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Your morning brew of art world media.
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Three Art World Heavyweights Join Forces to Form New Gallery' by Robin Pogrebin for
@nytimes.com
. Pace Di Donna Schrader Galleries will aim to distribute itself over a pre-existing network.
www.nytimes.com/2025/12/01/a...
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Three Art World Heavyweights Join Forces to Form New Gallery
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/01/arts/design/pace-di-donna-david-schrader-merge-new-gallery.html
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Museums are no longer afraid of ‘selling out’. But have they forgotten about the art?' by
@juliahalperin.bsky.social
for
@financialtimes.com
. With the lack of federal funding, institutions are opting for more profitable operations.
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Museums are no longer afraid of ‘selling out’. But have they forgotten about the art?
From huge digital billboards to advising tech billionaires, US arts institutions are embracing a range of moneymaking initiatives
https://www.ft.com/content/590e3622-48fd-4b6f-8a3c-85a12800c17a
1 day ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'How Can NYC Artists Push Back Against Censorship?' by
@isafarfan.bsky.social
for
@hyperallergic.com
. How one city is confronting federal censorship under the Trump administration.
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How Can NYC Artists Push Back Against Censorship?
A City Council hearing featured testimony from artists and cultural leaders on funding and free speech, particularly under threats from the Trump administration.
https://hyperallergic.com/1059669/how-can-nyc-artists-push-back-against-censorship/
6 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Alma Allen’s Pick as America’s Venice Biennale Representative Is Deeply Dispiriting' by Alex Greenberger for
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. One journalist’s opinion on the issue with a Venice Biennale representative that doesn’t confront politics.
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Alma Allen’s Pick as America’s Venice Biennale Representative Is Deeply Dispiriting
In picking Alma Allen to do its 2026 Venice Biennale pavilion, the US has found its sought-after 'non-political' artist.
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/opinion/alma-allen-us-venice-biennale-pavilion-non-political-artist-1234761631/
7 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Art Market Reporters Are Getting It All Wrong' by Marc J. Straus for
@hyperallergic.com
. In a pointed opinion piece, Straus fills in the gaps left by art-market reporters about the market’s downturns and rebounds.
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Art Market Reporters Are Getting It All Wrong
The worst of the current market decline is not the closure of major galleries. It is the dozens of younger galleries that have gone under in the past three and a half years.
https://hyperallergic.com/1058944/art-market-reporters-are-getting-it-all-wrong/
8 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Artists Across the U.S. Are Staging Hundreds of Events to Protest Authoritarianism' by Helen Stoilas for
@artnet.bsky.social
. A look into the artist-led movement, “Fall of Freedom.”
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Artists Across the U.S. Are Staging Hundreds of Events to Protest Authoritarianism
Fall of Freedom, a program of events across the U.S., aims to activate the country’s creative community against authoritarian threats.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/fall-of-freedom-2025-2716978
11 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Told to Avoid D.E.I., Arts Groups Are Declining Grants Instead' by Michaela Towfighi for
@nytimes.com
. Arts organizations prioritize freedom of expression over their federal funding.
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Told to Avoid D.E.I., Arts Groups Are Declining Grants Instead
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/20/arts/design/dei-arts-groups-grants-nea.html
12 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'After the Death of Two Titans, Where Are the Next Giant Art Patrons?' by Robin Pogrebin for
@nytimes.com
. Considering the uncertain future of cultural philanthropy and the next generation of major art patrons.
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After the Death of Two Titans, Where Are the Next Giant Art Patrons?
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/19/arts/design/lauder-gund-deaths-giant-art-patrons.html
13 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Climate report from Getty’s PST Art programme urges cultural organisations to confront exhibitions’ impacts' by Annabel Keenan for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. Through a new initiative, the Getty has encouraged museums to adopt more sustainable exhibition practices.
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Climate report from Getty’s PST Art programme urges cultural organisations to confront exhibitions’ impacts
The report is a significant step toward addressing the environmental sustainability of art world activities
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/11/18/getty-pst-art-climate-report-exhibitions-environmental-impacts
14 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is '‘They Want to Kill Art’: The French Art World Is Up In Arms Over a Proposal to Impose New Taxes on Art' by
@brianboucher.bsky.social
for
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. Two French parliamentarians aim to impose a wealth tax on the possession of artworks.
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‘They Want to Kill Art’: The French Art World Is Up In Arms Over a Proposal to Impose New Taxes on Art
Two French politicians are proposing new taxes on the possession of art in the country's 2026 budget. A broad coalition opposes the new tax scheme.
