After photographer Patrick Cariou won his lawsuit against Prince, both the BNF and Gagosian are displaying work by the artist, who has been elusive of late.
People: Prince of Paris?: Richard Prince Shows Electrify the French Capital, but the Controversial Artist Goes AWOL
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Old Masters & Antiquities: Conservative Evangelical Megamillionaire Saves Zurburan Paintings for Church of England
Fund manager Jonathan Ruffer donated £15 million to keep the church from selling 13 depictions of Jacob and his sons.
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Performing Arts: Met Opera's Season Balances Novelty and Tradition With Wagner's "Ring," Shakespeare, and HD Simulcasts
Intriguing additions and changes to the standard repertory are afoot, and more new productions and renowned talent are slated for 2011-2012.
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Art and Politics: Diplomats Blast China as Ai Weiwei's Disappearance Becomes an International Incident
The U.S. State Department has issued a statement joining other nations in opposing the arrest, while a petition circulates and the artist's gallery speaks out.
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Art and Politics: At the Sharjah Biennial, Getting to Know the Intimate Side of Rebellion
In exploring the Middle East's preeminent biennial, Modern Painters executive editor Daniel Kunitz found the region's unrest expressed through surprising displays of beauty.
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Museums: Progress or Propaganda?: A Critical Roundup of Reactions to China's Colossal New National Museum
Critics have accused the new institution, located on Tiananmen Square, of whitewashing history.
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The Daily Checklist: "Love the Future" Becomes Coded Rallying Cry for Ai Weiwei, Scholars Want to Dig Up Mona Lisa's Corpse, and More Must-Read Art News
Plus, Simon Fujiwara claims censorship at the Singapore Biennial.
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Performing Arts: New Show Honors the Satiric Geniuses Behind "The Book of Mormon" With "South Park"-Inspired Fan Art
Curated by Ron English, the Opera Gallery show is a tribute to Trey Parker and Matt Stone's creations.
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Arts Policy: U.S. Labor Department Tells Maine Governor to Reinstall Controversial Mural or Pay the Price
Since the majority of Judy Taylor's painting was funded by a federal grant, Gov. Paul LePage has been scolded after removing it for being pro-labor.
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Art and Politics: Activist and "Miral" Actor Juliano Mer Khamis Assassinated in the West Bank
Known for trying to use art to heal the wounds of occupation, the actor was shot to death outside the theater he founded to promote cultural resistance.
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Galleries: Catch Him If You Can: A French Artist Turns Fugitive, Offering Stardom to Whoever Can Steal His Shoes
Laurent Tixador is walking the 240-mile journey to his gallery opening, having issued an open challenge to stop him from getting there by taking his footwear.
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Fashion: Roberto Capucci's Sculptural Gowns Burst into Bloom at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
More than 80 of the legendary Italian designer's colorful works are on view in his first survey in the United States.
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The Daily Checklist: Robert De Niro Loses Jury in Corrupt Art Dealer Case, Tea Party Weighs in on Maine Mural Controversy, and More Must-Read Art News
Plus, the man behind the Sharjah Biennial is fired over one artwork.
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Art Market: Traditionalists Dominate the Top Spots on List of China's Most Bankable Artists
Ink painter Fan Zeng, unknown outside China, is ranked number one, racking up $57.3 million at auction last year.
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Art and Politics: Sheikh Abruptly Fires Sharjah Foundation Director Over Controversial Political Work
Jack Persekian was sacked, though neither he nor the Foundation have said what the work that caused the uproar was.
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Arts Policy: Picasso May Visit Palestine With Loan of $7 Million Cubist Painting to the West Bank
The Van Abbe Museum has been in negotiations with Israeli police for the past year to send its most valuable artwork to a small Palestinian art school.
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Performing Arts: Studio Tracks: Artist Dario Robleto on Being Inspired by Morrissey, Marianne Faithful, and Conor Oberst
The artist, who has a new show at D'Amelio Terras, tells ARTINFO what he's listening to these days.
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Art and Politics: Ai Weiwei's Supporters Hit a Wall as China Denounces Western Meddling: A Roundup of Latest Developments
China says it is investigating the artist for "economic crimes," while diplomats express outrage and his family goes desperate for information.
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The Daily Checklist: Banksy Backs Violent Lindsay Lohan Photo Show, Ai Weiwei Gets Support (But Not From Bob Dylan), and More Must-Read Art News
Plus, is Maurizio Cattelan taking a break from art?
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Galleries: Jeffrey Deitch Protege Kathy Grayson Tags Up With MOCA's Street Art Show Through Parallel L.A. Project
The former Deitch Projects director's show will feature several artists the gallery once repped. Meanwhile, she's about to sign a lease on a new Manhattan gallery space.
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