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Nan Goldin Addresses Israel’s War in Gaza During Arles Talk: ‘Whose Lives Matter?’

Nan Goldin. Photo Stpehane Cardinale/Corbis via Getty Images The photographer Nan Goldin once again publicly addressed Israel’s war in Gaza this week, this time during a talk given at the Rencontres d’Arles photography festival in France. Goldin, the recipient of Kering’s Women in Motion award this year, took the stage at the Théâtre Antique on …

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Ancient Mayan Tomb of Caracol’s Founding King Unearthed in Belize

CHIQUIBUL, BELIZE – MARCH 21: A general view of the media as Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge visit Caracol Mayan archaeological site in the Chiquibul Forest on the third day of a Platinum Jubilee Royal Tour to the Caribbean on March 21, 2022 in Chiquibul, Belize. The Royal couple are …

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Crystal Bridges and Art Bridges Acquire 90 Works of Contemporary Native Art

George Morrison, Traversal, 1958. Art Bridges Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the Art Bridges Foundation in Bentonville, Arkansas, have acquired 90 works of contemporary Native art from the St. Louis–based John and Susan Horseman Collection, which focuses on supporting Indigenous and African American artists. The acquisition includes works by Kent Monkman, Tyrell Tapaha, …

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A man receives flowers in front of a recovered Van Gogh painting.

‘Art Detective’ Arthur Brand Recovers Trove Of Documents Stolen from Dutch National Archive

Arthur Brand and some of the recovered works. Courtesy Arthur Brand Arthur Brand, a self-proclaimed art detective, has recovered a trove of documents stolen from the Netherlands’s National Archives in 2015, the Art Newspaper reported on Thursday. The 25 objects recovered include documents listed on UNESCO’s Memory of the World Register. Those documents relate to …

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Paris Museum Faces Lawsuit Over Attempt to ‘Erase the Existence of Tibet’

A Tibetan statue of a dancing Dakini at the Musée Guimet in Paris. Photo Olivier Laban-Mattei/AFP via Getty Images The Musée Guimet, a Paris museum known for its rich collection of Asian art, is facing a lawsuit from several groups who accused the institution of trying to “erase the existence of Tibet.” According to the …

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MSCHF’s New ‘Baby’ Invites Viewers to Buy a Slice of Art

One possible future of MSCHF’s King Solomon’s Baby(2025) MSCHF If you’ve ever stood before a hulking sculpture and thought, “I wish I could take just a sliver of that home,” MSCHF has you covered. The Brooklyn-based collective—best known the ATM at Art Basel Miami Beach that had monied art fair fans jockeying for position, selling …

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Largest Martian Meteorite Ever Found Heads to Auction at Sotheby’s

NWA 16788. Courtesy of Sotheby’s A 54-pound chunk of Mars—believed to be the largest Martian meteorite ever discovered on Earth—is hitting the auction block at Sotheby’s New York on July 16, with an estimate of $2 million to $4 million. Dubbed NWA 16788, the rock was discovered in November 2023 in Niger’s Agadez region and …

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22 Massive Stone Blocks from Alexandria’s Ancient Lighthouse Lifted from Seafloor

Two of the 22 large stone blocks from the Lighthouse of Alexandria. Courtesy GEDEON Programmes / CEAlex A team from the French National Center for Scientific Research recently lifted 22 massive stone blocks from the Lighthouse of Alexandria from the seafloor, 30 years after the remains were first discovered in Egypt. The stone blocks include …

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Lorna Simpson’s Former Home and Studio Hits the Market for $6.5 M.

The Fort Greene townhouse was designed by the British architect David Adjaye for Lorna Simpson and James Casebere in 2006. Courtesy REPN/Kellen Houde for Corcoran In a city known for artists repurposing disused spaces into studios, those wishing to glimpse Lorna Simpson‘s former Brooklyn–based home studio now have the chance to see it. The four-story, …

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