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/french-art-world-opposes-proposal-new-taxes-1234761820/
15 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Race in the Museum' by
@artcrimeprof.bsky.social
for The Brooklyn Rail. Examining the ways in which our museums were built upon, and continue to reflect, the construct of race.
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Race in the Museum | The Brooklyn Rail
In the fall of 2023, I went to the American Museum of Natural History to sit shiva for a man who died nearly 1,500 years ago. The dry conditions and fluctuating temperatures of the high desert in what...
https://brooklynrail.org/2025/11/criticspage/race-in-the-museum/
18 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'One-Third of US Museums Feel the Pain of Trump’s Grant Cuts' by
@isafarfan.bsky.social
for
@hyperallergic.com
. A new survey by the American Alliance of Museums shows the direct consequences from the loss of government funding.
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One-Third of US Museums Feel the Pain of Trump’s Grant Cuts
Two-thirds of affected institutions have not been able to find alternative sources of funding, says a survey by the American Alliance of Museums.
https://hyperallergic.com/1056720/one-third-of-us-museums-feel-the-pain-of-trumps-grant-cuts/
19 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Observer’s 2025 Art Power Index: The Art Market’s Most Influential People' by the editors of Observer. The art world’s most powerful people, including dealers, fair directors, journalists, and artists.
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Observer’s 2025 Art Power Index: The Art Market’s Most Influential People
Their acquisitions, affinities and approbations move the needle on valuation and redefine how art is made, shown and sold.
https://observer.com/list/art-power-index-2025/
20 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Hard Truths: How Can a Curator at a Big Museum Evade Invisibility?' by
@andybattaglia.bsky.social
for Art in America. Art world consultants answer tough career questions posed by readers.
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Hard Truths: How Can a Curator at a Big Museum Evade Invisibility?
A curator wriggles under constraints, and a designer rues obsolescence.
https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/columns/hard-truths-curator-invisibility-1234760488/
21 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Why Zohran Mamdani’s Victory Is Good for the Art World (But Some Are Still Panicking)' by The Art Daddy for Observer. A sharp opinion piece on why wealthy art world patrons are panicking about Zohran Mamdani.
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Why Zohran Mamdani’s Victory Is Good for the Art World (But Some Are Still Panicking)
If his vision threatens the art world, then the art world in question was never about the art. It was an investment strategy with wall labels.
https://observer.com/2025/11/culture-mayor-zohran-mamdanis-support-arts-artists-new-york-city/
22 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Did the U.S. Finally Select an Artist for the Venice Biennale?' by Jo Lawson-Tancred for
@artnet.bsky.social
. The latest updates on the status of U.S. participation in the Venice Biennale.
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Did the U.S. Finally Select an Artist for the Venice Biennale?
Alma Allen has reportedly been chosen to represent the U.S., just as reports emerged that another artist was dropped from consideration.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/us-pavilion-venice-biennale-robert-lazzarini-2709240
25 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The Art World Reacts to Zohran Mamdani’s Win as Mayor of New York City: ‘A Remarkable Moment’' by Alex Greenberger for
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. Artists, curators, and critics weigh in on the victory.
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The Art World Reacts to Zohran Mamdani’s Win as Mayor of New York City: ‘A Remarkable Moment’
The art world reacted to Zohran Mamdani's win as Mayor of New York City, with many artists expressing hope and joy.
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/zohran-mamdani-mayor-new-york-city-art-world-responds-1234760198/
26 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'When Algorithms Curate Culture, What Do We Lose?' by Michele Y. Smith for Observer. Why A.I. can’t replace human curators, and what a partnership between the two could achieve.
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When Algorithms Curate Culture, What Do We Lose?
Michele Y. Smith, CEO of Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture (MOPOP), examines how A.I.-driven curation is reshaping what we watch, listen to and value, and what’s being lost in the process. Smith argu…
https://observer.com/2025/11/ai-pop-culture-curation/
27 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Is It Ever Okay to Work for Free?' by Joanna Walsh for
@artreview.bsky.social
. Highlighting the barriers to accessibility for artists and calling for the establishment of living wage standards.
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Is It Ever Okay to Work for Free?
Getting work paid is only one part of the problem: getting innovative work paid is another
https://artreview.com/is-it-ever-okay-to-work-for-free/
28 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Trump May Be the Most Consequential Arts President. It’s Time for a Unified Response' by Brett Egan for
@artnet.bsky.social
. Making the case for a nonpartisan national arts policy as a unified response to President Trump’s sweeping interventions into the arts.
