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When Is a Reward Not a Reward?
Experts disagree over whether paying for information leading to the recovery of stolen art might actually encourage more thefts Read More
Stalled at the Gate
Mark Wallinger’s glorious history of unrealized public-art projects Read More
Sailing with the Kabakovs
The artist duo has launched a project, for and by schoolchildren, to promote tolerance and diversity Read More
The Persistence of Memories
Pioneering programs at MoMA and other museums show that engagement with modern art can improve quality of life for Alzheimer’s patients and their caregivers Read More
L.A. Stories
Shining light on uncatalogued archives, misplaced works, and undocumented careers, more than 60 venues in Southern California present shows on the art of postwar Los Angeles Read More
Designing Mind
Bill Moggridge wants to bring design out of the Cooper-Hewitt and into the public conversation Read More
Hidden No More
The Polish contemporary-art scene looks to shake off its past Read More
Puff Piece
“The ‘Tobacco Project’ began with an interest in the aroma of tobacco,” Chinese artist Xu Bing says over a dim-sum breakfast in New York. Likening it to something between sociology and art, he is referring to the third iteration of … Read More
It’s Not Just a Museum, It’s a Think Tank
Art museums are recruiting experts from outside the art world to address problems in the real world. Read More
When Bad Is Good
The ARTnews 200 Top Collectors
CHINA The Next Generation
A Terrible Beauty?
UPDATED: A Long Lost Leonardo