For Decades, Artist and Writer Barbara Chase-Riboud Has Used Abstraction to Confront Racism
The artist is currently the subject of surveys in London and St. Louis.
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Sackler Name Removed from Serpentine Galleries Building in London
The gallery renamed the building Serpentine North last spring, but the Sackler name remained on display.
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London’s Serpentine Galleries Nixes Sackler Name During ‘Rebranding Process’
The move follows steps taken by other art institutions to sever ties with the family and Purdue Pharma.
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Yesomi Umolu Takes Top Serpentine Galleries Post with Focus on Structural Change
She will be the museum's first director of curatorial affairs and public practice.
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Olafur Eliasson Channels Plants’ Points of View in Earth Day Artwork
The artist's project involving images of different parts of the earth can be experienced from home.
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Curator Hans Ulrich Obrist Proposes Massive Public Art Project in Response to Coronavirus
The program would be akin to Great Depression–era New Deal work-relief programs.
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Tate Leads the Pack as British Museums Close Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The Serpentine Galleries also counted among the big institutions that closed because of the pandemic.
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Following Abrupt Departure of Previous CEO, Serpentine Galleries Fills Post with Bettina Korek
Yana Peel, the last person to hold the position, left earlier this year.
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