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Origins in Donation: Dr. Atl and the Early Years FEMSA’s collection traces to a foundational donation from Dr. Atl in the 1970s. Those early holdings oriented the collection toward key moments in Mexican and Latin Americ...
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A reconsideration of institutional curation and audience formation. Museum News: After a Much-Maligned MoMA Retrospective, Björk’s Hometown Museum Gives Her a Second Chance — 320 words ARTnews reports that the Nationa...
Unjica · 24 Aug
Installation
The Lawsuit: Collectors vs. Alison Jacques Gallery A dispute between London’s Alison Jacques Gallery and collectors Yoed and Natasha Anise has brought renewed scrutiny to the sale of contemporary installations and the r...
Unjica · 23 Aug
Painting
Three short pieces on why sustained support, solitude, and access matter for art and institutions. Today's Digest: The Long View: What Qatar Can Teach Us About Investing in Culture — Today's Digest (Art News) Amir Berb...
Unjica · 22 Aug
Contemporary Art
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A reconsideration of institutional curation and audience formation. Museum News: After a Much-Maligned MoMA Retrospective, Björk’s Hometown Museum Gives Her a Second Chance — 320 words ARTnews reports that the Nationa...
Abstract
The Lawsuit: Collectors vs. Alison Jacques Gallery A dispute between London’s Alison Jacques Gallery and collectors Yoed and Natasha Anise has brought renewed scrutiny to the sale of contemporary installations and the r...
Installation
Three short pieces on why sustained support, solitude, and access matter for art and institutions. Today's Digest: The Long View: What Qatar Can Teach Us About Investing in Culture — Today's Digest (Art News) Amir Berb...
Painting
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