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The museum has faced widespread criticism after announcing an exhibition primarily featuring artworks purchased from Black Lives Matter and COVID-19 benefit sales.
In Brief
As incessant floods continue in China, water reached the toes of the Leshan Giant Buddha for the first time in at least seven decades.
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Just text your zip code or city and state to this phone number to learn which Native territories you're occupying.
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“This isn’t really what we asked for,” one MCA employee told Hyperallergic. “A lot of the part-time staff don’t necessarily want to be full-time, they have other commitments. What they were asking for was more support."
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Plan your visit to see art in person again with our growing list of reopening dates at major New York City institutions.
Books
Arlene Dávila’s Latinx Art: Artists, Markets, Politics considers the plights of Latinx artists through the lens of race and class disparities in both North and South America.
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The New York Public Library’s reading lists acknowledge the shortcomings of the feminist movement and celebrates those who contributed to its diversity.
Art
"I didn't want to be pigeonholed into that idea, the 'COVID drawings.’ To me this was just part of a moment,’” she told Hyperallergic of her drawings depicting her fellow organizers and Bronx community.
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The recommendation to move the Confederate general's monument to the Virginia Museum of History and Culture was made unanimously by the Commission for Historical Statues in the United States Capitol.
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Institutions will be allowed to welcome visitors at 25% capacity, and they must enforce face coverings, among other safety measures.
Interview
Amid the pandemic, Otero has been looking inward, pursuing a series of highly personal works about Puerto Rico. Hyperallergic sat down with him to discuss this new body of work, now on view in Life During Wartime.
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More than 150 employees are organizing to join the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, which represents the museum's security guards.