Morning Links: Lost and Found Edition

Austerity programs in Greece are putting the nation’s antiquities in dangers, according to some groups. The Association of Greek Archaeologists

Austerity programs in Greece are putting the nation’s antiquities in dangers, according to some groups. The Association of Greek Archaeologists has produced a rather frightening ad to make that point. [NYT]

Here’s the artist’s guide to surviving art fairs. [The Art Newspaper]

Vanity Fair heads to Marfa. (Subscription, iPad required). [Vanity Fair]

The Guardian‘s art critic got trapped in a live game show at Documenta. [The Guardian]

Marc Jacobs discusses luxury: “I know people who do fly by private jet all the time, like Larry Gagosian, who is a big art dealer. He has a private jet and flies all the time, and luckily I’ve hitched a ride on his plane a few times and it is not overrated at all. It’s really a great way to travel.” [Grazia Daily]

Here’s a profile of Italian artist Giacomo Costa. [IHT]

Did you lose the art-buying notes you scrawled on your Liste program in Basel? Phillips’s Benjamin Godsill may have found them. [@mrgodsill]

Morning Links: Lost and Found Edition