#ArtnetNews: If eras are remembered for their debates, then this year won’t soon be forgotten—not in the art world at least. 2022 was a year chock-full of controversies in our industry as museum masterpieces were covered in mashed potatoes, artists fretted about being replaced by robots, and Christie’s tried to be cool but just came off as offensive. Now, with the turning of the calendar page comes an opportunity to take stock of all those stories and the anxieties that informed them. 🔗 Click the link in our bio for our reflections on the best and worst art-world dust-ups of the year, and how they were resolved—or not. Mostly not. __ Pictured: Just Stop Oil climate activists subvert The Hay Wain painting by John Constable and glue themselves to the frame at the National Gallery on the 4th of July 2022, London, United Kingdom. Photo by Kristian Buus/In Pictures via Getty Images.