What to See This Spring at Museums Across the U.S.
This season includes a Duchamp retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, Window on Etruscan Civilization at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, and a celebration of fashion at the Phoenix
Brooklyn Museum’s African Art Galleries to Unite Continent
The Brooklyn Museum plans to open a new gallery for its African art collection, hoping visitors will see their culture “represented with dignity.”
Hirshhorn Museum Will Lend Artworks to Museums Throughout U.S.
Washington, D.C.’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden announces a new massive partnership with the Bridge of Arts Foundation. The initiative, called “50 for 50,” will bring important works of art by American
British Museum’s AI Post Triggers Online Backlash
Several archaeologists have criticized the British Museum after it shared images containing artificial intelligence-generated content on its Instagram and Facebook accounts. The posts quickly sparked an online backlash after being published on
British Museum’s A.I. Post Triggers Online Backlash
Several archaeologists have attacked the British Museum after it shared images containing artificial intelligence-generated content on its Instagram and Facebook accounts. The posts quickly sparked an online backlash after being published on
Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation Donates Art to Two Paris Museums
The Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation, which manages the legacy of the iconic artist duo who wrapped large-scale buildings in fabric, has donated 14 works of art to two Paris museums. The artist’s
Cyberattack on Dresden State Art Collections Puts Museums on Guard
A cyberattack was detected on Wednesday against the State Art Collection in Dresden, which remains open but with some operations suspended. The latter includes the museum network’s online shop and visitor services.
Vienna closes museums and cuts opening hours amid austerity
Vienna, the Austrian capital, will temporarily close several famous composer museums this year as part of citywide budget cuts, officials announced Wednesday. Locations affected by the closure include the apartment where Franz
Qatar Museums, Not a Foreign Nation, Sought South African Pavilion Art
However, more details have emerged about the sudden cancellation of Gabrielle Goliath’s planned South African pavilion at the Venice Biennale. Everyday maverick Publish a report on allegations of foreign attempts to interfere
Telfair Museums Lays Off 15 Percent of Its Staff
On January 9, the Telfair Museum suddenly laid off approximately 15% of its staff. Savannah television station WJCL reported the news. While the museum offered severance packages, the layoffs were announced without
UK Museums Increasingly Turning to Public to Make Decisions
To receive morning links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews communication. Headlines Power goes to the people. British museums are increasingly putting their compass in the
Objects of Affection: Aimee Ng, Chief Curator of the Frick, on the Museum’s Greatest Treasures
Back in April, loyal patrons breathed a sigh of relief when the Frick Collection reopened after a year of renovations and expansion. Although the 90-year-old museum has a prominent footprint on East
After the Louvre Break-in, Museums Seek Lessons to Aid Quit Burglars
The gallery and the specialists that encourage it have actually been active assessing their very own preventative measures adhering to a brazen daytime burglary at the Louvre.
Tate Museums Remain In Rough Seas. Currently, Their Supervisor Is Leaving.
Maria Balshaw, supervisor of the British Gallery Team, that includes Tate Modern and Tate Britain, will certainly tip down following springtime after 9 years in the duty.
MoMA PS1 Will Deal Free Admission for All as Art Museums Raising Costs
While various other establishments throughout the nation are elevating ticket costs to $30 (and even extra in many cases), New york city’s MoMA PS1 will certainly quit billing admission completely over the
In Egypt, Museums Constructed of Sand and Salt
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GoFundMe Developed Pages for Museums Without Informing the Museums
Art galleries and various other nonprofits have actually devoted divisions devoted to fundraising, employing skilled professionals and releasing reliable methods to pad their funds, and gallery supervisors typically invest substantial time growing
Okada Gallery’s Creator Sells 125 Functions at Sotheby’s
On Saturday, 125 significant jobs from Japan’s Okada Gallery of Art struck Sotheby’s in Hong Kong, accomplishing “white handwear cover” standing (indicating all jobs have actually been offered). The sale netted the
Are Museums Investing Sufficient on Advertising And Marketing? A New Record Claims No
A brand-new research study reveals that American galleries remain in difficulty. Participation numbers have actually not yet gone back to pre-Covid-19 pandemic degrees and prices have actually climbed dramatically, however companies feel
Trump Cuts and Economic Unpredictability Struck United States Museums Hard, Record Locates
A brand-new study of gallery supervisors by the American Partnership of Museums (AAM) reveals that one-third of united state galleries have actually shed federal government gives and agreements given that Head of
Trump Cuts and Orders Have Broad Effect On American Museums, Record Discovers
A study of gallery supervisors exposes the effect of government investing cuts: less arts programs for backwoods, pupils and the senior or handicapped.
African Musicians Contact Galleries to Reassess Financial Debt to Plantations
In the last few years, the gallery has actually shared a wish to reconsider its past, return appropriated things, recognize the Aboriginal individuals of the arrive at which it rests, and take
Workshop Gallery Is Currently Among minority Galleries with a Basquiat Paint
Ahead of its resuming on Nov. 15, the Workshop Gallery in Harlem introduced its brand-new structure to the media on Thursday, showcasing the substantial collection of prizes it has actually gathered because
Philly Art Gallery’s Supervisor Is Out Complying With Rebrand
Sasha Suda, supervisor and chief executive officer of the recently relabelled Philly Gallery of Art, was terminated on Tuesday, according to media records. Philly Inquirer and philadelphia publication art information The firm