrictions
(9/27/06)
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On the trail of the Russian fakes
(9/27/06)
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Munch's masterpieces back on show
(9/27/06)
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High-res 3D scan helps scientists uncover Mona Lisa's secrets
(9/27/06)
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Lawsuit threatens to take ancient Iranian tablets from Chicago's Oriental Institute to compensate terrorist victims
(9/26/06)
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Stuff happens again in Baghdad
(9/26/06)
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Major error is reported in tax paid by Mrs. Astor on sale of painting
(9/26/06)
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Art smuggler offers Italy mystery masterpiece X to end trial
(9/26/06)
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UK music archive in decay warning
(9/26/06)
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Pirate radio challenges feds
(9/26/06)
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White House loot anchors fight over sunken bounty
(9/25/06)
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Bulgaria fights to save golden past from curse of the gangsters
(9/25/06)
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Tracer of the lost art
(9/25/06)
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Art attributed to Adolf Hitler goes on sale in Britain tomorrow
(9/25/06)
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An oracle of modernism in ancient Rome
(9/25/06)
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Indian art piece sold for $1,360,000 in New York
(9/24/06)
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Francis Bacon painting may set record at Sotheby's N.Y. auction
(9/23/06)
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Turner painting under export ban
(9/23/06)
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Artist sues over copyright of Wall Street's bull
(9/22/06)
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Ancient art Italy wants back from Boston's MFA
(9/22/06)
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Top novelist acquitted of defamation charge in Turkey
(9/22/06)
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Networks say indecency policy imperils live TV
(9/22/06)
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Indian artists comment on a booming economy while helping to fuel it
(9/21/06)
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Censored artwork hits the road
(9/21/06)
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UNESCO Mission reports on war damage to cultural heritage in Lebanon
(9/21/06)
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Art broker says Axl Rose still owes
(9/21/06)
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Indian art works fetch record amount at Christie's
(9/21/06)
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Interpol, Brazil announce partnership to fight theft of art pieces
(9/20/06)
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New group to keep tabs on public art in Cincinnati
(9/20/06)
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$10m donor to MFA drops his anonymity in effort to inspire more donors
(9/20/06)
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Bill Gates’ Leonardo notebook withdrawn from exhibition
(9/20/06)
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Brothers sentenced in British art forgery case
(9/19/06)
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Bombs shatter Lebanon's Roman legacy
(9/19/06)
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Klimts go to market; Museums hold their breath
(9/19/06)
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YouTube in 'landmark' music deal
(9/19/06)
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Banksy's painted elephant is illegal, say officials
(9/18/06)
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TLS reviews antiquities smuggler's attack on heritage crusade
(9/18/06)
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Tate discloses the prices it paid for recent art acquisitions
(9/18/06)
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The art dealer at the right time, right place
(9/18/06)
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Free speech suit against Park City dismissed, though artist may refile
(9/17/06)
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Animal activists upset about painted pachyderm in LA art exhibit
(9/17/06)
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The art of the new
(9/17/06)
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A new movement in public art
(9/16/06)
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Four returned Klimt works heading to auction
(9/16/06)
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Painting at core of Astor family feud
(9/16/06)
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Italy wants ancient art back from Boston MFA
(9/15/06)
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Court decision could make it more difficult to recover artwork
(9/15/06)
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Christie’s takes lead in buoyant market
(9/15/06)
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The implications of art fund collections shown in museums
(9/15/06)
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Seattle art museum to publish a list of the art it sloughs off
(9/15/06)
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State Museum returns statue to Kenya 20 years after theft
(9/14/06)
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Aboriginal rock art under threat, report
(9/14/06)
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Man fined for damaging his home for art
(9/14/06)
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Briton charged over 'insult' to Turkish PM
(9/14/06)
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Chinese Tibetologists, Belgian sinologists discuss preservation of Tibetan art
(9/13/06)
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Montreal foundation trying to get back art work looted by Nazis
(9/13/06)
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$1 million gift swings open doors of BMA
(9/13/06)
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Museums fear tax law changes on some donations
(9/13/06)
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New shadows are cast over Iraq's pre-Islamic art
(9/12/06)
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Museum to exhibit damaged Munch paintings
(9/12/06)
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Nazi-looted art claimed by Montreal estate spirited out of U.S.
