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Hard Truths: Should a Jilted Artist Keep Applying for Grants?
An artist anguishes over rejection, and an art handler ponders a dropped painting.
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EU Looking to Downgrade Money Laundering Risk in Art and Antiquities Trade
While a Commission spokesperson said that the risk assessment has not yet been finalized, minutes from a January 2026, meeting in Brussels suggested otherwise.
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Egypt Requests Return of Mummified Remains Removed from View by Glasgow Museum
The removal was controversial in Scotland, drawing allegations of "woke madness."
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London National Gallery Head Says Just Stop Oil Protests Targeting Artworks Were a ‘Sad Thing’: ‘The Pictures Are Not Guilty’
He urged protestors to take their activism elsewhere.
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Christie’s First Fine Art Auction in Abu Dhabi Totals $8.94 M.
An $844,800 painting by Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian led the sale.
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French Galleries Demand Art Basel Paris Compensate Early Closure, Mucem Workers Plan Strike Against President Pierre-Olivier Costa’s Return, and More: Morning Links for November 2, 2026
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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In Reply to Senators’ Amicus Briefs, Austria, Albertina, and Leopold Museum Double Down on Unconstitutionality of HEAR Act
Senators Blumenthal and Cornyn submitted their briefs in support of the HEAR Act in September.
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Ukraine Charges a Russian General in Absentia Over the Missile Strike That Destroyed the Skovoroda Museum
The attack happened in in the country’s Kharkiv region in the spring of 2022.
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Seven Sculpture Shows to See in New York, From Modernist Masterpieces to Contemporary Anti-Monuments
How richly varied sculpture can be in our present moment is well illustrated in shows on view in NYC this fall.
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Italian Police Used AI to Identify $200 M. Worth of Stolen Art and Antiquities
In an attempt to disguise the theft, a lamb was painted over with a scroll.
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The Met Museum and Vacheron Constantin Unveil Artworks Produced Through New Residency
The Swiss luxury watch company launched the 18-month residency program with the Met in May 2025.
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Vietnamese-American Photographer and Oberlin Professor Pipo Nguyen-duy Found Dead at 64
Nguyen-duy was an internationally exhibited visual artist and recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship in photography.
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Louvre Signs Deal with Unions, Ending Threat of Continued Strikes
The dispute, which debuted with strikes in December 2025, was one of the longest of its kind for the Louvre.
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In Postwar Rural France, Alexander Calder Found Respite from Pressures of Fame and a Chance to Dream Big
“He was using being there to quiet his nervous system,” Alexander S.C. Rower, the artist's grandson and president of the Calder Foundation said.
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A Retrospective Introduces Francis Picabia to a New Generation—with Funhouse Mirrors and a Peep Show
“Picabia. Open the Gates of Night” is curated by the artist’s great-granddaughter, Anne Berest.
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MoMA, Centre Pompidou, and M+ Will Treat Their Holdings as One Collection in Unprecedented Alliance
“If we succeed, we will be more than the sum of our parts, and I think that is something quite new,” Pompidou president Laurent Le Bon said.