Toward an Egalitarian ArtPrize
ArtPrize is changing. Touted as the contemporary art world's largest open-call, public-vote cash competition, ArtPrize is no longer a hyper-local celebration of hyper-realist art. Now in its sixth y…
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‘It’s Not About Light—It Is Light’
Three major museum shows provide an unprecedented chance to assess the optical, intangible, and mesmerizing art of James Turrell
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NEA Awards: Twenty-Six Million in Grants
About $8.24 million in grants were awarded to New York arts institutions. Grants can be used for a variety of programs and purposes such as art making, education, and promoting diversity in the arts…
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Painting the Sun and Sculpting Fog
San Francisco's beloved Exploratorium moves to a new facility filled with site-specific artworks that help viewers analyze and understand the world
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National Museums Face Cuts from Sequester
"We will absorb our five percent cut, which represents $40 million [of an $811.5 million federal appropriation], through a hiring freeze, postponing maintenance and repairs, and cutting back on staff…
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The Military Is Present
Using outreach, performance, video, photography, and therapy, artists and museums are devising new ways to connect with veterans—and to bring their stories to a wider audience
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NEA Study Finds Art a Labor of Love
The National Endowment for the Arts has released a study, Artists in the Workforce: 2000–2005, gauging the employment and wage rates of artists. With "artist" broadly defined as everything from…
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AiA Preview: Glenn Ligon on the NEA
"I became an artist when I received a grant from the NEA in 1989," says Glenn Ligon, whose midcareer retrospective opens at the Whitney Museum of American Art next month [look for coverage in our May…
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Funding the Arts Pay to Play
With the economy still hobbling along, nonprofits still trying to recoup endowment losses, and, under the new Republican-led House of Representatives, the National Endowment for the Arts in the crossh…
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Cultural Rescue
Public and private U.S. sources unite to help Haiti's art community recover from the earthquake.
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