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Trump May Be the Most Consequential Arts President. How to Respond?
Donald Trump has put into effect a broad and sweeping arts policy. How can the sector mount a unified response?
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/trump-arts-president-cohesive-policy-response-2706437
29 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Frieze Editors Discuss the Best Works of the 21st Century' by
@sfburns.bsky.social
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@andrew-durbin.bsky.social
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@seepackard.bsky.social
and Terence Trouillot for Frieze Magazine. Four editors take on the challenge of selecting the 25 greatest artworks created since 2000.
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Frieze Editors Discuss the Best Works of the 21st Century
The how, why and woes of distilling a quarter century of groundbreaking art into a single list
https://www.frieze.com/article/frieze-editors-discuss-best-works-21st-century
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Qatar to Launch New Quadrennial in 2026' by
@sarahldouglas.bsky.social
and Alex Greenberger for
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. Qatar works to establish itself as a leading art center with the launch of Rubaiya Qatar, a new quadrennial debuting in November 2026.
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Qatar to Launch New Quadrennial in 2026
Qatar with launch a major new quadriennial in 2026 with a show curated by Tom Eccles, Ruba Katrib, and more.
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/qatar-launches-quadriennial-2026-1234759277/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Is It Getting Better to Work in Museums?' by
@zacharyhsmall.bsky.social
for
@nytimes.com
. A study found that while museum workers report higher job satisfaction, there is still room for improvement.
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Is It Getting Better to Work in Museums?
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/29/arts/design/museum-jobs-pay-burnout-politics.html
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Picture of health: going to art galleries can improve wellbeing, study reveals' by
@andrewgregory.com
for
@theguardian.com
. A study found that viewing original works by artists like Manet, Van Gogh, and Gauguin in a gallery elicited positive physiological responses.
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Picture of health: going to art galleries can improve wellbeing, study reveals
Viewing original works of art can relieve stress, cut heart disease risk and boost immune system, first study of its kind finds
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/oct/28/picture-of-health-going-to-art-galleries-can-improve-wellbeing-study-reveals
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'A.I. Is Coming for Museums. The Opportunities Are Vast—So Are the Pitfalls' by András Szántó and Thomas P. Campbell for
@artnet.bsky.social
. A museum director and cultural strategist share insights on AI from the biannual Museums of Tomorrow Roundtable.
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A.I. Is Coming for Museums. What Are the Potentials—and Pitfalls?
Thomas P. Campbell and András Szántó reflect on what A.I. will mean for museums, after the Museums of Tomorrow roundtable.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/museums-of-tomorrow-2025-2703585
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The Myth of the Digital Threat: How Technology Expands Art’s Reach' by Arline Mann for Observer. Digital art presents new artistic opportunities, complementing rather than replacing physical art.
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The Myth of the Digital Threat: How Technology Expands Art’s Reach
Arline Mann, artist and former Goldman Sachs managing director, examines the anxiety surrounding digital art’s rise and what it reveals about how audiences engage with creativity today. Mann explor…
https://observer.com/2025/10/digital-art-vs-physical-viewing/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'What Is the Future of Collecting?: An Introduction to the 2025 Edition of the ARTnews Top 200 Collectors List' by Max Durón for
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. Leading figures from ARTnews’ annual Top 200 Collectors list share their perspectives on the future of collecting.
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What Is the Future of Collecting?: An Introduction to the 2025 Edition of the ARTnews Top 200 Collectors List
For the 2025 edition of the ARTnews Top 200 Collectors list, our collectors take stock of the future of art collecting and more.
https://www.artnews.com/list/art-news/news/top-200-collectors-list-2025-introduction-1234753566/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'At Art Basel Paris, Experimentalists and Their Big Ideas Are Celebrated' by Dale Berning Sawa for
@nytimes.com
. A critic offers an early look at presentations ahead of Art Basel Paris.
www.nytimes.com/2025/10/22/a...
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At Art Basel Paris, Experimentalists and Their Big Ideas Are Celebrated
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/22/arts/design/art-basel-paris-experimentalists.html
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Is Art Always Already Too Late?' by Louis Bury for Art in America. Exploring whether art is still an indicator of future cultural trends.
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Is Art Always Already Too Late?
