Denise Gardner Becomes First Black Woman to Lead Art Institute of Chicago Board
She will assume leadership of the board this November.
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Museum of the City of New York Plans Pandemic-Focused Exhibition and More: Morning Links from June 29, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Art Institute of Chicago Workers Demand Transparency, Racial Equity Amid Layoffs
Nearly a third of workers at the museum signed a letter decrying a lack of accountability.
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Will Coronavirus Forever Change the Chemical Compositions of Artworks?
The Art Institute of Chicago's head of conservation discusses how to sanitize galleries and keep artworks safe.
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Vaginal Davis’s Video The White to Be Angry Is a Ham-Fisted Caricature of Right-Wing Extremism
In a political moment riven by dogmatism, Vaginal Davis's work subverting categories of race and gender is freshly urgent.
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New York Gets Carmen Herrera Mural, Hong Kong Galleries Ponder Coronavirus, and More: Morning Links from March 4, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Barbara Kruger’s Biggest Exhibition in 20 Years to Open at Art Institute of Chicago in November
The retrospective will head to MoMA PS1 and the Museum of Modern Art in 2021.
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Stefan Edlis, Towering Chicago Collector of Pop Masters and Contemporary Art, Is Dead at 94
With his wife Gael Neeson, he donated 44 key postwar works to the Art Institute of Chicago in 2015.
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Was Manet Ever Truly Modern?
Critics and art historians often take Édouard Manet to be the first master of reification, the original modern painter. Evidence of that mastery is intermittent at best in the exhibition "Manet and…
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How These Italian Artisans and Furniture Makers Give Yachting a Rich Interior Life
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Julia Roberts Becomes the Ambassadress for Chopard
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Pompeo and Wife Used State Dept. Employees for Dogsitting and Picking Up Takeout, Watchdog Finds
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Trevor Lawrence Is Signing With Adidas, Joining Mahomes, Rodgers
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