Estate of Stan VanDerBeek, Experimental Filmmaker and ‘Agitator,’ Joins Magenta Plains
The gallery is also planning an exhibition dedicated to VanDerBeek for March.
German Museum Shutters Curator’s Contribution Over Pro-Palestine Instagram Activity, Igniting Censorship Outcry
Museum Folkwang shuttered curator and writer Anaïs Duplan’s section on Afrofuturism.
Felix L.A. Names 60+ Galleries to Visit Hollywood’s Roosevelt Hotel for 2024 Edition
The fair will run from February 28-March 3.
White Cube Now Represents Richard Hunt, Totemic American Sculptor of the 20th Century
The gallery will host a solo exhibition of Hunt’s work at its Madison Avenue location.
23 Artworks Not to Miss at the Uffizi Gallery
Florence’s Uffizi Gallery houses a collection of art dating from antiquity through the 18th century.
New Ruins Found at Ancient Port City Near Morocco’s Capital
Nearly five times larger than Italy’s Pompeii, the country hopes to bring tourists and scholars to Chellah in the future.
Hungary Removes National Museum Director Over Display of LGBTQ+ Imagery at World Press Photo Exhibition
Laszlo L. Simon became director of the museum in 2021.
Brooklyn Museum Union Ratifies First Contract, Averting Strike
This concludes negotiations that began in January 2022 between the staff’s union, Local 2110 UAW, and museum administration.
Christie’s First Big Auction of the Fall Season in New York Disappoints as Blue-Chip Artists Flounder
Overall, the atmosphere was subdued, with many of the most valuable lots failing to reach their low estimates.
Christie’s Robust 20th Century Sale Nets $640.8 M., with Six Auction Records
Advisor David Norman described the sale as “quite remarkable, especially when world events are so perilous.”