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George W. Bush Reveals New 9/11 Paintings: ‘When America Is in Trouble, Americans Respond’
Before Thieves Stole A Now-Missing Renoir Painting, Family Says Nazis Had Already Done So—And It Belongs to Them.
Bayeux Tapestry Sustained Minor Damage Discovered Following Trip to England, Artist Claude Lévêque Ordered to Stand Trial for Rape and Sexual Assault of Minors, and More: Morning Links for September 11, 2026
Ragnar Kjartansson Is the Great Romantic Artist for Our Age of Loneliness
Qatar Is Building a Permanent Pavilion for Gerhard Richter to Open in November
‘The American Public Has No Love for a CEO’: Stanya Kahn On Her Riveting Video of Social Posts About Luigi Mangione
UAE Minister Says Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Will Tell a New Story About the Middle East, Despite the Ongoing War
See Inside Maurizio Cattelan’s Highly Anticipated Berlin Show, Featuring a Sculpture Made with Human Remains
Billionaire Igor Tulchinsky, Who Sponsored the Bayeux Tapestry’s UK Sojourn, Also Funded a Mental Health Facility in an Illegal West Bank Settlement
Curator Jordan Carter Shares Five Recent Obsessions
The Largest Ancient Roman Wall Mosaic Ever Found Goes on Public View
“Urgent Action” Needed to Protect a World Heritage-Listed Temple in Cambodia
Princess Diana’s Revenge Dress Returns to Sotheby’s With $300,000 Price Tag
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
Sandra Vásquez De La Horra’s Dreamlike Drawings Unite Nature and Humanity
Rabkin Foundation Names Eight Winners of Its 2026 Arts Journalism Grants 
After a Turbulent Decade and Multiple Delays, Brussels’s Kanal-Centre Pompidou Will Open in November. Not Everyone Is Happy About It.
Getty Center Closes After Fire Breaks Out Along Los Angeles’s 405 Freeway
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