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Artists who fled country experienced "torture" by security forces but are still intent on continuing their work.
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Only art can save us now
The world needs creative interpretations of global issues, not better descriptions of things people are accustomed to.
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Robbers fleece Greece's Olympia museum
Bungling thieves loot priceless objects, but cause more damage by what they destroyed in "smash-and-grab" robbery.
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Picasso comes to Palestine
After an odyssey that underscored the realities of Israeli occupation, Picasso's 'Buste de Femme' arrives in Ramallah.
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Freedom Flotilla II, comprising ten ships carrying 1,000 activists from 20 countries prepares to sail to Gaza.
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MF Hussain: The legacy of painting India
Celebrated Indian artist, exiled during his final years by attacks from Hindu right,leaves a rich legacy at home.
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Unearthed Picassos spark legal duel
Surprising find of almost 300 early Picasso works is causing a legal dispute.
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Last Modified: 30 Nov 2010 13:33 GMT
Major artworks stolen in Paris
Five paintings including a Picasso and Matisse taken in theft worth estimated $124m.
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Last Modified: 20 May 2010 18:29 GMT
CCTV images of art thieves released
CCTV images of art thieves released.
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