(9/12/06)
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Loss of artwork human error, museum says
(9/11/06)
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Australian indigenous art dealer code will 'lead the world'
(9/11/06)
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Museums worry new law will discourage donations
(9/10/06)
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SC museum sells land with Indian relics
(9/10/06)
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Museum fights sale of iconic O’Keeffe artwork
(9/10/06)
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New concern over fate of Iraqi antiquities
(9/10/06)
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Artwork lost to Nazis at center of legal battle
(9/10/06)
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Spanish museum to fight court ruling
(9/9/06)
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Museum to appeal ruling on Pisarro work
(9/8/06)
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Basques will not recoup Guggenheim investments until 2010
(9/8/06)
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Pompidou admits human error caused works of art to fall from wall
(9/8/06)
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Austrian jailed for museum theft
(9/8/06)
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Losing the copyright wars
(9/8/06)
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World's most expensive bottle claimed fake as renowned collector sued
(9/7/06)
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Pressure Russia to reveal looted art’s heritage
(9/7/06)
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Fragment of the Parthenon is sent back to Greece
(9/7/06)
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Canadian artists demand license fees
(9/7/06)
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James Frey and his publisher settle suit over memoir lies
(9/7/06)
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Fractional gifts to museums on the way out?
(9/6/06)
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Astor painting becomes focus of courtroom battle
(9/6/06)
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Artist told to remove Rabbi Jesus paintings
(9/6/06)
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'The Scream' is back, but 170,000 other art treasures missing
(9/6/06)
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New charity to start plan for $50,000 artists’ grants
(9/6/06)
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Furious evolution debate hits Kenyan museum
(9/4/06)
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Christ art gone, but controversy remains
(9/4/06)
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Thieves destroy history to loot valuable artifacts
(9/4/06)
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Lebanon's ruins survive recent bombings
(9/4/06)
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World's oldest rock art loses out to mine projects
(9/3/06)
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Hirst says art prices will keep rising on demand from the rich
(9/3/06)
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Whither the dealer in art's new landscape?
(9/3/06)
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Will the Louvre follow the Guggenheim to Abu Dhabi?
(9/2/06)
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US - Cyprus extend bilateral agreement protecting Byzantine treasures
(9/2/06)
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China cracks down on tomb raiders
(9/2/06)
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Britain's Channel 4 investigates theft of Afghan antiquities since the fall of Taliban
(9/2/06)
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Suit filed to block Whitney expansion
(9/2/06)
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Recovered Munch paintings lead to improved prison conditions
(9/2/06)
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Rude awakening for Russia's museums
(9/2/06)
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Peruvian official arrested for selling historic manuscripts
(9/2/06)
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De Young museum's mysterious donor of looted pre-Columbian murals
(9/2/06)
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House holds hearings on repatriation of Holocaust art assets
(9/1/06)
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Norwegian police recover Munch masterpieces 'The Scream' and 'Madonna'
(9/1/06)
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Wildenstein sold Gauguin at “inflated price,” court told
(8/31/06)
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Microsoft tackles anti-copy hole
(8/31/06)
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World War II art may raise $5.7 million at Christie's auction
(8/31/06)
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History claims her artwork, but she wants it back
(8/31/06)
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Painter said to be focus of FBI probe
(8/30/06)
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Ancient Arctic rock carvings need protection, experts say
(8/30/06)
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Shoppers threaten to topple father of Russian literature
(8/30/06)
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Public inquiry to examine plan for visitor centre at Stonehenge
(8/30/06)
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Battle rages over Kirchner picture returned to heir
(8/29/06)
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Canada gets court order against Sotheby's for price conspiracy
(8/29/06)
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It's time to engage with Islamic art on its own terms - not as a bridge
(8/29/06)
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Berliners spar over return of Kirchner painting as vote nears
(8/28/06)
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Director of Baghdad museum resigns, citing political threat
(8/28/06)
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Fresh start in lost Leonardo quest
(8/28/06)
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Does legal art lead to illegal graffiti?
