Week in Review

Also, California studies showed that the state lost over 175,000 creative jobs in 2020, and more.

Also, German researchers say the risk of COVID-19 transmission is far lower in museums and theaters than any other indoor activity, and more.

Also, Turkey filed an unprecedented lawsuit to dissolve an arts organization founded by jailed philanthropist Osman Kavala, and more.

Also, a bipartisan group of US Senators introduced a resolution in solidarity with Cuban artists, and more.

Also, a zoning board in upstate New York ruled that a Nick Cave artwork is protected by the First Amendment after months of dispute, and more.

Also, MoMA Chairman Leon Black stepped down as CEO of his equity firm following a review of his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, but remains on the museum board.

Also, the city of Chicago has promised $2.5 million in grants to local arts organizations, and more.

Also, an Ohio Arts Council leader resigned after incendiary comments on the 2020 election came to light, and more.

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

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

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

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