MoMA Trustee Leon Black Faces Second Rape Allegation
Black stepped down as MoMA's board chair amid controversy over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Restitution Lawsuit Over $250 M. Guelph Treasure Is Dismissed by U.S. Court
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Copyright Law and Art: Legal Scholar Amy Adler in Conversation with Artist Jill Magid
A conversation on the corporate and legal control of artists' legacies.
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Last-Minute U.K. Law to Stop Money Laundering Frustrates British Art Dealers
A new EU directive has changed sales practices across the continent, with the British government implementing stricter controls to stop money laundering.
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Sotheby’s and Jancou Battle in Appeals Court over Cady Noland Artwork
A New York state appeals court heard arguments yesterday in a multimillion-dollar clash between Sotheby's and Marc Jancou Contemporary Gallery involving Cady Noland's Cowboys Milking (1990)…
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