Two Banksy admirers buy wall, but have difficulty selling the wall for profit because they are unable to authenticate the work as Banksy's.
Shephard Fairey filed a motion to postpone his deposition until the federal criminal investigation him is complete.
A lawyer is attempting to collect more that $125,000 in legal fees after an unsuccessful suit to regain a Pissarro.
The Antiquities Market, a section on news and on the illicit traffic in antiquities, will be a regular feature of the Journal of Field Archaeology.
The Corcoran Gallery of Art sells school building to a partnership that includes the Rubell family, and later will exhibit art from the Rubell family collection, all while saying the two are not connected.
Picasso and Portinari paintings stolen from a Brazilian art museum have been recovered by Brazilian police.
Fair use issues arise when photographs are taken of public art.
Edward Winkleman gives insight on purchasing deaccessioned works from museum sales.
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