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Liverpool Biennial director Fatos Üstek resigns after run-in with board of trustees 
National Gallery charges for virtual exhibition tour as new research suggests UK museums fear for their future 
Hallucinogenic flower inspired Native Californian rock art, archaeologists say 
'Rent has increased by 3,100% since 2012': London heritage society says it may sell collection after UK government hikes costs 
Dozens asked to participate in Documenta 15—only to realise invitations are fake 
When museums go online 
'The law has to fall on someone': Seller of allegedly fake Frans Hals must pay Sotheby's $5.3m for cancelled sale, judge insists 
A Billionaire Collector Is Suing Hirschl and Adler Galleries for Allegedly Pocketing More Than Its Fair Share of Profits From the Sale of a $12 Million Painting 
"Restitution is widely considered a just and appropriate form of deaccessioning. Might there be other circumstances under which deaccessioning could be considered a form of restitution?" 
Another tragic deaccessioning story 
Palm Springs Art Museum: “We don’t want art that is offensive” 
The ‘Toxic’ Legal Battle Over Zaha Hadid’s $132 Million Estate Has a Silver Lining: It Will Lead to the Establishment of a New Museum 
Scottish artist’s commission set to be one of the most remote art installations in the world 
Unpacking what has been made public in the investigation into the recently restituted Egyptian stela in the name of the Head of the Elders of the Portal of Hathor-Lady-of-Mefket, Pa-di-séna 
How to erase history or, Mass MoCA deserves to be scathed 
A French Court Acquits Four Anti-Colonial Activists Who Removed a Spear From a Museum, Saying the Gesture Counts as Free Speech 
"Provenance Research Today" book release to debut at the International Catalogue Raisonné Association conference 
SF Artists Sue Property Owner for Painting Over Beloved Murals 
Tate’s Diwali-inspired winter commission lights up London 
Dealers Try to Stave Off Speculators by Making Them Agree Not to Flip Art. But Can Those Contracts Actually Be Enforced? 
"The artists argue the removal of the mural was in violation of their rights, specifically the legally-required preservation of their work, under the Visual Artists Rights Act" 
Three suspects in the burglary theft at the Green Vault have been arrested in Berlin. 
Auction of Banksy gorilla postponed by lockdown 
"Should British museums sell to stay afloat?" 
"'It’s an artwork,' he added. 'It’s freedom of expression. It’s not complicated.'" 
Is Nick Cave’s artwork “an announcement, direction or advertisement…”? 
Virtual exhibition brings together world’s most valuable stolen artworks 
Exhibiting Absence: Introducing Samsung’s Missing Masterpieces 
Biggest Theft in Hong Kong History from Stamp Collector 
“To many of the people who run our museums—not art people but bean counters—art is merely branding for the institution.”