Donors Worry About Fate of Artifacts as Museum on Irish Famine Closes

Quinnipiac University, which had opened Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum in 2012, said that it could no longer afford to operate it.

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Alice Waters Helps a Museum Cater to the Tastes of Art Lovers

A new restaurant at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles is the latest effort to try to reach visitors’ hearts through their stomachs.

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Turner Prize Goes to Array Collective, an Art Protest Group

The Belfast-based Array Collective stages carnivalesque interventions at political rallies. Now the group has won Britain’s major art award.

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Cutting a Banksy Into 10,000 (Digital) Pieces

A former Christie’s executive has joined cryptocurrency experts to create a company that purchases art and sells the fragments as NFTs.

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With Armory Show, the World Is Catching Up to Carrie Mae Weems

“The Shape of Things” confronts current issues of identity and injustice that the artist has been exploring throughout her 40-year career.

7h

Looking Again at Amy Winehouse, 10 Years After Her Death

In “Amy: Beyond the Stage,” the Design Museum in London explores — and tries to somewhat reframe — the “Back to Black” singer’s life and legacy.

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Andrea Bowers: Her Activism Animates Her Art

A studio visit with one of America’s foremost political artists on her remarkable journey and breakthrough career-survey in Chicago.

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Met Museum Jump-Starts New Modern Wing With $125 Million Gift

The donation from a trustee, Oscar L. Tang, and his wife, Agnes Hsu‐Tang, reinvigorates the long-delayed project and is the largest capital gift in the Met’s history.

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The Confounding Lightness of Helen Pashgian

Long underrecognized for her innovations, a trailblazer of the Light and Space Movement is suddenly juggling three tribute shows to her six-decade career.

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The Wandering Creativity of Sophie Taeuber-Arp

The Swiss artist did it all — paintings and puppets, sculpture and tapestry — and was underestimated because of it. At MoMA she joins the major leagues.

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