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UOVO lays off pro-union workers, while other employees are paid to stay home during coronavirus pandemic 
Jerry Saltz on the last days of the art world 
On the Blurring of Art & Law: A Manifesto 
Tattoo artists beware, you may have just granted a non-exclusive license 
How much for the museum artwork? 
Mary Beard wades into restitution debate in her first blog post as a new British Museum trustee 
Fire breaks out at Berlin’s Humboldt Forum 
Coalition of US arts organisations launch ongoing relief fund for artists affected by coronavirus 
Artsy donates 10% of proceeds from new series of 'collections' to the World Health Organisation's coronavirus response fund 
Hockney’s digital drawings bring spring to the quarantined 
“to avoid the heavy toll of litigation” vs. righting an apparent wrong 
Revisiting the clues of a theft: the case of the theft at the Pinacoteca Comunale di Faenza 
The ‘human canvas’ livestreams from Tasmanian museum 
Stolen three years ago today. Have you seen a pair of Gottfried Lindauer Māori portraits? 
Digital Art Viewing and the Researcher 
Call for Depression Era-style Public Art Project 
Van Gogh thefts by our count: 37 Van Gogh works of art have been stolen, 3 of them two times each, over the course of 15 separate art thefts. 
COVID-19: What are the legal implications for the UK arts market? 
Making art in isolation with Grayson Perry 
Facing bankruptcy, should the SF Art Institute sell its $50M Diego Rivera?