London’s 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Will Open As Planned This Fall and More: Morning Links from July 31, 2020
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Crisis and Community: How Chicago’s Rebuild Foundation Is Closing the Gap Between Art Spaces and the People They Serve
"We didn't want to contribute noise," Rebuild's director of public programming said.
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Yayoi Kusama Retrospective at Gropius Bau Postponed Until 2021
The hotly anticipated exhibition had been set to open in the fall.
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Senate Investigation Reveals Russian Billionaires Bought Art Despite Sanctions and More: Morning Links from July 30, 2020
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Hauser & Wirth Gallery Takes on Estate of Gustav Metzger, Who Made Destruction an Art Form
"He saw art and life as interconnected," a gallery representative said.
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High-Profile Italian Collection Resolves Restitution Dispute Involving Nazi-Looted Renaissance Painting
The heirs have been compensated so that the painting can remain on view in Italy.
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Richard Brettell, Impressionism Scholar Who Transformed Texas Art Scene, Has Died at 71
Brettell directed the Dallas Museum of Art from 1988 to 1992.
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Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit Terminates Director After Allegations of Racism and Sexism [Updated]
"It is clear we need to do more, better and faster," the museum's board chair said.
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Rebeccah Blum, Well-Regarded Berlin-Based Independent Curator, Is Dead
She ran her own fine art management firm and had served as David Nolan Gallery's European representative for over a decade.
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Rembrandt Self-Portrait Sells for $18.8 M., Petrit Halilaj Drops Out of Belgrade Biennial, and More: Morning Links from July 29, 2020
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