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150ArtCanada imposes sanctions on director of Russia’s State Hermitage Museum
Canada has included Mikhail Piotrovsky, director of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, on its list of Russian cultural figures sanctioned...
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140Museums & heritageBritish Museum appoints scientist Carl Heron as acting deputy director
The British Museum, which last week lost both its director and deputy director over the thefts scandal, now has an acting deputy....
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50ExhibitionsBrooklyn’s Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Art transforms parking spaces into a sculpture garden
The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporic Art (Mocada) will open its latest project, the Ubuntu Community Sculpture Garden—an outdoor space located alongside...
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135BooksDealers look to Frieze Seoul after bumpy year for Korean art market
South Korea’s art market in 2022 shattered records, bolstered by the launch of Frieze Seoul and the country’s early lifting of Covid...
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150PodcastsFor one-day show in the mountains, New Mexico gallery shows art on the ground, inside fallen tree trunks and hanging from branches
For one day only on Thursday (31 August), a small contemporary art gallery in Taos, New Mexico, will exhibit Forest Spirit, a...
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273Columns‘It’s time to publish the British Museum’s list of stolen items’
We are told that the number of items missing from the British Museum (BM) may be 2,000 or more. They may cover...
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131ArtGetty acquires artist Maren Hassinger’s archive
At 76, American artist Maren Hassinger is at last having her day in the sun. Best known for her wire-rope installations and...
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114Museums & heritageState Tretyakov Gallery employee killed on frontline
Vladislav Polenov, an employee of the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, who was called up in 2022 to serve in the Russian...
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115ExhibitionsRace to save Marcel Breuer’s ‘magical’ retreat on Cape Cod
In the history of famous artists and writers on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, Provincetown gets most of the glory—with Jackson Pollock, Helen...
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73BooksClimate activist smears pink paint on Tom Thomson canvas at National Gallery of Canada
A man smeared bright pink paint on Northern River (1915), a landscape by the renowned Group of Seven artist Tom Thomson at...
