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Citing Censorship Concerns, Resolve Collective Walks Out Of Barbican Centre Exhibition
Resolve Collective has announced to walk out of an exhibition at Barbican Centre, London, citing ‘anti-Palestinian’ censorship.
Resolve Collective, a group of design artists, are currently showcasing their exhibition titled ‘Them’s the…
2024 Berlin Biennale Gets Postponed Amid ‘Biennale Saturation’
The upcoming Berlin Biennale has been postponed from 2024 to 2025, citing the pandemic and the ‘biennale super year’ as reasons.
The German Federal Cultural Foundation announced the decision via a statement last week. The primary concern…
Whitney Museum Appoints Meg Onli, Laura Phipps On New Curatorial Positions
Whitney Museum, New York has made major staff changes, with appointing Meg Onli as curator-at-large and Laura Phipps as associate curator.
Writer-curator Meg Onli has been appointed as the curator-at-large at the Whitney Museum in New…
Climate Activists Fined $30K After Damaging Vatican Sculpture
Two Italian climate activists have been fined more than $30,000 in restitution after damaging an ancient statue in the Vatican last year.
Guido Viero and Ester Goffi are both members of the Ultima Generazione, an environmental group that…
National Gallery Of Australia Postpones Indigenous Exhibition Amid Allegations
The National Gallery of Australia has postponed its major Aboriginal artwork exhibition amidst allegations of tampering by white staff.
The museum issued a statement on Wednesday, announcing that the exhibition Ngura Pulka – Epic…
Pierre-August Renoir Work, Restituted To Jewish Heirs, Is Now Purchased By German City of Hagen
A painting by Pierre-August Renoir, restituted to the heirs of a Jewish banker, has now been bought by the city of Hagen in Germany.
The work in question is ‘View of the Sea from Haut Cagnes’, made by Renoir around 1910. The painting was…
Italy To Hike Museum Fees By €1 For Flood Aid Package
After the severe floods in the country, Italy has announced to hike museum fees of all museums by €1, to aid in the flood relief package.
Over the last few days, catastrophic floods have devasted the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy. To…
Hauser & Wirth Announces New Space In SoHo, Third One In New York
Continuing the trend of recent expansions, Hauser & Wirth has announced a new space in SoHo, its third one in New York alone.
The mega gallery has announced that its new space in the iconic SoHo neighborhood, a bustling hub of art in…
Putin Orders Return Of Iconic Religious Icon To Church, Sparking Outrage
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the return of Andrei Rublev’s Trinity to the Russian Orthodox Church, but art experts disagree.
‘Icon of the Holy Trinity’ is a 15th-century artwork created by Andrei Rublev. The painting,…
After Tampering Allegations, National Gallery of Australia Orders Review Of Indigenous Works
The National Gallery of Australia announced that it will review 28 paintings by indigenous artists, after allegations of tampering by white art assistants.
In early April, The Australian reported that works belonging to artists from the…