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Basquiat Works at Centre of Vancouver Fraud Lawsuit
A multimillion-dollar art collection including works by Jean-Michel Basquiat and Javier Calleja is at the centre of an ongoing lawsuit linked to the collapse of Vancouver property developer Coromandel Properties
Campaigners Fight to Keep CCA Archive Intact
Creative Scotland is exploring ways to preserve the archive of Glasgow's former Centre for Contemporary Arts after campaigners warned the collection should not be treated as a liquidatable asset
How Britain's Creative Economy Could Shape Its AI Future
As the UK's new government reshapes its AI strategy, figures across the visual arts argue Britain’s advantage lies in its creative economy, if ministers invest in the cultural infrastructure needed to sustain it
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Hannah Barry Gallery: From Peckham to Patmos
The London gallery will stage the late Norman Hyams’ first international exhibition on the Greek island that inspired his final paintings
On an Ancient Hilltop, a Biennial Takes Root
In Turkey’s southeastern borderlands, the Mardin Biennial is testing whether contemporary art can leave a legacy beyond an exhibition
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Royal Museums Greenwich Workers Vote to Strike
Prospect union members will strike on 11 and 12 August over pay and working conditions at Royal Museums Greenwich locations
Trump Orders Smithsonian Signage to Warn of Political Bias
The White House alleges that the Smithsonian and the NMAH “have directed the museum’s mission... toward extreme political activism”
Gagosian Scales Back in London and Basel
The exits are the latest in a series of mega-galleries downsizing, including Pace’s layoffs earlier this year and David Zwirner’s Manhattan departure
National Gallery Security Staff Segregated From Other Employees, Curator Claims
Outsourced security staff are being separated from other employees like “second class citizens”, a senior curator claims
Help! I Hate… My Copycat
Artworld Agony Aunt Charlotte Jansen answers an artist whose peer seems to be taking more than just inspiration from their work
The Growing Power of Museum Patrons
Britain’s leading museums are becoming increasingly reliant on patron schemes to sustain exhibitions, collections and public access
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Asper Family Pauses Support of Canadian Museum for Human Rights Following Palestine Exhibition
The lawyer and media magnate Izzy Asper was instrumental in setting up the museum when it was founded in 2008
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