Jasmine Weber

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Warhol Foundation Distributes $3.9 Million to 51 Organizations Grappling With Pandemic Losses

Grants will fund the staging of exhibitions, curatorial research, administrative costs, and more to organizations including the BlackStar Film Festival and W.A.G.E.

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Week in Review: Photos Capture Attack on the Capitol; Vulva Sculpture in Brazil Incites Controversy

Also, see a rundown of some of the many artworks and creative acts that were censored in 2020, and more.

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Week in Review: Second COVID-19 Relief Package Passes; Sackler Texts Leaked

Also, a photographer captured stirring images of feminist celebrations rejoicing the legalization of abortion in Argentina, and more.

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Week in Review: Second COVID-19 Relief Package Passes; Sackler Texts Leaked

Also, a photographer captured stirring images of feminist celebrations rejoicing the legalization of abortion in Argentina, and more.

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The Year in News (Oh, 2020...)

The cultural landscape has taken more blows in 2020 than ever before in order to stay afloat during the pandemic.

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Week in Review: Senator Blocks Vote on Smithsonian Latinx and Women Museums; an Art Auction to Aid Displaced Armenians

Also, Americans for the Arts council members are calling for the resignation of top leadership, and more.

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Week in Review: Christie’s and Sotheby’s Subpoenaed in Epstein Investigation; Tania Bruguera Detained in Cuba

Also, several artists have come forward to claim credit for the monoliths around the world, and more.

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Week in Review: Tate and Philadelphia of Museum Cut Workforce; French Bill Sparks Massive Protests

Also, artists and architects are advocating for the removal of Philip Johnson’s name from the Museum of Modern Art, and more.

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Week in Review: NYC Museum Trustees Donated to Trump Reelection; US Museums Close Due to COVID-19

Also, Forensic Architecture released its investigation of the Beirut port explosion, and more.

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Week in Review: NY Attorney General Sues Sotheby’s; Biden-Harris Campaign Launches Art-inspired Ad

Also, Seth Stolbun stepped down from the board of Rhizome following reports of workplace harassment at the New Museum, and more.

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Week in Review: Voters Weighed in on Arts and Culture; Photographer Arrested by NYPD

Also, Forensic Architecture and Bellingcat created an interactive digital map of police brutality at Black Lives Matter demonstrations, and more.

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Week in Review: Baltimore Museum Halts Controversial Sale; Artist Projects Encourage Voter Turnout

Also, a postponed Philip Guston retrospective was advanced to 2022 instead of 2024, and more.