Nearly Half of British Public Feels Unsafe Returning to U.K. Museums After Reopenings: Report
The Tate galleries and London's National Gallery will reopen this month with new health precautions.
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Artemisia Gentileschi Painting Sells for $6.1 M., Setting New Auction Record
The artist's pictures of women rebelling against men in power have become timely.
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Spring Preview: The Most Promising Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
Behold 28 shows and biennials to see this season.
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Union Votes To Suspend London’s National Gallery Strike
The Independent reports today that after over 100 days of a striking, the National Gallery has come to terms with its staff over the privatization of some of the institution’s services, centered…
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Workers Strike at London’s National Gallery, Shuttering Parts of the Museum
Picket lines have appeared today outside of the National Gallery in London’s Trafalgar Square as part of an indefinite strike by about 200 members of the museum’s Public and Commercial Services…
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Morning Links: Russia’s First-Ever Calder Retrospective Edition
An artist group called Atopie are likely responsible for the brick walls that have been found blocking entrances to a few museums in Basel, Switzerland. [Artforum] USC Roski dean denies complaints…
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Morning Links: #GuggOccupied Edition
Whitney curators talk about their decision to include 5 anti-lynching prints in the museum’s inaugural show, “America is Hard to See.” [SEEN] Linda Nochlin, author of ARTnews's famous 1971 feature…
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Morning Links: Christo Edition
Christo will create 4.5 kilometers of paths on Lake Iseo in Italy made of yellow nylon that will connect two of its islands to the mainland for the first time, allowing the public to “walk on water.”…
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Morning Links: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist Edition
Ads for menswear designer Patrik Ervell's S/S 2015 collection will show previously unseen photographs by the late photographer Peter Hujar instead of clothing. <a title="[T Magazine]"…
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National Gallery London Director Nicholas Penny to Retire
Nicholas Penny, director of London's National Gallery, has announced his intention to retire in 2015.
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This Swiss Mountaintop Villa Is Filled With Beautiful Stone That Mirrors Its Natural Surroundings
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Sen. Tom Cotton Bragged He Was an ‘Army Ranger.’ He Was Not
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NBCSN Deal Tests Women’s Hockey League as Bubble Season Begins
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