(8/26/06)
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Art forgeries are on the rise, testing dealers, detectives
(8/26/06)
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Iraq’s top cultural official resigns
(8/26/06)
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First Circuit decides VARA does not apply to site-specific art
(8/24/06)
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Art thief flushed out by chat in loo
(8/23/06)
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Russian art theft is tip of the iceberg
(8/23/06)
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Met offered replica of Euphronios krater
(8/22/06)
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Former smuggler now assists Scotland Yard
(8/22/06)
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European Court of Human Rights to hear appeal on Turkish dam that will inundate historic city
(8/22/06)
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New York Times criticized for not probing provenance
(8/22/06)
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Harvard to receive 'Jack the Ripper' collection
(8/21/06)
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Canada returns Nazi-looted painting to French family
(8/21/06)
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Damaged-art claims rise at overcrowded museums
(8/21/06)
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Japan's new landmark law raises ethical standard
(8/21/06)
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Mona Lisa of Peru recovered in artful dodge
(8/21/06)
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Art forger turns legit
(8/21/06)
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Masterpiece insurance: protecting your art
(8/20/06)
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The inside job at Russia's Hermitage
(8/20/06)
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Vandals Target £35m Scotish museum
(8/20/06)
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Ex-Getty chairman returns money for unwritten book
(8/19/06)
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U.S. film rating system is targeted in new documentary
(8/18/06)
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Is technologically assisted art really art at all?
(8/18/06)
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Claims of anti-Semitism fuel city arts-fund feud
(8/18/06)
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Hermitage museum workers decry 'witch hunt'
(8/17/06)
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College argues for the right to sell art gifts to raise capital
(8/17/06)
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How a historic painting emerged from £50 fake
(8/17/06)
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A threat to artists and the internet
(8/17/06)
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In Peterborough, N.H., the battle over what is art
(8/17/06)
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Iranian museum displays Holocaust cartoons
(8/16/06)
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Big thefts of art have New York on the lookout
(8/16/06)
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Taking stock of Cyprus's stolen past
(8/16/06)
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Plundered art creates quandary
(8/16/06)
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German art lovers angered by painting's 'surrender'
(8/16/06)
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Israel-Hezbollah war endangers archaeological sites, ecosystems
(8/15/06)
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Hermitage curator sold art works for medicine: husband
(8/15/06)
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Tighter airline security is jeopardizing orchestra tours
(8/15/06)
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Turkey's new delights
(8/15/06)
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Possible ringleader in Hermitage theft detained
(8/14/06)
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Graphic agitation
(8/14/06)
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Police: Hermitage curator offered art
(8/13/06)
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Fixing the tax code in favor of art
(8/12/06)
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Pollock summer art mystery
(8/11/06)
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Hitler landscapes go under hammer at Cornish auction house
(8/11/06)
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Putin orders massive arts audit
(8/11/06)
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Museums establish guidelines for treatment of sacred objects
(8/10/06)
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Spencer Tunick to create largest ever nude installation in Mexico City
(8/10/06)
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Russian state archive is also hit by thievery
(8/10/06)
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Is copying a crime? Well…
(8/10/06)
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Hirst in legal battle over "spoof" website
(8/9/06)
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Air-rights money may benefit NYC theatre community
(8/9/06)
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Is the world wide web art's final frontier?
