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When artist Banu Cennetoğlu's "The List" was mysteriously removed from the Liverpool Biennial, some thought it could have been a mistake. Now there's evidence that the tear down was intentional.
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This summer has seen a string of racially motivated acts of vandalism across the country. Is the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Missouri white supremacy's latest victim?
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A chemical scientist discovered the most ancient solid cheese ever found inside the tomb of Ptahmes, mayor of Memphis in Egypt during the 13th century BCE.
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The street artist posted a frank conversation he had with a friend on Instagram, expressing his frustration with museums and galleries exhibiting his work in an unauthorized manner.
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The historic Uffizi Gallery in Florence partnered with Indiana University informatics and art history students and faculty to undertake the five-year project.
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A discussion in the press between an artist and critics amplifies the weak points of Second-wave feminism.
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If an award-winning curator with the backing of Microsoft can't gain access to the UK for an academic conference, then who can?
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The Al-Meshal Cultural Center in Gaza was destroyed by Israeli F-16s this week.
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There were at least two things Americans should have banned outright in the 1970s when they had the chance: asbestos and Donald Trump.
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Could a 1993 album cover for the British ska band Mother Samosa really be the key to discovering the real identity of the global street artist?
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Picasso's subjects are often nude, but it's not like they're trying to meddle in the U.S. presidential elections. Why censor them, Facebook?
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“Farewell,” Ai wrote on Instagram. “Today, they started to demolish my studio 'Zuo You' in Beijing with no precaution. Which I have as my main studio since 2006. It is a[n] East German style socialist factory building."