‘Racist’ Mural in Tate Britain Restaurant Is Deemed ‘Offensive’ by Ethics Committee
The eatery's future is uncertain, according to some reports.
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Philadelphia Museum of Art Lays Off 85 Employees, Outcry Over Racist Painting at Tate Britain, and More: Morning Links from August 5, 2020
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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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Turner Prize Scraps 2020 Edition, Plans Shared Purse for Second Year in a Row
This is the second year in a row that the award's purse won't go to one artist.
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Two Steve McQueen Exhibitions in London Show His Commitment to the Ostracized, the Ignored, and the Colonized
In the past two decades, artist-filmmaker Steve McQueen has achieved Hollywood success with movies that draw on the spirit of video art—a rare feat.
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ARTnews in Brief: National Portrait Gallery Names Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition Winners—and More from October 25, 2019
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Frank Bowling’s Delirious Conflagrations of Form, Color, and Texture
Frank Bowling's exhibition at Tate Britain wasn't just a retrospective. It was also an argument for Bowling's canonical status, an effort to usher the Guyana-born painter into the cast of…
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Art en Route: Nicole Eisenman’s ‘Sketch for a Fountain,’ François Xavier Lalanne’s Sheep Sculptures at Auction, and More
A bi-weekly column of acquisitions, loans, and sales around the world.
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Spring Preview: The Most Promising Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
Behold, 50 exhibitions to see—or at least read about—this season.
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The Year in Protest: From the Met to Chapel Hill to Kochi and Beyond
A run-down of art world activism in 2018.
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Valentino Drops Two Sneakers Made of Recycled and Plant-Based Materials
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Stephen Lussier Steps Down from De Beers, Will Remain Advisor to Group
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Stephen Malkmus Debuts Two New Songs at First Live Show Since 2019
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Black Athletes Speaking Out Can Light a Path to Mental Health
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