In our age of constant updates and countless microtrends, will art always be behind the times? Featuring work by Michael Wang, Maya Lin, and K-hole.
https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/columns/art-always-too-late-after-avant-garde-1234757291/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Artists should receive retrospective payments for works used to train AI, say arts organisations' by
@wareisjoe.bsky.social
for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
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Artists should receive retrospective payments for works used to train AI, arts organisations say
The organisations, which together represent more than 100,000 visual artists, have issued a fresh call for an end to the unauthorised scraping of copyrighted visual works
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/10/20/arts-organisations-call-for-retrospective-payments-for-works-used-in-ai-training
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Cultural resistance to Trump begins to form, with artists leading the charge' by Helen Stoilas for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. Art worker and artist-led campaigns and protests are taking place across the nation.
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Cultural resistance to Trump begins to form, with artists leading the charge
As president attempts to reshape US society, nationwide campaigns and protest projects are taking root
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/10/16/artists-leading-cultural-resistance-donald-trump-administration
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Deep Frieze' by Marion Maneker for
@puck.news
. Art world columnist and market insider Marion Maneker offers on-the-ground insights from Frieze London.
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Deep Frieze
Now in its third decade, London’s Frieze art fair occupies a different world than it once did, as New York and Paris have taken on greater importance for auctions. Now the major houses are rethinking ...
https://puck.news/frieze-london-highlights-doig-woll-thiebaud-and-more/
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Frieze galleries have committed to climate donations—now it’s time for the art world to pack in its private jets' by Louisa Buck for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
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Comment | Frieze galleries have committed to climate donations—now it's time for the art world to pack in its private jets
A new initiative will see some galleries donate a percentage of their sales to the Gallery Climate Coalition, but when it comes to environmental action there is still much to be done, writes Louisa Bu...
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/10/14/as-frieze-galleries-commit-to-climate-donations-is-it-time-the-art-world-packed-in-the-private-jets
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The Best Shows to See in London During Frieze' by
@sfburns.bsky.social
for Frieze Magazine. A critic’s must-see London shows for this Frieze week.
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The Best Shows to See in London During Frieze
From Tolia Astakhishvili’s transformation of Shoreditch’s oldest building at Emalin to Karimah Ashadu’s study of bodybuilders in Lagos at Camden Art Centre
https://www.frieze.com/article/critics-guide-frieze-london-2025
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Let’s Support Native Art' by Sháńdíín Brown for
@hyperallergic.com
. Celebrating Native artists and taking action to support them through Native-led, non-profit art organizations.
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This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Let’s Support Native Art
Acknowledging Indigenous survivance is a start, but there's a critical need to turn recognition into tangible action.
https://hyperallergic.com/1048921/this-indigenous-peoples-day-lets-support-indigenous-art/
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Can you succeed as an artist without a gallery?' by
@cristinaruiz.bsky.social
for
@financialtimes.com
. How social media and support from the art community are reshaping opportunities for artists without gallery representation.
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Can you succeed as an artist without a gallery?
Traditional barriers to the art world are slipping away — but you still can’t TikTok your way into MoMA
https://www.ft.com/content/5c044dee-ddb2-4f3f-8f96-b931096161fa
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'As censorship rises, is there a future for truly political, truth-telling art?' by Scott Reyburn for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. As reactions to censorship ripple through the art world, the future of art and what direction it will take remains uncertain.
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As censorship rises, is there a future for truly political, truth-telling art?
Amid geopolitical instability around the world the market is looking to “safe” works—and artists are searching for new spaces to speak out
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/10/09/as-censorship-rises-is-there-a-future-for-political-truth-telling-art
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'What the National Gallery’s Closure Says About the Politics of Culture in America' by Elisa Carollo for Observer. As the cultural war continues, it reveals how little the U.S. government prioritizes its cultural institutions.
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https://observer.com/2025/10/government-shutdown-national-gallery-closure-smithsonian-museums/
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'National Gallery of Art closes as US government shutdown continues' by
@bhsutton.bsky.social
for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. The seventh-most-visited art institution in the world will remain closed while federal funding hangs in the balance.
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National Gallery of Art closes as US government shutdown continues
The Smithsonian’s museums in Washington, DC, and New York City will remain open for now
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/10/06/national-gallery-art-washington-dc-closed-government-shutdown
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Meet Hyperallergic’s New Editor-in-Chief' by
@hrag.bsky.social
for
@hyperallergic.com
. As Hrag Vartanian transitions to Editor-at-Large, Hakim Bishara [@hakimbishara.bsky.social] takes the helm as the new Editor-in-Chief.
