Toronto’s Indigenous Curatorial Collective Sends Open Letter to Art Gallery of Ontario Decrying Wanda Nanibush’s Departure
Toronto’s Indigenous Curatorial Collective sent a letter to the AGO.
A German Provocateur Makes Her US Debut, Turning Her Probing Lens on Her Viewers
Raphaela Vogel’s latest exhibition features a wall of cameras that catch visitors unaware.
Kunstmuseum Basel Rejects Claim to Return Henri Rousseau Painting
The museum is seeking a “fair” solution related to the original claim and an agreement over “compensation”.
Orlando Museum of Art Facing Financial Shortfall After Scandalous Basquiat Show
According to a leaked internal meeting, the museum has a budgetary shortfall near $1 million.
Sotheby’s Leader Takes Stand in Trial, US Museums Targeted by A French Heritage Group, and More: Morning Links for January 18, 2024
Here’s what we’re reading this morning.
Singapore’s Newest Art Fair Shrank This Year, But Its Cofounder Says It’s No Sophomore Slump
This year’s ART SG has considerably fewer galleries and some notable absences, including Pace and Perrotin.
Anchorage Museum ‘Pauses’ Controversial Policy Offering Free Admission to Alaska Natives
No identification or proof of tribal enrollment was required to receive complementary admission.
Remains of ‘Lost’ Bronze Age Tomb Uncovered in Ireland
The monument was constructed about 4,000 years ago before it suddenly vanished in the mid-19th century.
The Frida Kahlo Effect: Why the Mexican Artist Is Still a Pop-Cultural Icon Today
The version of herself that she shared with the public, a distinct persona of bohemian Mexicanidad and liberal politics, is part of what still fascinates us today.
Artist Delcy Morelos Wants You to Listen to What the Earth Has to Say
The Bogotá-based artist has created two large-scale installations for Dia in Chelsea.