(8/9/06)
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China turns out mummified bodies for displays
(8/8/06)
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Hermitage thefts expose Russia's lax museum security
(8/8/06)
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Sotheby's Ruprecht discusses dividend, growth and rivalry
(8/8/06)
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Museum-quality art: Handle with care
(8/8/06)
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Dispute over book filming sparks debate
(8/7/06)
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Artist Twitchell sues over the disappearance of his 'Ruscha'
(8/7/06)
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£10m Van Gogh portrait not by him, say experts
(8/7/06)
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Two arrested in thefts at Hermitage, reports say
(8/7/06)
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Returned Klimts to be sold at Christie’s
(8/7/06)
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Court battle for stolen artefact
(8/6/06)
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Returned painting heads for auction
(8/6/06)
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A brush with the law: Selling fake paintings on eBay
(8/6/06)
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Boston's ICA sees weeks-long construction delay
(8/6/06)
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Chihuly settles copyright lawsuit
(8/6/06)
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Heirs sell off Nazi acquired art
(8/4/06)
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City of London finds the arts pay dividends
(8/4/06)
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Art Commission doesn't like site near museum for 'Rocky'
(8/4/06)
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Russian police find artifact stolen from Hermitage
(8/4/06)
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At Paris exhibit, L.A. art is a smash -- literally
(8/3/06)
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Christie's to sell Kirchner painting for as much as $25 million
(8/3/06)
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Art as an ambassador for insights into Islam
(8/3/06)
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How illegal file-sharers give themselves away
(8/3/06)
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Hempfest organizers sue over Seattle festival site
(8/2/06)
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Creative financing for struggling artists
(8/2/06)
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Hermitage is reeling from loss of artworks
(8/2/06)
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Restored, an emperor’s lair will be forbidden no more
(8/2/06)
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Staff suspected over missing Hermitage treasures
(8/2/06)
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Russia's Hermitage art museum hit by mystery thieves
(8/1/06)
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PBS ready to stand and fight FCC
(8/1/06)
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Have the arts become an afterthought at Ground Zero?
(8/1/06)
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Getty posts the big numbers
(8/1/06)
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The ICA: Three little letters
(8/1/06)
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Web collections pose question: What is a museum?
(7/31/06)
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In Beirut, cultural life is another war casualty
(7/31/06)
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Branding as countercultural creativity
(7/31/06)
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Public funding for evangelical rappers draws ire in London
(7/30/06)
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Icon stands out, despite talk of clashing symbols
(7/30/06)
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Art dealer hid ownership of Gauguin, inflated price, suit says
(7/29/06)
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Berlin returns Kirchner street-scene painting to Jewish heirs
(7/29/06)
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Holocaust art recovery goal still eludes advocacy groups
(7/29/06)
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Does sport climbing diminsh cultural value of Twin Sisters?
(7/28/06)
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Looted statue of Entemena recovered by US for Iraq
(7/28/06)
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MFA agrees to return disputed art to Italy
(7/28/06)
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Australia's unique solution to illegal copying
(7/28/06)
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Kazaa site becomes legal service
(7/28/06)
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Gandhi not convinced she ought to be in pictures
(7/28/06)
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Lawyer is upping the ante in claims of idea theft in Hollywood
(7/28/06)
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Curator, know thy collection!
(7/28/06)
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Are American museums serious about ownership of their art?
(7/27/06)
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Sumerian statue looted from Iraq found by U.S. investigators
(7/27/06)
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Bog discovery hailed as Ireland's Dead Sea scrolls
(7/27/06)
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Da Vinci Code book banned in Iran
(7/27/06)
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Blaze victim sues police for thwarting art rescue
(7/27/06)
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Christie's tops list in French auction sales for first half
(7/26/06)
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Why Tate Modern needs to be bigger
(7/26/06)
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Judge says book on Cuba must stay
(7/26/06)
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Standing up to the MPAA
(7/26/06)
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Bad summer for L.A. murals
(7/25/06)
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Fighting in northern Israel may harm biblical sites
(7/25/06)
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Explorer, state square off over shipwreck
(7/25/06)
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Three charged with smuggling pre-Columbian artifacts into US
(7/25/06)
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People stop fighting Philadelphia City Hall
(7/25/06)
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Fox TV chief slams decency rules
(7/25/06)
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Museums’ research on looting seen to lag
(7/25/06)
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Museum collections: Curatorial privilege and the public interest
(7/25/06)
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In Istanbul, a writer awaits her day in court
(7/25/06)
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Former Harvard Medical School professor convicted of attempted grand larceny in L.A.
