Small Arts Groups Spend Greater Percentage of Budgets Paying Artists Than Large Ones: Report
W.A.G.E., an organization that advocates for artist compensation, compiled data from 77 participating organizations around the U.S.
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The Whitney Museum and Warren B. Kanders: A Timeline of the Controversy
The institution's vice chairman has sparked a series of protests by activists.
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‘Whitney Museum, Shame on You’: Decolonize This Place Holds Town Hall on Warren B. Kanders Controversy
The event follows a protest held at the museum in December.
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W.A.G.E. Urges Whitney Biennial Participants to Demand Payment, Support Employees in Ongoing Warren B. Kanders Debate
The letter called on artists to "claim both the freedom to dissent and the right to be paid to withhold your labor in solidarity with Whitney staff who cannot."
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Hoping to Alter Industry Compensation Standards, W.A.G.E. Launches Platform for Negotiating Artists’ Fees
WAGENCY facilitates financial transactions between artists and nonprofit institutions around America.
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ICA Philadelphia Receives W.A.G.E. Certification
The museum joins 53 other art institutions that have joined the program, which aims to provide equitable economic relationships for artists.
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Carnegie International Named First W.A.G.E.-Certified Biennial-Style Show
It is the second museum-related venture that the activist group has approved.
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The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation Awards Social Justice Grants to 47 New York Arts Organizations
The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation announced today the 47 grant recipients of its second annual Art and Social Justice open call. The 2017 grantees are all New York–based arts organizations…
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Inside Job: In the Tradition of Institutional Critique, Artists Are Throwing Wrenches Into the Art World’s Works
The standard hours for contemporary art galleries have been set in stone for decades: 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday. But quite a few people attempting to visit A. L. Steiner’s exhibition…
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A Timeline of Attempts to Fix the Art World
From the founding of the Louvre in 1793 to the emergence of the Underground Museum in Los Angeles in 2012 to the start in 2013 of GCC, a collective focusing on contemporary Gulf culture, this timeline…
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