A contender for “most bizarre sellout debacle of all time,” Richard Prince Lemon Fizz, a collaboration with AriZona beverages, features images of Prince’s artwork—including his nurse paintings—on the can.

ArtReview’s annual list of the most powerful figures in contemporary art puts Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, curator of this year’s dOCUMENTA, on top. Among the artists, curators and dealers listed are Pussy Riot, Cindy Sherman, and Slavoj Zizek.

Times Square Arts Square hopes to “transform the world’s largest advertising space into the world’s largest exhibition space.” Hrag Vartanian has been appointed chief curator, and Rafaël Rozendaal is the first artist to sign on.

Lichtenstein’s work Electric Cord has been returned since its disappearance 42 years ago. The painting went missing after it was sent out for cleaning. Asked what she would do with it, the owner’s widow replied, “I think I’m going to hang it up in my home.”

Seven works from major modern artists have been stolen from the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam. Dutch police have listed paintings from Picasso, Matisse, de Haan, and Freud. Though no value has been released yet, the paintings are believed to be worth millions.

Damien Hirst is under fire after it emerged that more than 9,000 butterflies were killed in his exhibition at Tate. Butterfly experts and the RSPCA have responded, with a PETA spokesperson saying “Hirst’s quest to be edgy is as boring as it is callous.”

Conceptual artist and CalArts professor Michael Asher has passed away at age 69, after a long illness. A master of “institutional critique,” he most recently exhibited at 2010 Whitney Biennial and at last year’s Pacific Standard Time.