Russian Invasion Enters Third Year with Cultural Warfare In the wake of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which began in February 2022, the city of Mariupol has stood as a symbol of devastation and resistance. Now, Russian authorities have unveiled plans to construct a “museum of the liberation of Mariupol,” scheduled to open in the […]

Introduction In a dramatic conclusion to a protracted legal saga, Guy Wildenstein, the billionaire gallerist and head of one of France’s most prominent art-dealing families, has been convicted of tax fraud. The verdict, delivered by the Paris appeals court, marks the culmination of years of accusations and investigations into Wildenstein’s alleged efforts to conceal valuable

Introduction In the world of art and commerce, few figures loom as large as Frida Kahlo. Her iconic self-portraits, rich in symbolism and emotion, have made her image a staple in popular culture. However, behind the cultural ubiquity lies a complex web of legal battles and disputes over the rights to Kahlo’s likeness and legacy.