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British Museum Receives Its Most Expensive Gift, Michelangelo May Have Painted a Woman with Breast Cancer, Two Ben Enwonwu Works Discovered, and More: Morning Links for November 14, 2024

Italian Police Smash Art Forgery Ring, Mark Rothko’s ‘Ukrainian Flag’ Painting Hammers for $32.5 M., Social Media Accounts Are Targeting Paris While Promoting Azerbaijan, and More: Morning Links for November 12, 2024

South Korea’s Art Market to Benefit from New Laws, Dancer Judith Jamison Dies, Nico Williams Wins 2024 Sobey Art Award, and More: Morning Links for November 11, 2024

Yemen Signs International Treaty Denouncing Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Artifacts

Artwork Made by Humanoid Robot Ai-Da Using AI Algorithms Sells for $1 M. at Sotheby’s

Daniel Spoerri, Risk-Taking Artist Who Made Eating an Art Form, Dies at 94

Art Media Comment on Trump’s Victory, Dutch Police Arrest Man Suspected of Stealing Pair of Warhol Prints, and More: Morning Links for November 6, 2024

Newsmakers: Dealer Robbie Fitzpatrick Discusses How the Current Market Led Him to a Nomadic Gallery Model

Pace Gallery Senior Director Departs for New York’s Canada Gallery

“It’s Not Real But It Happened”: A Sophie Calle Survey Confronts the Stories We Tell Ourselves

Are Joshua Citarella and Brad Troemel Beating the Edgelords or Joining Them?

Lawsuit Claims Artist Scott Kahn Ditched Phillips Asia Show for David Zwirner Deal

A Blockbuster Met Exhibition Takes Visitors Back to Siena to Trace the Origins of European Painting

Christie’s Will Sell Monet Painting From Chicago’s Union League Club At 20th Century Evening Sale

Egon Schiele’s Death Mask Surpasses Expectations at Sloane Street Auctions Sale

Two Sides to the Art Market: Spending Down 32 Percent in 2023, Report Says, While Total Volume on the Rise

Collector Libbie Mugrabi Embroiled in Legal Battle with Art-Backed Lending Company

At the Toronto Biennial, Artists Search for Reasons to Endure in a Precarious World