More stories from the week that ended March 23 (click on bolded words for more information):

  • Andrew Russeth reviews Jordan Wolfson exhibition at David Zwirner Gallery.
  • Netherlands restitutes two works to heir of Holocaust victim.
  • Is Nazi loot among Berggruen Collection’s modern masterworks?
  • Norwegian museum has agreed to return looted Matisse painting to family of Paul Rosenberg.
  • Disputed Guelph Treasure should stay with Berlin museum and not be given to heirs a German panel says.
  • Syria accuses Turkey of turning a blind eye to the systematic looting of the country’s cultural heritage.
  • Sentencing of Glafira Rosales has been postponed until at least September. She faces up to 99 years.
  • Gustav Klimt painting theft case reopens in Italy 17 years on due to advances in DNA testing.
  • Thieves steal depiction of the goddess Artemis in Rome by chiseling it off with a metallic object.
  • Student destroys 19th-century statue in Italy while climbing onto it to take a selfie.
  • Joseph Magnano, aka 9271977, arrested and charged with vandalizing Prada Marfa.
  • Peggy Guggenheim’s descendents sue the Guggenheim Foundation for violating her conditions of her bequest.
  • Richard Prince versus Patrick Cariou copyright case settled and lawsuit withdrawn.
  • 555 Nonprofit Gallery and Studios’ decision to sell Banksy’s Detroit Packard Plant mural sparks outrage.
  • Greece protestors angry over government plans to sell off historic national buildings.
  • Exhibition of scary masks at the Central Jerusalem Museum of Art causes a mini-riot and brawl.
  • Fernando Botero denies that he is obsessed with “fat women”.
  • According to survey, few Southern California school districts can afford comprehensive arts instruction.
  • D.A. Wallach’s symptoms of and solutions for the visual art world.
  • Atlanta’s City Hall wants to regulate art on private property.
  • French police successfully recover Child With a Soap Bubble, a portrait attributed to Rembrandt.
  • Settlement reached in Twombly Foundation’s lawsuit against Ralph E. Lerner and Thomas H. Saliba.
  • New bill seeks to protect art experts from what it describes as “frivolous” lawsuits.
  • Terry Richardson responds to recent stories and rumors.
  • Adam Sender to sell works from his collection at Sotheby’s.
  • Larry Gagosian closes $48mil mortgage with Bank of America on Chelsea Gallery space. He is opening an additional location in NYC and also a pop-up in LES.
  • Jack Shainman opening 30,000-sq-ft project space in upstate New York.
  • Darby English named consulting curator at MoMA. Will focus on developing holdings by black artists.
  • Louvre denies reports that a bronze statue of Apollo, discovered off the Gaza coast will exhibited there.
  • Baldessari, Kruger, Opie return to MOCA board post-Deitch, as Mark Grotjahn is a brand new addition.
  • Dubai museum initiative plans to add art museums inside metro stations.
  • Gagosian Gallery seems to be one of the museums Mashable thinks you should follow on Instagram.
  • London getting a high line of its own.
  • Are China’s new collectors driving the global art market rebound?
  • Adam Lindemann writes about ArtRank.
  • Poly Auction Hong Kong launches commission scheme to capture market share from Christie’s & Sotheby’s.
  • Sotheby’s private sale margins on a downward trend.
  • Sotheby’s to offer the largest collection of John Lennon’s work to ever come to the market.
  • A guide on how to buy tomorrow’s Damien Hirsts.
  • The movement and sprawl of gallery spaces in Los Angeles.
  • A look at the Beverly Hills collection of Sam & Shanit Schwartz.
  • Yoko Ono’s show at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
  • Richard Colman talks with the undergang armchair.
  • Sarah Lucas to represent UK at 2015 Venice Biennale.
  • Mickalene Thomas joins Kavi Gupta gallery.
  • A look at Leigh Ledare’s show at Mitchell-Innes & Nash.
  • Grayson Perry becomes first visual artist to win Award for Distinguished Service in the Arts.
  • A review of Ahram Park and Wilbur Niewald’s shows at Haw Contemporary.
  • Could Banksy’s works go on show in Stockholm?
  • Shepard Fairey creates a tribute to Ai Weiwei in the form of a new portrait print.
  • Joslin Van Arsdale curates a photography sale for Paddle8 and highlights some of the lots.
  • Moby and Shepard Fairey in conversation.
  • Jonathan Jones chooses the 10 weirdest artworks ever.
  • How putting John Elway in classic paintings may ruin them.
  • Gallerist reviews Art Forum ads in its March issue.
  • James Jean collaborates on products with The Hundreds.
  • David Choe’s Munko now available as a plush toy.
  • Stephen Powers, aka ESPO, has a new book coming out.
  • Millie Brown vomits on Lady Gaga during performance in Austin.
  • Sign project about the San Francisco rental market.