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TheNational Endowment for the Arts(NEA) on May 15revealedthat it will distribute more than $110 million in grants to more than eight hundred organizations across the fifty states, the District of Columbia, American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, …
As the Israel-Hamas war continues, protesters havecontinuedto spill into the atriums and campuses of museums and art-education institutions across the country denouncing the conflict and calling for a ceasefire. TheArt Newspaperreports that students at Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute have since March …
A Pro-Palestinian protest greeted visitors to the SixtiethVenice Biennale’s inaugural preview day, held Wednesday, April 17. The demonstrators—reportedly numberingupward of a hundred—made their initial stand outside the Israeli and US pavilions, which are proximate, where they scattered and handed out …
Following the January 4 implementation by Berlin culture senator Joe Chialo of aclauserequiring artists applying for public funding to renounce “any form of anti-Semitism,” more than four thousand German cultural workers have signed anopen letterwhile others are calling for aninternational …
Deidrea Miller, whom Christie’stappedto lead the communications department of its Americas division in October 2021, is leaving the blue-chip auction house after a little more than two years on the job,Artnewsreports. Her departure leaves Christie’s with just a single Black …
Several US arts institutions were rendered unable to display their collections online after a cyberattack struck a tech service provider used by the museums, theNew York Timesreports. Among those affected by the breach targeting Gallery Systems, which aids cultural institutions …
The United States will rejoin UNESCO, a scientific and educational organization established by the United Nations in 1945 to safeguard cultural heritage, and will pay more than $600 million in back dues. The move is driven by a concern that …