July 28, 2026

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Canadian gallery sues Norval Morrisseau’s estate for breach of contract and defamation, seeking $1m – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Forgery scandals surrounding the work of Norval Morrisseau (1932-2007) continue with a lawsuit against the artist’s estate claiming it misleadingly implied that a Calgary gallery was peddling fakes. EA Studios filed its defamation and breach-of-contract suit against Morrisseau’s estate and its director, Cory Dingle, earlier this month in Alberta’s Superior Trial Court. The gallery

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Top art galleries fined for money-laundering failures

[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Prominent art-market players including the White Cube gallery, which represents Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst, have been fined by the UK tax authority for failing to comply with money-laundering rules. White Cube Ukraine Appeal,

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‘Mystery of a masterpiece’: how Van Gogh’s postman portrait ‘disappeared’ from London’s Tate Gallery a century ago – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] When Van Gogh’s painting, the “Postman of Arles”, was removed from the Tate Gallery just over a century ago, London’s Weekly Dispatch was left baffled by the mysterious loss. On 25 May 1924 the newspaper reported that the portrait of Joseph Roulin had been hanging in “a place of honour in the Modern Foreign

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Rising Ethiopian artist Merikokeb Berhanu’s gallery joins forces with two major dealers to help her go global – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] It is one of the great quandaries for smaller and mid-size galleries. You have spent years working with an artist, but when you feel they need a bigger platform than you can provide, how do you help them to progress to the next level without losing them to a mega-gallery forever? Such was the

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10 Galleries and Museums You Can’t Miss

[ad_1] Cities like Prague offer more than just shopping experiences and historical landmarks—they are filled with galleries and art museums. Whether you’re drawn to classical masterpieces, modern avant-garde movements, or cutting-edge contemporary works, there’s something to suit every artistic taste. And which gallery is the ideal place, even for the little ones? Here’s a curated

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Some of those Spaces Tween Life and Death, Woolloongabba Art Gallery

[ad_1] Ethereality emanates from the walls of Some of the Spaces Tween Life and Death at Woolloongabba Art Gallery. It would seem that more of the region’s cultural heritage aside from shipwrecks has been unearthed in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. There’s an iridescence to the indeterminate, yet distinctly aquatic forms, fashioned from found

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25 Questions With Art Dealer David Maupin

[ad_1] The esteemed contemporary art dealer David Maupin, co-founder of Lehmann Maupin gallery, shares lessons on life, style and business. One of the most respected contemporary art dealers in the world, David Maupin got his first big opportunity when a collector made an introduction to his future business partner, Rachel Lehmann. Together they founded Lehmann

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Hong Kong painter draws inspiration from city’s recent history in works at Art Basel

[ad_1] For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails At Hong Kong’s Art Basel, painter Chow Chun-fai’s new works transport viewers back to the night in 1997 when

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Gallery: The Fantastical Creations of Kitt Lauro

[ad_1] “I love being able to meet the people who are seeing my art and have conversations with them,” says Kitt Lauro, one of the 34 artists populating this year’s Pride Alley at the upcoming Awesome Con. They particularly enjoy giving advice to young budding artists who stop by the booth with their parents. It

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‘Brain’ of late composer lives on in show at the Art Gallery of Western Australia – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Can an artist’s creative essence persist beyond death? In probing this question, a team of Australian artists and biological innovators has engineered a human “mini-brain” that composes a musical score in real time as audiences watch and listen. The installation, titled Revivification, goes on view at the Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA) from

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