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After they were sprayed with toxic pesticides, it remains unclear whether the masks are safe for ritual use.

The artist, who formerly denied the allegations, is now banned from leaving France.

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Administrators described the new initiative as a “significant expansion” of public access to its collections.

She is being recognized for her “phantasmagorical spaces with approachable art forms”.

Latchford’s daughter inherited more than 125 Cambodia artifacts after his death in 2020, which she has agreed to return.

“I ate it as I would normally eat a banana. Nobody tried to stop me,” he wrote in a Guardian essay.

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The site was made of burial mounds and filled with offerings of human and animal bones.

The museum “preempts” the sale by purchasing the item out from under the high bidder for whatever price the work achieved.