• KAWS announces the end of OriginalFake via Instagram.
  • Van Gogh’s Sunflowers slowly turning brown as a result of exposure to LED lighting.
  • Printed Matter talks about the devastation from Superstorm Sandy on NPR.
  • The College of Visual Arts in St. Paul, Minnesota will close its doors forever in June due to recession.
  • Chris D’Amelio will close his gallery and join David Zwirner at his.
  • More than 100 paintings by H. Widayat stolen from the H. Widayat Museum in Central Java.
  • Picasso murals under threat as Oslo considers tearing down buildings damaged during terrorist attack.
  • $500,000 bond imposed on Uriel Landeros while he awaits trial on charges of graffiti and criminal mischief.
  • Christian Parisot and Matteo Vignapiano arrested following two-year investigation for Modigliani fakes.
  • Inspired by Ken Johnson’s writing, two upcoming panel discussions address racism and sexism in art.
  • On Monday, Dallas Museum of Art institutes new policy of free general admission and free memberships.
  • Denver Art Museum to have exhibitions featuring Monet, Degas and Cézanne, among others.
  • Curator Rebecca Morse leaves her position at MOCA to join LACMA.
  • Two museums in Chicago raising their admission fees.
  • Diego Rivera painting worth a million dollars appraised on Antiques Roadshow.
  • Giovanni Battista Torriglia painting worth $20,000 discovered in a Virginia Goodwill store.
  • Tate Britain to mount the first major retrospective devoted to LS Lowry since the artist’s death in 1976.
  • Audrey Kawasaki and Edwin Ushiro to show at Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles in Feb.
  • Munich hoping a program consisting of public art installations will help to win tourists back from Berlin.
  • A look at California’s art schools.
  • Galleries and its architecture are affecting the neighborhoods they decide to locate in.
  • Scottish government injects £7 million over three years into culture.
  • Ben Davis discusses some “truths” about the art market.
  • Sotheby’s and Christie’s think the auction market his year will start off with a bang in London.
  • Christie’s managed to win a larger share of the market last year over Sotheby’s perhaps due to larger budget.
  • Items from Studio 54 to be auctioned off.
  • n+1 writes about Steven Cohen, his art collecting, and edge.
  • Andrew Purchin organizes A Thousand Artists: Inauguration 2013 performance during inauguration.
  • Andy Kaufman – today’s hottest performance artist.
  • Whitewall writes about Bettina Korek and ForYourArt.
  • Sarah Braman is the 2013 recipient of the Maud Morgan Prize from Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts.
  • Thaddaeus Ropac named Chevalier of the French Légion d’Honneu.
  • Wu Tsang and Matt Hoyt among winners of $25,000 Foundation for Contemporary Arts grants.
  • Trisha Brown honored with first-ever Rauschenberg Award.
  • Tom Waits and Anton Corbijn release a book together.
  • New Dan Attoe Accretion 41 painting.
  • The story of how Frank Gehry came about creating his fish lamps.
  • Mona Lisa recreated on the moon using lasers.
  • Barry McGee to have a show of new work at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth opening on March 31.
  • Dabs Myla designs artwork for LA Weeky’s Plate event.
  • A profile of Matthew Porter and his flying muscle cars.
  • Artsy interviews Artsy founder Dasha Zhukova.
  • Interview with Hank Willis Thomas.