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• Thomas Zipp, Visionary Installation Artist With a Punk Sensibility, Has Died

  With a zeal for immersion, Zipp reimagined site-specific art as a kind of psychological theater.

• Fair Warning Expands With Saara Pritchard, Doubling Down on ‘Conviction’ in a Crowded Art Market

  A former specialist at Christie's and Sotheby's, she has now joined as partner.

• Famed Gelman Collection Will Return to Mexico by 2028

  Several of the 160 works in the collection are subject to permanent export bans from Mexico.

• Two Rare Keith Haring Art Cars to Be Exhibited in New York This Month

  The show serves as a launch for the book Keith Haring in 3D, edited by Larry Warsh and Glenn Adamson.

• Trump Administration Claims Halting $400 M. White House Ballroom Renovation Is National Security Risk

  Three judges will review the motion: Obama appointee Patricia Ann Millett, Trump appointee Neomi Rao, and Biden appointee Bradley Garcia.

• Ex-Staffers Say the US Holocaust Museum Altered Website and Canceled Programming to Avoid Angering Trump

  Two former museum employees say the content had too many echoes with the present day.

• Israel’s Venice Biennale Artist Responds to Calls for Exclusion: ‘I Do Not Support Cultural Boycotts’

  Dozens of artists in the exhibition called for the removal of Israel's pavilion.

• ‘Time Capsule’ Scrapbook of Lee Miller and Cecil Beaton Photographs Discovered, and More: Morning Links for April 6, 2026

  Here's what we're reading this morning.

• 11-Year Restitution Dispute Over Prized Modigliani Ends With Loss for Nahmad Family

  A New York judge ruled this week that Seated Man With a Cane (1918) rightfully belongs to the estate of Oscar Stettiner.

• Gisela Colón on Puerto Rico, Bad Bunny, and the Power Beneath the Island

  Puerto Rico, she says, sits on the edge of something larger, the visible tip of a much bigger formation beneath the surface. A place where energy builds.