ARTnews in Brief: Phoenix Museum, Leslie-Lohman Museum Name New Directors—and More from April 3, 2020
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Artist Eleanor Antin, Curator Denise Murell Win College Art Association’s Vaunted Awards for Distinction
Darby English, Joseph Leo Koerner, and the Terra Foundation for American Art were also among the winners.
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College Art Association Names Winners of 2019 Awards for Distinction
Howardena Pindell has won the organization's 2019 Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement.
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College Art Association Announces 2018 Awards for Distinction
Pepón Osorio took home the 2018 Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement
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‘We Have to Mobilize’: Latinx Art Scholars Talk Representation with the College Art Association
Last September, ARTnews reported on the findings of a study, conducted by Rose G. Salseda and Mary Thomas, that showed that Latinx art was underrepresented at the College Art Association's annual…
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College Art Association Details 2017 New York Conference, Including Black Lives Matter Panel, Talks With Coco Fusco, Katherine Bradford
The College Art Association has announced details for its 105th annual conference, to be held in New York next February. The conference, which will run from February 15 to 18 with the theme “myCAA,”…
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Study: Latino Art Underrepresented at College Art Association’s Annual Conference
At last Friday’s U.S. Latinx Arts Futures Symposium, hosted by the Ford Foundation at its headquarters near the United Nations on Manhattan’s East Side, Rose G. Salseda, a Ph.D. candidate in art…
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Leslie-Lohman Museum’s Hunter O’Hanian Named Executive Director of College Art Association
The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art announced today that its director, Hunter O’Hanian, has accepted a position at the College Art Association, the New York–based organization devoted to…
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‘Millennials Are Not Joiners’: On the Ground at the College Art Association 2016 Conference in Washington, D.C.
The last time the College Art Association held its annual conference in Washington, D.C., was 1991. This was during the Culture Wars, and Robert Mapplethorpe dominated. The opening reception was held…
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