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See Inside Maurizio Cattelan’s Highly Anticipated Berlin Show, Featuring a Sculpture Made with Human Remains
Cattelan conceived the show as a church-like space for his controversial objects.
ARTnews•Alex Greenberger10 SeptARTnews — page 4
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Billionaire Igor Tulchinsky, Who Sponsored the Bayeux Tapestry’s UK Sojourn, Also Funded a Mental Health Facility in an Illegal West Bank Settlement
Forbes estimates Tulchinsky’s net worth at $1.7 billion.
ARTnews•Brian Boucher10 SeptA
Curator Jordan Carter Shares Five Recent Obsessions
His most recent credits include the Counterpublic triennial in St. Louis and a Haegue Yang exhibition in Beacon, New York.
ARTnews•Andy Battaglia10 SeptA
The Largest Ancient Roman Wall Mosaic Ever Found Goes on Public View
Roman mayor Robert Gualtieri unveiled the first-century AD mosaic, along with a fresco discovered at the same time, this week.
ARTnews•Anne Doran10 SeptA
“Urgent Action” Needed to Protect a World Heritage-Listed Temple in Cambodia
The Temple of Preah Vihear suffered extensive damage from “direct hits” following the 2025 border war between Thailand and Cambodia, a UNESCO-led study found.
ARTnews•Francesca Aton10 Sept
Princess Diana’s Revenge Dress Returns to Sotheby’s With $300,000 Price Tag
The late princess put 79 of her dresses up for sale to raise money for cancer and AIDS charities in 1997.
ARTnews•Hikmat Mohammed10 SeptA
Family of Holocaust Victim Made Restitution Request for One of Two Stolen Renoir Paintings, Wildfire Forces Getty Center to Close, and More: Morning Links for September 10, 2026
Here's what we're reading this morning.
ARTnews•Francesca Aton10 Sept