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Studio Museum in Harlem, Baltimore Museum of Art Among Latest Recipients of NEA Art Works Grants
The National Endowment for the Arts will give out 1,023 awards totaling $74,326,900 to nonprofit arts organizations in all fifty states plus five U.S. jurisdictions,
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Guggenheim Donates 100 Images to Wikipedia for Edit-A-Thon
New York’s Guggenheim Museum has donated images of 100 artworks to Wikipedia, in time for the museum’s planned “edit-a-thon,” taking place at the museum on
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Gulf Labor Occupies Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice
Hrag Vartanian reports at Hyperallergic that two activist groups, GULF (Gulf Ultra Luxury Faction) and Gulf Labor—a participant in the 2015 Venice Biennale—occupied
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Adrian Piper and Armenia Win Golden Lions at Venice Biennale; Joan Jonas Awarded Special Mention for US Pavilion
Die Zeit reports that the Berlin-based American artist Adrian Piper has won the Golden Lion for best artist in Okwui Enwezor’s biennial exhibition “All the
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Questioning Aesthetics Symposium @ Pratt Institute (photos)
“Questioning Aesthetics”: A Symposium, began yesterday at the Pratt Institute, and will conclude today. Convened by Michael Kelly of University of North Carolina and Gregg Horowitz of the Pratt, the first day featured three f…
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Strong entry for the Canadian National Holocaust Memorial by Esther Shelv-Gerz and Robert Kleyn.
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Isaac has type 1 diabetes, lives in Costa Rica and needs help affording an insulin pump. Please contribute his campaign, if you can.
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An Insulin Pump for Little Isaac
5-year old Isaac, has Diabetes type 1 (insulin dependent). An insulin pump would help him live longer and enjoy better quality of life. Here’s his story…
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Kepes ' light works
Kepes ‘ light works
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China: Crowdsourced Tax Enforcement
Riddle me this: how does a government enforce tax collection in a cash-only society? Cash has the wonderful property of being anonymous, and therefore hard to track. As a result, cash businesses often under-report revenues, thereby dodging a portion of tax payments.
China is primarily a cash-driven economy; few local places will accept payment cards of any kind (event rent payments are made in cash — a big, fat stack of cash, as the largest bill in China has an equivalent value of about US$15…
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