(7/24/06)
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The crumbling of the Casbah
(7/24/06)
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For top law students, a sidebar with the arts
(7/24/06)
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Copyright: Just whose idea is it anyway?
(7/23/06)
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Fight for Stonehenge takes to the air
(7/23/06)
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Soldiers’ words may test PBS language rules
(7/23/06)
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Should art museums always be free? There’s room for debate
(7/23/06)
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Village tells local artist: Not in your backyard
(7/21/06)
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It's art squad v. tomb raiders as Greece reclaims its pillaged past
(7/21/06)
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Finances published online in an effort to rebuild reputation
(7/21/06)
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Berry-Hill bankruptcy drags in other dealers
(7/20/06)
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Family dispute may destroy architectural gem
(7/20/06)
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India's congress objects to Gandhi film
(7/20/06)
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Tate faulted for purchase from an artist-trustee
(7/20/06)
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Art is among worst-performing investments, Merrill Lynch says
(7/20/06)
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DVD deal lets films go from web to TV
(7/20/06)
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Reading, PA: It's not just outlet malls anymore
(7/20/06)
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Pondering the value of a really expensive Klimt
(7/19/06)
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Sotheby's narrows gap with Christie's in first-half auctions
(7/19/06)
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Ruling: Tate broke law in buying Ofili work
(7/19/06)
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Neue Galerie scraps a $50 offer to see its new Klimts
(7/19/06)
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Hong Kong deploys kids to fight copyright crime
(7/19/06)
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Print dealers banned from Frieze in London
(7/18/06)
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China's new rich drive up prices of contemporary Chinese art
(7/18/06)
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In a lawsuit aimed at Iran, terror victims focus on ancient artifacts in a Chicago museum
(7/18/06)
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Are writers' estates ruining innovation?
(7/18/06)
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Australian art and what we make of it
(7/18/06)
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When art goes public, neighborhoods notice
(7/17/06)
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Beatles tape seller spared jail
(7/17/06)
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Vatican 'to show more modern art'
(7/17/06)
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Brooklyn Museum’s plan for its curators angers organization
(7/17/06)
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Competing glass artists throw stones over ownership of ideas
(7/17/06)
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Veto override is welcome news to MA arts institutions
(7/17/06)
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Plundered art plagues museums all across America
(7/16/06)
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Robert Hecht & unanswered Euphronios questions
(7/16/06)
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Senator declares Smithsonian head “unfit to serve”
(7/15/06)
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The surging allure of masterpieces from lesser painters
(7/15/06)
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'Fake' puts the focus on Seattle art con man again
(7/15/06)
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Greece closing ancient theatres to repair wear and tear
(7/15/06)
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Time has come for title insurance on art
(7/15/06)
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Sony BMG deal under new scrutiny
(7/14/06)
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Call for 'illegal' MP3 site talks
(7/14/06)
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Klimt's $135 million Bloch-Bauer portrait lights up Neue Galerie
(7/14/06)
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U.K., European heirs sell Asian art at $37 million London sales
(7/13/06)
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What makes a Shakespeare folio so valuable?
(7/13/06)
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Shakespeare volume fetches $4.6 million at London auction
(7/13/06)
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Indie labels want copyright shift
(7/12/06)
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Christie's to let customers bid over Internet in some auctions
(7/12/06)
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Van Gogh show in Edinburgh offers masterworks, investment tips
(7/12/06)
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4 UNESCO-listed sites no longer at risk
(7/12/06)
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Austrian artists arrested for concrete football stunt
(7/11/06)
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Public's views sought on Nazi art
(7/11/06)
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Preserving video in California
(7/11/06)
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Greece demands return of stolen heritage
(7/11/06)
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Defeated Da Vinci Code case historians plan appeal
(7/11/06)
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Renovations to a study room by Aalto splits Harvard faculty
(7/10/06)
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Getty agrees to return two antiquities to Greece
(7/10/06)
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Luxembourg opens Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art
(7/10/06)
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Will Islamic law trump artistic quality?
