HAUSER & WIRTH CLEARED OF RUSSIAN SANCTIONS CHARGE

By Mika LeeJuly 10, 2026

The prominent gallery Hauser & Wirth has been cleared of the charges against alleging they breached the British-imposed sanctions against Russia, Artnet reports. The Swiss gallery, which has locations UK locations in London and Somerset, was charged by the U.K. Crown Prosecution Service last November, together with the art shipping company Artay Rauchwerger Solomons, for selling an […]

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Saodat Ismailova on Ancient Forests and Collective Hallucinations

The artist and filmmaker discusses her film Amanat, and the forest that inspired it: Arslanbob.

Samuel WilkenJul 10, 2026

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Tasmania’s Museum of Old and New Art Plans Outpost in Thailand

The Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Tasmania, Australia has just announced plans to build an outpost museum in Bangkok; specifically, plans indicate that the new site, called Mona Bangkok, will be located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Mona, the largest private museum in Australia, is executing the new museum […]

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Bacteria Causing Legionnaires’ Disease Discovered in Guggenheim Cooling Tower

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Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch Defends Institution Against White House Criticism

In an email to his staff, American educator, historian, and Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III pushed back against a recent White House Domestic Policy Council report which accused the Smithsonian National Museum of American History of veering towards a mission rooted in “extreme political activism.” Bunch’s email, which was published by the Washington Post […]

Mika LeeJul 10, 2026

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Valerie Brathwaite, Whose Curvaceous and Colorful Sculptures Channeled the Natural World of the Caribbean, Is Dead

Trinidadian-born Caracas-based abstract sculptor Valerie Brathwaite, who drew on what she described as the “overwhelming beauty” of nature to create vibrantly hued organic forms, has died. She was variously reported to have been between eighty-six and eighty-eight. Her death was announced on July 6 by the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA) in an Instagram post. […]

Polly WatsonJul 9, 2026

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David Odo to Lead Honolulu Museum of Art

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HAUSER & WIRTH CLEARED OF RUSSIAN SANCTIONS CHARGE

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