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LOOK: Poster at Lithuanian eatery has Trump locking lips with Putin

A street artist in Lithuania has adorned a barbecue restaurant with a poster showing Donald Trump locking lips with Vladimir Putin.

France restores Nazi-stolen Degas drawing to rightful owners

PARIS — France has restored to its rightful owners a drawing by Edgar Degas that was stolen by the Nazis from its Jewish owner in 1940.

An unending celebration of remarkable women

It’s easy to forget, despite the name, that Silverlens Galleries started out as a space for photography when it opened in 2004.

NYC exhibition explores works of woodcut artist Hnizdovsky

NEW YORK — A New York City exhibition explores the career of one of the foremost woodcut artists in America. Ukrainian-American artist Jacques Hnizdovsky (hnihz-DOHV’-skee)

Art in the Park celebrates the perfect 10

Ten years running and showing no signs of slowing, Art in the Park’s latest edition is slated for Sunday, April 3, from 10 a.m. to

Steve Martin is guest curator at Boston art exhibition

BOSTON — Steve Martin has some happy eyes to go with those happy feet. The actor and comedian is guest curator of an exhibition at

Art Fair Philippines 2016: Why people are coming, and talking about it

Purists may rant against the commodification of art and the hegemony of the culture industry, but if you really want to get schooled on the contemporary Philippine art scene, you could do worse than immerse yourself in the annual four-day Art Fair Philippines, which runs until today.

Arturo Luz has found the inheritor of his art

When National Artist Arturo Luz had to close his venerable eponymous gallery in late 2002, he said one reason was none of his four daughters was interested in the art business. None of them had taken the brush to continue his art. It sounded less of frustration and more of resignation.

Three fake Manansalas in one month—art forgers are getting bolder, more brazen

One quiet October morning, art connoisseur Mrs. C recalls, she was enjoying her daily morning coffee and checking her e-mails when she chanced upon a disturbing message.

Anonymous billionaire brings masterpieces back home to Manila

An anonymous member of Manila’s billionaire boys club has just pulled off another coup—by winning two historic Filipino masterpieces in a European auction and bringing them back to their rightful home in the Philippines.