Hong Kong’s Canceled Digital Art Fair Failed to Secure Funding, Authorities Say
Authorities said organizers failed to provide “adequate” information for an “assessment of its artistic merits.”
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Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Names Halona Norton-Westbrook Next Director
She is currently the director and CEO of the Honolulu Museum of Art.
Manhattan Nonprofit Sues City to Halt Destruction of ‘Social Sculpture’ Garden
The nonprofit argues that the space qualifies for legal protection art under the Visual Artists Rights Act (VARA) of 1990.
A Short Documentary Celebrates the Fruits of Nearly Five Decades of ‘Extreme Beachcombing’
John Anderson has pursued an enthusiasm—one might even call it an obsession—with things that wash up along the Pacific Northwest coastline.
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Ancient Artifacts Worth $2.2 M. Recovered by Manhattan DA’s Office Will Be Returned to Greece and Italy
Eleven artifacts will go to Greece and 107 items will go to Italy.
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John Wilson, a Black Figurative Artist Nearly Lost to Time, Gets a Traveling Retrospective
The show, currently at the MFA Boston, highlights how Wilson lent his subjects dignity when others would not.
Petra: A Guide to Jordan’s ‘Rose City’ in the Desert
Blending Arab and Hellenistic influences, the “Rose City” was built into vibrant red bluffs in southwestern Jordan.
Studio Museum in Harlem Names Second Cohort of Its Museum Professional Development Program
The initiative has been expanded to included participants at museums across the US.
Three Men Charged with Stealing Maurizio Cattelan’s Golden Toilet from Blenheim Palace in England
The raid, which includes dismantling the working 18-carat, 103 kilogram gold toilet, titled America (2016), took only five minutes.
Through Landscapes Marred by Climate Disaster, Seonna Hong Mines ‘Past Lives’
With barren trees, colorful mounds, and diminutive figures, Hong’s paintings emphasize the ways the past appears in the present.
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