Damage to Afghan Cultural Heritage Could Be Long-Lasting, UNESCO Warns
The National Museum in Kabul has raised concerns about the threat of looting.
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MACBA Dismissals Spark Outcry, Turkey Slams UNESCO, and More: Morning Links for July 26, 2021
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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13 Percent of Museums Could Close Because of Coronavirus Crisis: Reports
A study found that 13 percent of institutions worldwide may never reopen.
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Atlas St. Louis: The Fate of The Landscape
For artists in St. Louis, the fissures that mark the city are personal and localized, the landscape posing entry points for future action.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art Issues Statement Against U.S. Decision to Pull Out of UNESCO
'The Met remains deeply committed to productive engagement with UNESCO.'
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Syrian Artifacts in Serious Danger
"Syria's heritage is under attack," said Irina Bokova, director-general of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), in a press briefing Wednesday at New York's…
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Susan Sarandon, Trace Adkins Are Country-Music Royalty in ‘Monarch’ Preview
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Olympics Draws $1.8 Billion in Revenue, But Comcast Mum on Profit
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