Brussels Museums Close Again, AAMD Clarifies Deaccessioning Guidelines, and More: Morning Links from October 28, 2020
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David Adjaye Reveals Elegant Designs for Princeton University’s Art Museum: ‘A Campus Within a Campus’
David Adjaye has quickly risen in status as one of the most sought-after museum architects, with his design for the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. and the…
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Africa’s Collector Base Grows, Art Jameel Acquires Major Middle Eastern Collection, and More: Morning Links from February 19, 2020
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Ghana Plans Venice Biennale Debut, with El Anatsui, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, More
Okwui Enwezor is serving as strategic adviser on the project.
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David Adjaye Will Design New Princeton University Art Museum
The institution is tentatively scheduled to close for construction in 2020.
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Institutional Memory: One Woman’s Path to Bringing the World to Africa—and Africa to the World
An essay by the founder and director of ANO, a self-described "Institute of Arts & Knowledge" in Accra, Ghana.
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SNMAAHC in the Middle of the Mall: Art Is the Chapel in This Mega Church
In the Jorge Luis Borges story from 1945, "The Aleph," we are told of a sphere, secreted in a dark cellar, in which all the spatial infinitude and plenitude of the world can be seen simultaneously…
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‘Making Place: The Architecture of David Adjaye’ at Art Institute of Chicago, Selected by Hank Willis Thomas
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday. This week's shows are selected by Hank Willis Thomas
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