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The Week in Art Crime and Mischief
Googly eyes on a sculpture, updates in the Louvre heist, a teenager arrested for damaging exhibits at the Met. Art crime made the news this month.
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Googly eyes on a sculpture, updates in the Louvre heist, a teenager arrested for damaging exhibits at the Met. Art crime made the news this month.
Guide
Corinne May Botz’s feast for the psyche, Larissa Tokmakova’s futuristic wrestling matches, Jody Isaacson’s ode to Artemis, and so much more.
News
“The people at the 'bottom' are also very important and all deserve to be getting a living wage,” said one of the workers.
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Announcement
RISD now offers in-person and virtual program formats to reach young artists from anywhere in the world.
Community
The US continues to bungle the Venice Biennale, a new Studio Museum in Harlem opens, and the Louvre’s security password was, yep, “Louvre.”
Features
After a seven-year closure, the beloved Harlem institution is opening its new building to the public on November 15.
Community
This week: Mira Nair’s influence on Zohran, journalists sound the alarm on the genocide in Sudan, a trans punk zine makes a comeback, Ms. Rachel’s dress, stained-glass leaves, and more.
Opinion
MFA programs are marketed as gateways to success. The fine print tells a different story.
Music
With Hueso Records, artist Iván Navarro wants to bring back the music of his youth from legendary Chilean indie and punk bands like María Sonora.
News
History Colorado Center cited campaign finance laws. Free speech groups are not convinced.
Community
“My studio offers fewer distractions and less cat hair.”
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A Norwegian citizen was struck by a wall panel during a visit to the museum in 2022.