Sharjah’s Africa Institute Cancels Massive David Adjaye–Designed Campus
Several museums and spaces have cut ties with Adjaye after a report revealed allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Copyright Infringement Suit Involving Nirvana and Dante’s ‘Inferno’ Illustration Heads to the UK
An LA court previously dismissed the case because the illustrator is a British citizen.
Next Kunsthistorisches Museum Leader Named, MAXXI Gets New Artistic Director, and More: Morning Links for June 30, 2023
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American Revolution Museum in Philadelphia Faces Pushback from Historians for Hosting ‘Extremist’ Group
Moms for Liberty has pushed for bans on material related to slavery and LGBT rights in schools.
Diego Rivera Mural at San Francisco Art Institute Could Still Be Sold
Because the painting holds landmark status, it cannot be moved.
Italian Painter Arrested for Connection to Forged Old Masters Scandal
Frongia is accussed of painting fake Old Masters paintings that grossed an estimated $220 million in sales.
Hermitage Amsterdam Rebrands with New Name After Split from Russian Flagship
The Dutch institution will now be called the H’ART Museum.
Asia Society Museum Gets New Director, Hermitage Amsterdam Retools, and More: Morning Links for June 27, 2023
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Australia’s Indigenous Art Code Revokes Membership of Embattled APY Art Centre Collective
The Australian arts organization made the decision after a high-profile investigation into white art assistants at the APY Art Centre Collective.
Stolen Warhol, Pollock Artworks From Pennsylvania Museum May Not Have Been Destroyed
Several men were indicted in connection with the theft earlier this month.