(7/10/06)
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Guggenheim expands into Emirates
(7/10/06)
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Joyce heirs fight hard for copyright retention
(7/10/06)
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Court: Sanitizing racy content in films violates U.S. copyright laws
(7/10/06)
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Warhol's Chairman Mao will go to auction
(7/8/06)
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Authenticity of a Duccio masterpiece at the Met is challenged
(7/8/06)
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Metropolitan Museum of Art denies fake painting claim
(7/7/06)
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British heirs sell $13.6 million painting in London
(7/7/06)
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Chicago museum, Iran fight U.S. court over auction of Persian tablets
(7/7/06)
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Publishers unite against Google
(7/7/06)
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$50m 'masterpiece' is poor forgery, says arts professor
(7/6/06)
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Can a travel guide for illegal immigrants be a work of art?
(7/6/06)
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Copyright killing artistic freedom?
(7/6/06)
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Abrupt departure roils Liverpool's culture plans
(7/6/06)
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Plans for new Orthodox cathedral in Romania could end up in court
(7/6/06)
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Inserting museum keeps Louis Vuitton flagship store on the Champs-Élysées open Sundays
(7/5/06)
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Lawmaker sees both sides of broadcast legislation
(7/5/06)
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Music industry to sue Yahoo China
(7/5/06)
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Smiley face is serious to company
(7/5/06)
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Restoring a historic pipe organ at Troy Savings Bank
(7/5/06)
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After troubled past, new expressions in Cambodian art
(7/5/06)
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Hedge-fund managers Cohen, Sender, Loeb are top art collectors
(7/4/06)
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A venue for film theft?
(7/4/06)
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Rembrandt anniversary drawing bumper crop of visitors to Amsterdam
(7/3/06)
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Issues behind Cambridge arts fight
(7/3/06)
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Cinema detective to tackle piracy
(7/3/06)
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Holbein, Carracci star in $121 million London old-master sales
(7/3/06)
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Guernica wants "Guernica" back
(7/3/06)
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Kimmelman: new Paris museum "brow-snappingly wrongheaded"
(7/3/06)
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Unilever withdraws gay art sponsorship
(7/2/06)
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Sackler Gallery cancels exhibition of Iraqi gold
(7/2/06)
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Flights away from harmony, toward parody
(7/2/06)
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Christie's Rumbler sees growing foreign demand for German art
(6/30/06)
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Lloyd Webber may get $60 million for Picasso's `Angel' portrait
(6/30/06)
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Vancouver art controversy just a sign of the times
(6/30/06)
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New Liverpool museum expected to open two years after European celebrations
(6/30/06)
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Klimt paintings may be sold for $140 million, art sellers say
(6/30/06)
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UK orchestras saved from crippling insurance bill
(6/30/06)
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London's South Bank 'vision' falls short of expectations
(6/30/06)
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Words that shaped a vision of equality: King's papers
(6/29/06)
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Virgin France fined over piracy
(6/29/06)
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Why get excited about the high price of Klimts?
(6/29/06)
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Giving the artists a voice in preserving their work
(6/29/06)
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A Belgian orchestra puts itself up for sale on eBay
(6/29/06)
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An upswing in Los Angeles arts grants
(6/29/06)
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Gustav Zumsteg's art collection fetches $10 million in Zurich
(6/28/06)
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For a new Paris museum, Jean Nouvel creates his own rules
(6/28/06)
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The next stage - Art as home-selling enhancement
(6/28/06)
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Milne family lose Winnie the Pooh rights bid
(6/28/06)
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Los Angeles County to double arts grants
(6/28/06)
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Phillips de Pury to open saleroom in London
(6/27/06)
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Dutch man confesses to attack on masterpiece
(6/27/06)
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Paparazzi firm target of FBI search
(6/27/06)
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Outsiders find artistic success
(6/27/06)
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In Mexico City, an edgy (and busy) art scene emerges
(6/27/06)
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Seeking an American essence in art
(6/27/06)
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Museums - priced out of collecting?
(6/27/06)
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Danish art duo plans Iranian revolution
(6/26/06)
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In digital age, advancing a flexible copyright system
(6/26/06)
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Art prices may climb after $533 million London sales
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