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The New York–based Joan Mitchell Foundation on August 14 named fifteen recipients of its 2024Joan Mitchell Fellowship. Each will receive an unrestricted $60,000 grant, to be disbursed over a five-year period, beginning with a $20,000 award this year, followed by …
The British Museumhas announced, following an internal review of the matter, that it violated UKlawby allowing some two thousand antiquities to go missing.The Timesreports that the UK’s Public Records Act stipulates that museums and libraries “meet basic standards of preservation, …
German curator and educatorKasper König, a cofounder of Germany’s Skulptur Projekte Münster, the founder of Frankfurt’s Portikus, and a onetime director of Cologne’s Museum Ludwig, died in Berlin on August 9. He was eighty. In the course of a career …
Harvard University has announced that it will retain the Sackler name on itsArthur M. SacklerMuseum, one of three art museums on its campus, and on its Arthur M. Sackler Building, which houses classrooms and offices for the Faculty of Arts …
Roughly forty museums operating under the aegis of France’sRéunion des Musées Nationaux(RMN) network were targeted by a ransomware attack this past weekend. Among the institutions hit were those serving as 2024 Olympic venues, including Paris’sGrand Palais, which is hosting fencing …
Markings on a stone pillar found at the 12,000-year-old archaeological site ofGöbekli Tepein southern Turkey have been newly decoded by researchers, who believe they may document a tremendous comet strike that led to a major shift in human civilization. The …
Unionized workers atStorm King Art Centerin New Windsor, New York, haveapprovedtheir first contracts with the open-air sculpture park following eight months of negotiations. Staff at the Hudson Valley institution firstannouncedtheir plans to unionize in 2022, shortly after the museum revealedplansfor …
The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, on August 6 announced Marcela Guerrero and Drew Sawyer as the curators of the 2026Whitney Biennial. Guerrero, who is known for bringing attention to the work of Latin American artists, is the …
London’sCourtauld Institute of Artis set to build a new center for British art, thanks to a $12 million donation from the Manton Foundation earmarked for that purpose. The institute in a press release noted that the forthcomingManton Center for British …
Zoe Greyhas been named the winner of the 2024 Hadley’s Art Prize. Established in 2017 with the intent of drawing attention to Tasmanian arts and culture and restoring art to the walls of Hadley’s Orient Hotel in Hobart, the city’s …
Amsterdam’sKunstvereinhas published anopen lettersigned by the leaders of arts institutions across the Netherlands and elsewhere in support of the organization after it was denied government subsidies owing to “lack of budget” despite receiving a positive rating from the Mondriaan Fund, …
TheMusée Rodinin Paris is set to open its first international outpost this September in Shanghai, theSouth China Morning Postreports. TheCentre d’Art Rodinwill occupy the Jacques Ferrier–designed building that was originally built in the city’s waterfront Pudong New Area to house …
TheAmerican Museum of Natural History(AMNH) in New York has returned the remains of 124 Native people and ninety Native cultural objects. Museum president Sean Decatur in a July 25 letter to staff first quoted in theNew York Times, which broke …
A set of outdoor sculptures by Romanian artist Constantin Brâncusi is among twenty-four sites added by Unesco to its World Heritage list. The works, dating to 1937–38, pay tribute to the country’s soldiers killed in World War I and occupy …