Controversy Over Genghis Khan Exhibition in France, Simone Leigh at Venice Biennale, and More: Morning Links from October 14, 2020
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Baltimore Museum of Art
ARTnews in Brief: Pace Gallery Now Represents Trevor Paglen—and More from March 6, 2020Â
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At Baltimore Museum of Art, Christopher Bedford Creates a New Kind of Institution
Bedford sees encyclopedic museums like his as having 'intrinsically the promise of diversity.'
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100 Years Ago American Women Got the Vote. Art Museums Are Using the Anniversary to Chart a New Path Forward.
The Feminist Art Coalition, a consortium of 52 arts groups, is organizing an ambitious array of programming. But that's just the start of it.
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A Rediscovered Rubens to Hit Auction Block, Antiquities Dealer Charged, and More: Morning Links from November 29, 2019
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Baltimore Museum of Art Will Only Collect Works by Women in 2020
Just 3,800 of the 95,000 pieces in its collection are by women.
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ARTnews in Brief: Honolulu Museum of Art Names New Director—and More from October 31, 2019
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Art En Route: London Museum Acquires Climate Protest Materials, Baltimore Museum Will Spotlight Women Artists in 2020, and More
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ARTnews in Brief: Raque Ford to Martos Gallery, and More from July 26, 2019
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First Look: The Triumph Speed Triple Is Ready to Reclaim the Segment It Created
WWD
Torbjørn Rødland’s Photography Goes Up at The Contemporary Austin
Rolling Stone
Bartees Strange Makes Late-Night TV Debut With Blistering Performance of ‘Boomer’
Sportico
NFL’s ‘TikTok Tailgate’ to Be Only Pre-Game Hospitality Event at Super Bowl
SPY