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Ai Weiwei Says Censorship in the West Is ‘Sometimes Even Worse’ Than in Mao’s China

British Museum to Exhibit Stolen Gems, Artemisia Gentileschi Show Slammed, Helen Frankenthaler Foundation Legal Saga Proceeds, and More: Morning Links for February 2, 2024

Online Fundraiser Raises $160,000 in Donations to Replace Stolen, Destroyed Jackie Robinson Statue

‘Effeminate’ Jesus Poster Stirs Controversy in Spain

Florence Museum Director Says Tourism Has Turned the City Into a ‘Prostitute,’ Drawing Pushback

Plan to Restore Giza Pyramid Draws Anger and Mockery from Archaeologists

At Tate Modern’s Feminist Art Event, Activists Decry Hamas’ Sexual Violence Against Female Israeli Hostages

Curator Iwona Blazwick Departs Istanbul Biennial as Next Edition Is Delayed to 2025

New York’s Alexander and Bonin Gallery Shutters After 28 Years

Suspect Arrested in Connection with Death of New York Dealer Brent Sikkema

Singapore’s Newest Art Fair Shrank This Year, But Its Cofounder Says It’s No Sophomore Slump

Morocco Scraps Planned Venice Biennale Pavilion in ‘Last-Minute Decision’

In Trial, Rybolovlev’s Lawyer Goes After Sotheby’s Private Sales Head, With Mixed Results

Lehmann Maupin, Kukje Gallery to Represent Octogenarian Korean Sculptor Kim Yun Shin

Artist Delcy Morelos Wants You to Listen to What the Earth Has to Say

Picasso, Rembrandt, M. C. Escher Works Feared Lost in Seattle Gallery Fire

The Egyptian Government Bulldozed an Iconic Cairo Art Center With ‘Millions’ in Art Inside

Orlando Museum of Art Facing Financial Shortfall After Scandalous Basquiat Show