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After a Bitter Battle, the Guggenheim and Its New Union Have Struck a Deal for Improved Pay and Benefits

The employees formed the museum's first union last summer.

By Brian Boucher, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

These Photographs of the Parthenon Covered by a Rare Snowstorm Like a Magical Ancient Wedding Cake Are Going Viral

Weather is really weird right now.

By Artnet News, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

The Knight Foundation Just Awarded Five Cutting-Edge Artists and Collectives $50,000 Each to Pursue Art and Technology Initiatives

The recipients will also be featured in a catalogue of essays on art and new media.

By Caroline Goldstein, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Art Industry News: Nearly 100 Newfields Staffers Join the Call for the Museum’s Besieged President to Resign + Other Stories

Plus, Art Brussels calls off its 2021 in-person edition and a logbook from Birmingham Jail signed by MLK is up for sale.

By Artnet News, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Conceptual Artist Maria Eichhorn, Whose Work Challenges Institutional Power Structures, Will Represent Germany at the 2022 Venice Biennale

The artist is known for her erudite yet gently humorous approach.

By Kate Brown, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

The Enormous Seven-Part Catalogue Raisonné on Pioneering Spiritual Abstractionist Hilma af Klint Is Finally Being Published

The first three of seven volumes are out this month.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Conservators Say Murals in a Bavarian Church Date Back 1,000 Years, Making Them Among the Oldest Christian Artworks in Europe

For centuries, the images were covered by layers of paint.?

By Artnet News, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Museums Are Selling Virtual Classes and Tours to Boost Revenue During the Pandemic. Here’s What They’ve Learned About What Works

Some museums hope that they can harness a new stream of funding from their audiences online.

By Naomi Rea, Feb 17, 2021
People

Studio Visit: Textile Artist Sagarika Sundaram on Working in Silence and Seeking Out Felts From Around the Globe

The New York-based artist spoke to Artnet about her mammoth wooly works.

By Noor Brara, Feb 16, 2021
Exhibitions

In a Bold New Show, Cleveland's Museum of Contemporary Art Turns the Magnifying Glass on Itself

The show takes place across three venues, including two led by Black exhibition organizers.

By Brian Boucher, Feb 16, 2021
Art and Law

A French Court Has Ordered a Mayor to Close the Local Museums He Opened Last Week in Defiance of the National Lockdown

Perpignan mayor Louis Aliot cannot act outside of the national lockdown decree, the court ruled.

By Taylor Dafoe, Feb 16, 2021
Art World

How Artist Lu Yang Teamed Up with BMW and Acute Art to Create a Futuristic Project About Robots and Technology

The project started after the artist was awarded the 2019 BMW Art Journey.

By In Partnership with bmwgroupculture, Feb 16, 2021
Art World

Archaeologists Have Discovered What May Be the World’s Oldest Brewery, Built for Ancient Egyptian Kings

The brewery was excavated in a royal graveyard.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 16, 2021
Art World

Art Industry News: The British Government Announces an Official Stance to ‘Retain and Explain’ Controversial Monuments + Other Stories

Plus, a closed IKEA in the United Kingdom may become an arts center, and yet another art fair gets moved to September.

By Artnet News, Feb 16, 2021
Politics

Artists Across Myanmar Are Making Art to Share Their Struggle for Democracy With the World—See Images Here

The artists of Myanmar are taking a stand against the military coup.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 16, 2021

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