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Week in Review: Protests Against Ford Foundation Ramp Up; New Museum Protest Shut Down in the Bronx
Also, the 2019 MacArthur “Genius” grants have been announced, a $6.5 million Cimabue painting was discovered, and more.
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Week in Review: Activists Oppose Purdue Pharma Settlement, "Charging Bull" Statue Attacked
Also, the Smithsonian will offer free museum admission on September 21, New Jersey will provide access to arts education for all students, and more.
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Week in Review: The Danger Epidemic in Art Handling, AOC Commissions Green New Deal Art Posters
Also, a drag show for performers with Down syndrome was canceled by a Republican congressional candidate, an organization is offering free art supplies to NYC teachers, and more.
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Week in Review: Nan Goldin Arrested at Protest, Artists Protest at Hudson Yards
Also, an artist is building a cemetery and a memorial in Tunisia for migrants who have died in the Mediterranean Sea, some of the photographs claiming to depict the Amazon rainforest fire are fake, and more.
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Week in Review: Official Definition of "Museum" Sparks Debate, Concerns Arise Over Suffragist Monument
Also, the Alaska state legislature has restored full funding to the state's art agency, protesters vandalized Mexico City’s “Angel of Independence” monument with graffiti during anti-rape demonstrations, and more.
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Week in Review: Controversial Mural Will Be Preserved, Baton Rouge African American Museum Vandalized
Also, a wheelchair user criticized the Tate Modern for inaccessibility issues, a controversial monument to women’s suffrage will be redesigned to include Sojourner Truth, and more.
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Week in Review: Literary Legend Toni Morrison Passes Away, Freedom of Speech Exhibition Censored in Japan
Also, Maya Angelou will be honored with a work of public art in San Francisco, maps of gerrymandered districts were turned into a typeface, and more.
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Week in Review: Safariland Rubber Bullets Used in Puerto Rico, Egon Schiele Found in NYC Thrift Store
Also, a Texas family realized a beloved portrait of their mother was painted by renowned contemporary artist Ben Enwonwu, Congress is investigating the closure of Art Institutes, and more.
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Week in Review: Warren Kanders Resigns as Whitney Vice Chair, Safariland Tear Gas Used in Puerto Rico
Also, Forensic Architecture says it has found a bullet linking Kanders to violence in Gaza, Pope.L is seeking more than 100 volunteers to participate in a crawl across Manhattan, and more.
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Week in Review: Louvre Removes Sackler Name, Beloved Founder of African-American Museum Killed
Also, Ai Weiwei won his suit against Volkswagen, there was a deadly arson attack at a Kyoto animation studio, and more.
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Week in Review: WPA Mural Causes Controversy, Drawings by Children Detained at US–Mexico Border
Also, a monument to Melania Trump crafted with a chainsaw popped up in Slovenia, high-profile artists urge National Portrait Gallery to divest from BP, and more.
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Week in Review: PAIN Sackler Protests at Louvre, Workers Unionize at Guggenheim Museum
Also, the death of artist Devra Freelander has sparked conversation across New York City to better protect bike lanes, Anish Kapoor's "The Bean" in Chicago was vandalized, and more.