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French Couple Owns Site Where van Gogh Made His Final Painting, Court Rules

French Couple Owns Site Where van Gogh Made His Final Painting, Court Rules

Harmony Hammond, Feminist Icon, on Adapting a “Survivor Aesthetic”

Harmony Hammond, Feminist Icon, on Adapting a “Survivor Aesthetic”

It’s in the Cards: An Exhibition at London’s Warburg Institute Offers a History of Tarot

It’s in the Cards: An Exhibition at London’s Warburg Institute Offers a History of Tarot

EPA Head Shutters Agency’s National Environmental Museum

EPA Head Shutters Agency’s National Environmental Museum

New York’s Natural History Museum Returns Shrine to First Nations Community

New York’s Natural History Museum Returns Shrine to First Nations Community

Christie’s 20th/21st-Century Evening Sale in Hong Kong Totals .3 M.

Christie’s 20th/21st-Century Evening Sale in Hong Kong Totals $73.3 M.

MoMA Picks Christophe Cherix as Next Director

MoMA Picks Christophe Cherix as Next Director

Wildfires in South Korea Kill 28 People, Destroy Ancient Gounsa Temple

Wildfires in South Korea Kill 28 People, Destroy Ancient Gounsa Temple

After a 0 M. Renovation, the New Frick Is Still the Old Frick

After a $220 M. Renovation, the New Frick Is Still the Old Frick

Influential Painter Suzanne Jackson to Get a Traveling Retrospective

Influential Painter Suzanne Jackson to Get a Traveling Retrospective

Remembering the Generosity and Mentorship of Lorraine O’Grady

Remembering the Generosity and Mentorship of Lorraine O’Grady

Nona Faustine, Photographer Who Pictured Enslavement’s Unseen Histories and Black Women’s Perseverance, Dies at 48

Nona Faustine, Photographer Who Pictured Enslavement’s Unseen Histories and Black Women’s Perseverance, Dies at 48