Republican-led Bill Would Give Trump the Power to Squash Arts Nonprofits
Elections have consequences. The House, which will continue to be under the control of Republicans along with the Senate and…
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German Museum Reaches Settlement with Heir Over Pissarro Painting
After nearly a decade of negotiations, a Pissarro painting sold under duress by a Jewish family during the Second World…
Nikolaj Hübbe Out As Director Of Royal Danish Ballet
After months of turmoil around allegations of drug use and bullying, the former New York City Ballet star, who led…
Marc Straus is the latest New York dealer to open in Tribeca
New York’s Marc Straus Gallery will open a new space in Tribeca next month at 57 Walker Street, joining around…
Can Asian-American Identity Still Be a Political Home?
In his 2022 book Model Minority Masochism, scholar Takeo Rivera argued that the influx of Asian immigrants to the United…
Abby Pucker’s Big, Inclusive Ambitions For Chicago Exhibition Weekend
Chicago Exhibition Weekend (CXW) came into being last year because Abby Pucker was tired of hearing people saying they didn’t…
ByteDance Introduced A Sister App For TikTok. Will It Catch On?
“Since last summer, Lemon8 has more than tripled its user base, hitting 12 million downloads in the US (less than…
Jonell Logan Appointed Executive Director & Curator of Tephra Institute of Contemporary Art
Following a national hiring search, Tephra Institute of Contemporary Art (Tephra ICA) today announced the appointment of Jonell Jaime Logan…
‘Smile 2’ | Anatomy of a Scene
“Hi, I’m Parker Finn. I am the writer, director and one of the producers of “Smile 2.” This scene takes…
The fair bringing international galleries to Kyoto
It is autumn leaf season in Kyoto, when the vibrant foliage turns the already picturesque Japanese city into a startling…
75+ Artists Take Over Manhattan’s 14th Street
In the thick of a variety of free art events in New York City this weekend, it’s worth mentioning that…
Met Returns Second Greek Kylix After 2022 Probe
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has returned another ancient Greek drinking vessel to Italian officials overseeing the countries’ repatriation efforts…
A Revisionist History Of Music File Sharing And The Music Industry Response
The story they want to tell, in an emphatically triumphalist tone, is that the early pirates were David and the…
Daily Campello Art News: Opportunity for Artists
Falls Church Art Gallery is currently accepting submissions for the upcoming VIVID exhibition, which will run from November 23, 2024, to January…
Narnia comes to the fair, a new perspective on Mike Kelley, and Hew Locke’s Roman inspiration
Book dealers living in fantasy world Daniel Crouch Rare Books has created a magical, Narnia-like stand at Frieze Masters with…
2,800-Year-Old Burial Mound in Siberia Mimics Eurasian Steppe Graves
A 2,800-year-old burial containing the remains of an elite individual was identified in Siberia. Experts believe that the culture responsible…
Reimagining Arts Participation: A Crowdfunder’s Perspective, Post-Pandemic
By Everette Taylor, CEO, Kickstarter Introduction In the aftermath of the global pandemic, and with artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly changing…
The tale of the Bisque
The Bisque drawings are literally and figuratively flying off the walls! Source link
A fragmented film portrait of Suzanne Césaire, the feminist intellectual who influenced Surrealism and Négritude
“The fragment is a really important structure for telling stories that have been heavily impacted by colonialism,” the film-maker Madeleine…
Required Reading
‣ Despite not having gallery representation, Renée Cox has been pushing artistic boundaries for decades. Photographer Gioncarlo Valentine interviews her for…
McArthur ‘Genius’ Fellowships Go to Tony Cokes, Wendy Red Star, More
Four artists are among the winners of this year’s MacArthur “genius” grants, each of which comes with $800,000—a sum that…
How Should We Create Things?
In 1977, the artist, musician, and producer Brian Eno was in Berlin, working with David Bowie on the album that…