Here’s a look at the ongoing debates about how to handle the photographs and negatives of photographers after their deaths. [NYT]
Erik Neil has been named director of the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Va. [The Star Democrat]
“Rarely seen Gérôme painting goes on sale in London.” [The Art Newspaper]
What should happen to the works of Rolf Harris since he’s been convicted as a sex offender? [BBC]
Carol Vogel visits the Serpentine Gallery’s latest pavilion. [NYT]
Exploring the “Digital Revolution” exhibit in London. [The Daily Beast]
Artists design ships to commemorate the 100th anniversary of World War I. [The Art Newspaper]
“Liverpool Biennial 2014: A lot of misery and bleakness.” [The Guardian]
The 1970s Athena “Tennis Girl” poster sold for £15,000 at auction — way above the estimated £2,000. [The Guardian]