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Meet Hyperallergic’s New Editor-in-Chief
After 16 years in the role, I'm passing the torch to Hakim Bishara as I transition to the role of editor-at-large.
https://hyperallergic.com/1046944/hyperallergic-new-editor-in-chief-hakim-bishara/
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Why Art History Must Leave Home' by Joan Kee for The Brooklyn Rail. How art history can move beyond academia to help us better understand power, society, and today’s turbulent current events.
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Why Art History Must Leave Home | The Brooklyn Rail
There may have been a worse time in US history to be in higher education, but I’m not sure when. Working in art history, a field that faces constant skepticism even among those who claim to love learn...
https://brooklynrail.org/2025/10/art/why-art-history-must-leave-home/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'How Will the US Government Shutdown Impact Museums?' by
@isafarfan.bsky.social
for
@hyperallergic.com
. Federally funded institutions may be impacted, especially if the shutdown is extended.
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How Will the US Government Shutdown Impact Museums?
The National Gallery of Art and others will use funding to keep the lights on for a few days while some National Park sites will close as employees are furloughed.
https://hyperallergic.com/1046216/how-will-the-us-government-shutdown-impact-museums/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Organizations in 5 Boroughs Get a Boost With City Funds' by Michaela Towfighi for
@nytimes.com
. The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs adds five new organizations, marking it’s largest expansion in 50 years.
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Organizations in 5 Boroughs Get a Boost With City Funds
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/30/arts/music/nyc-cultural-affairs-department-funds-groups.html
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'When Casino Developers Use Museums to Sweeten the Deal' by Aaron Short for
@hyperallergic.com
. Securing funding through partnerships with casinos may pose reputational risks for museums and cultural institutions.
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When Casino Developers Use Museums to Sweeten the Deal
Two failed proposals for casinos in NYC tried to entice community leaders with the prospect of building new cultural institutions.
https://hyperallergic.com/1045588/when-casino-developers-use-museums-to-sweeten-the-deal/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The secret to great art? Finding someone else to make it' by Debika Ray for
@financialtimes.com
. Artists who collaborate with fabricators to create their work have different perspectives on the creative process.
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The secret to great art? Finding someone else to make it
Marina Abramović, William Kentridge, Jasleen Kaur and other leading artists reveal the fabricators they entrust with their creations
https://www.ft.com/content/d84c8502-d413-4a26-a59c-494af11978b5
2 months ago
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This week, Man Ray’s survey at the Met took the art world by storm. Our most-read article was ‘Man Ray at the Met: A One-Man Art Movement’ by
@benadavis.bsky.social
for
@artnet.bsky.social
. Give it a read if you missed it:
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Man Ray at the Met: A One-Man Art Movement | Artnet News
Discover the Man Ray Met Museum exhibition “When Objects Dream,” showcasing iconic Rayographs, surreal objects, and innovative experiments.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/man-ray-what-objects-dream-2690040
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'New Reports Expose the Global Toll of Censorship' by
@exshaps.bsky.social
for
@hyperallergic.com
. With a global decline in freedom of expression, artists are more important than ever.
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Emma Shapiro
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2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Roberta Smith Interviews Larry Gagosian, Who Says He ‘Can’t Micromanage 18 Galleries' by
@sarahldouglas.bsky.social
for
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. The highlights from a must-read interview between two major art world figures.
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Roberta Smith Interviews Larry Gagosian, Who Says He ‘Can’t Micromanage 18 Galleries’
Roberta Smith interviewed Larry Gagosian, who told her he 'can't micromanage eighteen galleries.'
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/roberta-smith-interviews-larry-gagosian-1234753471/
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The Artworld Who Cried Wolf' by Travis Diehl for
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. While the art world debates censorship internally, government actions pose a far greater threat to free expression.
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The Artworld Who Cried Wolf
While squabbles over the merits of identity-driven art abound, real world powers in the US are threatening any diversity progress of recent decades
https://artreview.com/the-artworld-who-cried-wolf-travis-diehl/
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Why Corporate Sponsorship Is Getting Riskier for Museums' by Vivienne Chow for
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. Museums are increasingly depending on corporate sponsorship, but ethical concerns and public opinion are complicating these partnerships.
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Museums Are in a High-Stakes Battle Over Corporate Sponsorship
Museums face growing pressure to reject controversial sponsors—but with public funding in decline, is ethical purity financially viable?
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/museums-corporate-sponsors-2690432
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