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Fragile yet forceful glass works by Ai Weiwei, Fred Wilson, Fiona Banner and others travel from Venice to Florida 
Artists crowdfund to save UK museums 
A year after fire, Museum of Chinese in America launches digital platform with Google to celebrate its historical treasures 
Art Fund warns smaller museums will close permanently without more funding 
Remembering Sam Herman, pioneering glass artist and teacher who also won recognition for his paintings and welded-steel sculptures 
Is Van Gogh hiding at the back of this Toulouse-Lautrec drawing? 
Federal Court Rules “Covid-19 Pandemic is a Natural Disaster” 
A striking blow to the prosecution for embezzlement of volumes stolen from the Biblioteca dei Girolamini in Naples. 
“Art critic” Rob Storr pulls no punches 
Thai Cultural Property Case Edges Closer to Settlement 
An Art Dealer in Milan Has Been Convicted of Trying to Sell a Forged Josef Albers Painting 
Italian Police return ‘Salvator Mundi’ painting to museum unaware of its theft 
Restitution: Belgian authorities hand over a 1st century BCE Roman statue stolen from Rome in 2011 
The painting that's been stolen three times 
Recovery: "Salvator Mundi", stolen from the Basilica of San Domenico Maggiore, is recovered by Italy's Polizia di Stato 
UK Galleries Will Benefit From a Court Ruling Forcing Insurers to Pay Businesses for Losses Incurred During Lockdown 
The UK Government Plans to Make It Harder to Remove Public Monuments to Controversial Figures, With One Minister Referring to Protestors as ‘Baying Mobs’ 
Boodle Hatfield Printmaking Prize with Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair – Q&A with shortlisted artist, Virginia Bridge 
Artist Nick Cave’s Controversial Upstate New York Artwork Has Found a New Home at the Brooklyn Museum 
French Artist Claude Lévêque’s Work Has Been Pulled From a Museum as Police Investigate His Alleged Abuse of Children 
When they say held in the public trust in San Francisco, they really mean it 
Good summary of the new copyright small claims court law 
Heirs to art-dealing Wildenstein dynasty facing tax fraud retrial 
New Zealand Police want help in finding the owners of recovered stolen artworks 
"The Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York, which last year controversially sold off a prized Jackson Pollock drip painting to shore up funds to diversify its holdings, has announced the first new slate of artworks to enter its collection." 
2021 Art & Law Program Fellows Announced 
Outrage sparked by potential sale of Diego Rivera mural at San Francisco Art Institute 
"France's highest court orders retrial of art-dealing Wildenstein family" 
Neil Young Sells Rights to Half of His Songbook 
Works from 1925 are open to all 
Israel's Antiquities Authority's Robbery Prevention Unit take three people into custody for questioning on suspicion of dealing in illicit antiquities.