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1. NEH Seeks Artists for ‘Garden of Heroes’ Funded With Cancelled Grants

   Artists will receive awards of up to $200,000 per statue but must be US Citizens.

2. Philipp Kaiser Exits Marian Goodman Gallery as Partner and President

   The curator had joined the gallery in 2019 as chief executive director of artists and programs.

3. Art Green, Founding Figure of Chicago’s Riotous Harry Who?, Has Died at 83

   Green was a key figure of the Chicago Imagist movement of the 1970s and '80s.

4. Fort Worth Police Return Photographs Seized from Sally Mann Exhibition

   Fort Worth police have returned artwork by photographer Sally Mann after it was seized from the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in January.

5. Sotheby’s to Sell $12 M. of Art from Barbara Gladstone’s Personal Collection

   Twelve works from the late dealer’s private holdings will be auctioned during May’s marquee sales in New York.

6. CalArts, Chanel Launch Center for Artists and Tech With AI Focus

   The work is slated to begin this fall.

7. Switzerland’s Bührle Foundation Reaches Settlement with Heirs of Jewish Collector Who Owned Prized Manet

   Max Silberberg's heirs argued that the sale of Manet's 'La Sultane' was the result of Nazi persecution, but the foundation disagreed.

8. Judge Orders Art Institute of Chicago to Return Schiele Drawing to Heirs

   The decision deems the drawing has been stolen property for eight decades.

9. Two New Arrests in Drents Museum Heist, But Ancient Romanian Gold Artifacts Remain Missing

   One of the stolen items is a gold helmet estimated to be worth €4.3 million ($4.9 million).

10. Texas School District Scrubs Virginia Flag Over Nudity Rules

    The state’s flag violates a recently adopted rule banning “visual depictions or illustrations of frontal nudity.”