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Whitney Union Protests at Luxe Museum Party as Contract Negotiations Lag
The Whitney union has been negotiating a contract with museum leadership for over a year.
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Max Guy Built a Yellow Brick Road from Chicago to the Land of Oz
Inspired by the Wizard of Oz, Guy's show is a prism of pop cultural, art historical, geographical, and political references.
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Open Letter Voices Concern for Madrid’s Reina Sofía Following Departure of Longtime Director
The letter, signed by artists and curators across Europe, contends that the museum's reputation as a cultural leader is now under threat.
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UNESCO Adds the Ukrainian City Odesa to List of Endangered World Heritage Sites
The key strategic port city, known for its cosmopolitan history and architectural landmarks, has been the target of Russian bombing.
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Japanese Researchers Uncover Seven-Foot Iron Sword from Ancient Burial Mound
Also found in the mound was a 125-pound decorated mirror.
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Russian Artist Could Face Prison Time After Police Raid Exhibition with Anti-War Art
Her show in St. Petersburg contained "false information about the Russian armed forces," according to the police.
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US Authorities Probe Auction Houses over Ties to Sanctioned Russians
It's unclear which auction houses were contacted.
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Amateur Archaeologist in Belgium Finds Fragment of Mysterious Roman Object That May Have Been Used for Sorcery
The object, known as a dodecahedron, may also have been used in knitting or for taking measurements.
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Mass Strike of U.K. Cultural Workers Forces British Museum to Close
Employees are protesting poor pay and labor conditions.
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Rising Artist’s Video Was Edited for New Singapore Art Fair, With State Agency Claiming It Was ‘Unsuitable’ for Children
Some accused the fair of censoring Lu Yang's work, which appears to depict Buddhist gods.
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Questions Loom About Vatican Monsignor’s Collection Following His Death
A 19th-century copy of a famed Etruscan vase could restart a decades-old debacle.
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