National Trust Will Cut 1,300 Jobs, Garrett Bradley Releases New Documentary ‘Time,’ and More: Morning Links from October 9, 2020
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Guggenheim Museum
Curator Nancy Spector Out at Guggenheim Museum, Basquiat Investigation Concludes
The inquiry turned up "no evidence" of racist practices targeting Chaédria LaBouvier.
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Guggenheim Museum Acquires Maurizio Cattelan’s Infamous Banana Artwork, and More: Morning Links from September 21, 2020
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Banksy’s Copyright at Risk, After Losing Legal Battle to Greeting Card Company and More: Morning Links from September 17, 2020
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Which Top U.S. Galleries, Museums, and Art Spaces Received Small Business Loans?
Among them are mega-galleries, Jeff Koons's studio, and premier art schools.
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Larry Gagosian in Quarantine, Tomatoes Grow at the Guggenheim, and More: Morning Links from May 18, 2020
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Guggenheim Furloughs 92 Employees, Art Memes Tailored for a Pandemic, and More: Morning Links from April 13, 2020
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Projecting $10 M. Shortfall, Guggenheim Museum Furloughs 92 Employees
Executives, including museum director Richard Armstrong, will take pay cuts.
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Mixed Messages Send Arts Workers Scrambling for Pay During the Coronavirus Crisis
Despite public commitments to pay workers through the pandemic, arts organizations are slashing costs by cutting longtime employees loose.
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New York’s Museums Are Cautiously Preparing for the Coronavirus
The city's largest museums can see tens of thousands of visitors daily.
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U.S. Pride Marches Show Even Greater Solidarity
Rolling Stone
Billie Joe Armstrong Tells British Crowd He’s ‘Renouncing’ U.S. Citizenship After Roe Repeal
Sportico
NBA TV Partners This Season Booked $1.3 Billion in Ad Revenue
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