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Baltimore Museum of Art Calls Off Controversial Deaccession Plan Hours Before Sale
Works by Andy Warhol, Brice Marden, and Clyfford Still were expected to bring in $65 million.
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Baltimore Museum Deaccessioning Controversy, Explained: Why a Plan to Sell $65 M. in Art Ignited Debate
Two works from the museum's collection head to auction tonight.
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Frieze New York Dramatically Slims Down, Relocates to the Shed for 2021 Fair
The fair will be less than half of the size of its last in-person edition.
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U.S. Government Demands That Asian Art Museum Return Thai Artifacts
The museum had announced in September that it planned to deaccession two artifacts back to Thailand.
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Tate Senior Curator Reportedly Suspended for Comments on Guston Show Controversy
He previously took to Instagram to comment on the show's controversial delay.
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Brussels Museums Close Again, AAMD Clarifies Deaccessioning Guidelines, and More: Morning Links from October 28, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Frederick Weston, New York Artist Known for Incisive Collages, Has Died at 73
Earlier this year, he received the Roy Lichtenstein Award from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts.
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Cauleen Smith Wins Studio Museum’s $50,000 Wein Artist Prize
The artist's work is currently on view at the Whitney Museum in New York and SFMOMA.
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Education Is Not Expendable: Naima J. Keith on What Will Be Lost as Museums Continue to Make Cuts
Now is a time to bolster and reimagine the role of education within museums and the world beyond their walls.
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Jenny Holzer Helps Get Out the Vote and More: Morning Links from October 27, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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