As Paris+ Opens, France’s Art Market Thrums with Excitement
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France’s New Restitution Law for Nazi-Looted Art Reveals the Country’s Inconsistent Efforts in Dealing with Its Complicated Past
Officially signed into law in late July, the legislation was historic.
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Artist Julien Creuzet Wants Us to Question What We Know and Free Ourselves
The French-Caribbean artist will represent France at the 2024 Venice Biennale.
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The Centre Pompidou’s Landmark Agreement with Saudi Arabia Is More Complicated Than It Seems
So are the politics of art in the isolated country.
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With an Emphasis on Color and Form, S.H. Raza Broke New Ground for Modernism
A new exhibition at the Centre Pompidou aims to correct the record on an oft-misunderstood modern master.
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The Best Booths at TEFAF Maastricht from Rediscovered Old Masters to a Collection of 160 Decks of Historical Playing Cards
The fair runs until March 19 in Maastricht, the Netherlands.
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With Charges Upheld in Louvre Trafficking Case, Should Major Institutions Reconsider Acquisitions of Egyptian Antiquities?
An alleged smuggling ring has thrown the acquisition processes for several major museums into turmoil.
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As U.N. Climate Talks Continued in Egypt, Protesters Simultaneously Targeted Sculptures in Three European Cities
A sculpture by Charles Ray that stands outside the Bourse de Commerce in Paris was doused in orange paint.
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A French Egyptologist’s Unheeded Warning Could Be Key To The Investigation Embroiling the Louvre’s Ex-Director
As more details come to light in ongoing investigation, the Louvre Museum joins as a civil party.
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