Japanese Researchers Uncover Seven-Foot Iron Sword from Ancient Burial Mound
Also found in the mound was a 125-pound decorated mirror.
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Russian Artist Could Face Prison Time After Police Raid Exhibition with Anti-War Art
Her show in St. Petersburg contained "false information about the Russian armed forces," according to the police.
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US Authorities Probe Auction Houses over Ties to Sanctioned Russians
It's unclear which auction houses were contacted.
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Amateur Archaeologist in Belgium Finds Fragment of Mysterious Roman Object That May Have Been Used for Sorcery
The object, known as a dodecahedron, may also have been used in knitting or for taking measurements.
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Mass Strike of U.K. Cultural Workers Forces British Museum to Close
Employees are protesting poor pay and labor conditions.
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Rising Artist’s Video Was Edited for New Singapore Art Fair, With State Agency Claiming It Was ‘Unsuitable’ for Children
Some accused the fair of censoring Lu Yang's work, which appears to depict Buddhist gods.
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Questions Loom About Vatican Monsignor’s Collection Following His Death
A 19th-century copy of a famed Etruscan vase could restart a decades-old debacle.
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New AP African American Studies Course to Include a Focus on Art—With Few Living Artists Required
The class' framework, which was initially decried by conservatives, has finally been released.
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U.S. Prosecutors Investigate Russians’ Art Buys, Jenny Moore Joins Montana Art Group, and More: Morning Links for February 2, 2023
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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NADA New York Moves to West Chelsea for 2023 Edition
Nearly 90 exhibitors are lined up to participate in the fair.
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This Stunning 1955 Alfa Romeo GT Coupé Could Fetch up to $2 Million at Auction Next Month
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Apple Reportedly to Retire Lead Industrial Design Role During Crucial Time
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Amount Disclosed: 2016 Trump Campaign Settles Nondisclosure Agreement for $450,000
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Sportico Transactions: Moves and Mergers Roundup for February 3
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