ARTnews in Brief: Phoenix Museum, Leslie-Lohman Museum Name New Directors—and More from April 3, 2020
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Hirshhorn Staffer Nabs ‘Registrar of the Year’ Award, Gives $5,000 Prize to Smithsonian Internship Program
"It seemed more important to put forth good energy into the universe," she said.
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‘Making a Painting More Alive’: Charline von Heyl’s Hirshhorn Museum Survey Is a Master Class in Abstraction
Thanks to the U.S. government shutdown, the exhibition in Washington, D.C., has received a generous extension, and will run through April 21.
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Hirshhorn Extends Charline von Heyl Show Shuttered by Shutdown
Originally scheduled to close this past Sunday, the exhibition will now be on view through April 21.
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Hirshhorn Museum Board Chair: ‘Because of the Government Shutdown, the Nation Is Getting a Taste of Life Without Some of Our Essential Culture’
It is in this moment that we need to take stock of how integral art is to our country and our humanity.
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Wool Gathering: Janine and J. Tomilson Hill’s Dreams for Their Exemplary Collection Overlooking the High Line
The couple has assembled a world-class collection of more than 400 works, valued at over $800 million, that include modern, contemporary, Old Master, and Renaissance objects.
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‘Emotionally and Physically, You Have to Keep at It’: Mark Bradford on His Epic Painting Cycle at the Hirshhorn Museum, ‘Pickett’s Charge’
The Los Angeles-based artist's work, now on view in Washington, D.C., is informed by the Battle of Gettysburg, and the art and history that surrounds it.
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Summer Preview: The Most Promising Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
Behold 22 shows and biennials to see this season.
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Editor’s Letter
Though we publish this magazine every month for readers of the present, it's also true that we are producing a document for posterity.
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Memory Banks
What these works express is less a coherent critical position than a shared sense of dispossession. In this way, "Brand New" feels like less a historical survey than a field report of the current…
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GoldDerby
Rod Serling: Before ‘The Twilight Zone’ came Emmy-winning landmark live TV dramas
TVLine
NBA Approves July 31 Return Date, With Playoffs Running Through October
BGR
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Rolling Stone
New Protest Anthems: Songs of the Uprising for George Floyd
SPY
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