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Artists Threaten to Boycott Venice Biennale Over Israeli Pavilion
Plans to set up an “alternative pavilion” for Israel inside the historic Arsenale sidestep the issue of its continued inclusion in the storied art festival, activists said.
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BRIC and Bronx Children's Museum Join Cultural Institutions Group
They are among five NYC organizations newly added to the coalition, which receives significant funding and energy subsidies from the city.
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AI Company Says It Has Outsmarted Caravaggio Experts
A work long believed to be a copy is in fact an original by the Italian Baroque painter, claims Art Recognition, which boasts that it can determine authenticity “based only on a photograph.”
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Lisa Phillips to Depart as Director of New Museum
Her 26-year tenure is marked by significant transformations of the Manhattan institution and labor disputes with its staff union.
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A New Digital Map Charts Queens’s Arts and Culture Landscape
The platform spotlights dozens of studios, galleries, museums, and other cultural spaces in an effort to foster cross-borough connections.
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New College of Florida to Erect Charlie Kirk Statue
The announcement comes amid right-wing attempts to control how the Turning Point USA founder is remembered and suppress criticism of his legacy.
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Man Killed While Unloading Andy Warhol Art Car in DC’s National Mall
The 61-year-old was reportedly pinned down by the vehicle due to a winch malfunction.
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Agnes Gund, Champion of Arts and Equity, Dies at 87
From her efforts to end mass incarceration to her deep belief in education, the collector and philanthropist advocated for a more compassionate world.
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Pussy Riot Members Sentenced to Russian Prison in Absentia
“I stand by every single word and my anti-war stance is clear,” said Diana Burkot, a member of the exiled feminist art collective.
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Massive Photo of Trump and Epstein Unfurled Outside Windsor Castle
Activists behind the action at the UK royal residence said they want to “make sure Epstein haunts him everywhere he goes.”
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Activists Face Hate Crime Charges for Anti-Israel Graffiti
The three defendants spray-painted the exterior of a Texas church that had expressed support for the Israeli military online.
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Art in General, Nonprofit Champion of Early-Career Artists, Is Reopening
The alternative New York arts organization, which closed its doors in 2020, is back with a nomadic model and a fundraising exhibition.