“It is as if one of America’s greatest art collections has been conjured out of nowhere.” James S. Russell reviews the newly renovated Yale Art Gallery in New Haven, Conn. [Bloomberg]
The Toledo Museum of Art returned a 2,500-year-old
Polish prosecutors are investigating a claim by artist Carl Michael von Hausswolff that he used ashes he collected from a crematorium at a concentration camp in a painting. [BBC News]
Michael Kimmelman on Ada Louise Huxtable: “She cared about public standards, social equity, the whole city.” [NYT]
Ralph Gardner Jr. explores the Center for the History of Collecting at the Frick. [WSJ]
Katya Kazakina tells the story of Giorgio Griffa, whose first New York show in 40 years, at Casey Kaplan, was flooded by Sandy. [Bloomberg]
Oakland Museum has second burglary in two months. [The Oakland Tribune]
