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Three trustees of the Rauschenberg estate will be keeping the $24.6 million awarded to them, much to the chagrin of Rauschenberg family members. [The Art Newspaper]
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is loaning out a good chunk of its works. [The Boston Globe]
Longtime residents of LA’s Arts District worry about the incursion of coffee shops, rising rents and fans of the television show “New Girl.” [LA Times]
Artforum on KCHUNG and the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. [Artforum]
At least LACMA is participating in the national public art campaign Art Everywhere. [LA Times]
At an “adults only” sleepover at the Museum of Natural History last weekend, whimsical New Yorkers drank and slept under the giant whale. [NYT]
Abigail Rockwell is not pleased with the biography of her grandfather, Norman Rockwell. [The Huffington Post]
Matthew Barney will have his first solo exhibition in Australia. It will, of course, include his six-hour film River of Fundament. [The Art Newspaper]
Photos from the collection of the late financier Howard Stein — set to sell at Sotheby’s in December — have record presale estimates for a photography collection. [WSJ]
“Bernar Venet’s new foundation in France.” [Financial Times]
A giant Henry Moore sculpture will be unveiled at London’s King’s Cross next Friday. [Art Market Monitor]
