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De Correspondent: 65 miljoen kunstobjecten, wat moet je ermee?

Hyperallergic: Gehry Gets Frank on Labor at the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi

Parool: Eis: 15 maanden cel voor heling kunst Jan Schoonhoven

VK: Duitsland krijgt centrum voor vervolgde kunst

Guardian: Invisible art: the gallery hoax that shows how much we hate the rich

The Art Newspaper: Guggenheim plans New York expansion… again

AFC: Art World Scoop from Industry Expert Geri Thomas

Guardian: Turner prize 2014 shuns painters and sculptors for art of film and video

Gallerist: Van Gogh Painting Could See $50 Million at Sotheby’s Evening Sale

Guardian: Tracey Emin: ‘Where does that girl go? Where does that youth go?’At 51, and on the eve of a major new exhibition, Tracey Emin talks to Rachel Cooke about mortality, motherhood and why she [Meer…]

BoingBoing: Fed whistleblower secretly recorded 46h of regulatory capture inside Goldman Sachs

Financial Times: Interview with Tate Modern artist Richard Tuttle. The American artist is the latest to tackle the annual giant installation for Tate’s Turbine Hall

The Gardian: Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons produce work on an industrial scale, but artists such as Xavier Veilhan copy commercial models as an act of subversion

BoingBoing: US Forestry Service wages war on photography in national forests

The Art Newspaper: Christie’s takes another 2%. New premium from sellers if auction house beats estimates

The Art Newspaper: Founders of Frieze Art Fair step aside as co-directors

The Telegraph: Vincent van Gogh . . . the musical

Financial Times: Interview with Anselm Kiefer, ahead of his Royal Academy show

Egbert Dommering: Marlene Dumas en het naschilderen van foto’s

LA Times: What Rick Lowe’s MacArthur Grant win means for art and social practice

VK: Kunstmusea opnieuw de les gelezen met advertentie

Roet in het eten: Mijn optreden kostte minder dan Bosma’s kamervragen en andere antwoorden

Finacial Times: Who funds the arts and why we should care. As the arts increasingly depend on private and corporate funding, questions arise about how closely artists and institutions should examine the sources of finance

The Art Newspaper: Berlin Art Week builds on its strengths. The city’s annual art festival has expanded beyond its commercial roots—but still keeps its mind on the local market

VB: De 5 wensen van Wim Pijbes; keynote speech festival De Wereld van het Witte de Withkwartier over toekomst kunst in Rotterdam