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UK Government Launches Scheme to Protect Iraqi Heritage

Art News Daily : 28 October

28 Oct 2015
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Columns in Palmyra. Source : Wikimedia Commons

ISIS Executions in Palmyra

Art News Daily : 27 October

27 Oct 2015
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Lisa Jardine (1944–2015)

Art News Daily : 26 October

26 Oct 2015
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50 Most Endangered Heritage Sites Named

Art News Daily : 23 October

23 Oct 2015
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Arts Council Issues Heightened Alert Warning for UK Museums

Art News Daily : 22 October

22 Oct 2015
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Syrian Heritage Destruction: No Faction is Innocent

Art News Daily : 21 October

21 Oct 2015
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Rare Picasso Collage Acquired by Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

Art News Daily : 20 October

20 Oct 2015
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More than 40 UK Museums Closed Due to Cuts

Art News Daily : 19 October

19 Oct 2015
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Rembrandt Portrait ‘At Risk of Leaving UK’

Art News Daily : 16 October

16 Oct 2015
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Ai Weiwei to Pen Autobiography

Art News Daily : 15 October

15 Oct 2015
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Hilla Becher, 1934–2015

Art News Daily : 14 October

14 Oct 2015
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Off-Limits Italian Heritage Sites to be Outsourced

Art News Daily : 13 October

13 Oct 2015
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De Appel curatorial programme faces tutorial mutiny

Art News Daily : 12 October

12 Oct 2015
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Vladimir Putin to Receive $2bn Art Collection

Art News Daily: 9 October

9 Oct 2015
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MoMA PS1 Goes Free for New Yorkers

Art News Daily : 8 October

8 Oct 2015
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MKG Hamburg Makes Entire Collection Available for Free Download

Art News Daily : 7 October

7 Oct 2015
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Stolen Durga Idol Returns to India

Art News Daily : 6 October

6 Oct 2015
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Palmyra : ISIS Blows up Triumphal Arch

Art News Daily: 5 October

5 Oct 2015
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Sekhemka Export Licence Deferred

Art News Daily : 2 October

2 Oct 2015
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$5 Million Offered for Information on ISIS Looting

Art News Daily : 1 October

1 Oct 2015
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Goering’s Catalogue of Nazi-Looted Art Made Public

Art News Daily : 30 September

30 Sep 2015
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David Hockney to Return to Royal Academy in 2016

Art News Daily : 29 September

29 Sep 2015
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Artists Pledge to Spurn Oil Company Money

Art News Daily : 28 September

28 Sep 2015
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British Museum Names German Art Historian as New Director

Art News Daily : 25 September

25 Sep 2015
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Despite the mutterings of most critics, the decision to award the prize to all four nominees makes a lot of sense – and is good for contemporary art

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Remembering the critical insights and generous instincts of the writer and architect Charles Jencks (1939–2019)

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