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Prominent Art Storage Company Names Former Sotheby’s E-Commerce Leader as CEO
John Auerbach previously ran e-Commerce at Sotheby's and Kate Spade.
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Marcel Duchamp Archive Goes Online, Dallas Museum of Art Plans Expansion, and More: Morning Links for January 25, 2022
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Simone Leigh Statue Temporarily Fills Former Site of Robert E. Lee Monument in New Orleans
The work was mounted as part of the Prospect New Orleans triennial.
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Juan Ponce de León Statue in San Juan Toppled Ahead of Spanish King’s Visit to Puerto Rico
"What we're not going to tolerate is vandalism," said one official.
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MFA Boston Restitutes 17th-Century Landscape Painting Looted During World War II
The museum bought the work in 1982 with almost "no information" about its provenance.
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Building Dedicated to John Chamberlain’s Sculptures in Marfa, Texas, Gets Restored
The work is part of a multi-year plan on the part of the Chinati Foundation.
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Yves Tanguy Painting Thought to Be Lost During Fascist Raid Is Found and Repaired
The work was hung in a Paris theater that screened L'Age d'Or.
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Designer Thierry Mugler Dies at 73, Museums Work to Value NFT Donations, and More: Morning Links for January 24, 2022
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Deutsche Bank Taps Art Finance Veteran John Arena to Head Art Lending
Arena previously worked at Bank of America.
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Amid Volcanic Crisis in Tonga, Arts Enterprise TBA21-Academy Calls for Support
The organization has been active in Tonga with support from artists, scientists, and thinkers of different kinds.
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