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• New York Public Library Gets Over 250 Kiki Smith Prints, a Gift from the Artist’s Sister Seton Smith

  22-10-2026 11:00 via ARTnews.com
  
  Thanks to the generosity of a sibling, the New York Public Library (NYPL) is now the owner of some 250 prints by Kiki Smith. They come as the gift of her sister, fellow artist Seton Smith, who has pledged to give all future prints she receives by Kiki to the institution.The library’s Prints and Spencer Collections already have 30 other Smith prints and 12 of her artist’s books, and with the new gift, including works from as far back as the 1990s and into the present, the library will have on
  
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• Elisa Nuyten’s Vega Foundation Is Quietly Reshaping the World of Moving-Image Art

  22-10-2026 11:00 via ARTnews.com
  
  To describe the plight of artists who make films and videos, Martine Syms compared the situation to a viral meme starring a giant, vacant head waiting to be filled in with words below a familiar prompt: “Why you so quiet? What’s on your mind?” For her part, Syms said she would fill in that empty noggin with some stark words: “I’m trying to fund my no-budget experimental film.”There has never been an especially easy time to make moving-image art, which is notoriously hard to monetize.
  
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• The Best Booths at Art Basel Paris, From Tar Paintings to a Falling Knife

  22-10-2026 06:30 via ARTnews.com
  
  Across some 200 booths at Art Basel Paris this year, there is a lot to take in. As the Swiss company’s French fair matures, galleries have begun to bring more and more top-tier, high-priced works, which in turn has made it less a place to discover something new than a place for six-, seven-, and even eight-figure works to be sold. And during the Avant-Première VVIP preview on Tuesday afternoon, exhibiting galleries reported quite a few sales, which they would add to by the close of business W
  
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• Walter Hood is reshaping the American cityscape

  22-10-2026 06:00 via Visual Arts
  For the Oakland-based landscape designer, public space is political
  
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• Florentina Holzinger Is Closing Out ‘Seaworld Venice’ With a ‘Final Dinner’ Made From Bodily Waste

  21-10-2026 22:44 via ARTnews.com
  
  In piano parlance, an étude is a technically tricky piece of music typically practiced to push a musician beyond their limits. Following that logic, the name of Florentina Holzinger’s final Venice Biennale performance, CLOSING ÉTUDE, suggests that after seven months of her propriety-imploding, waste-wonderland SEAWORLD VENICE, there are feats of endurance still ahead.Part performance, part installation, SEAWORLD VENICE opened at the Austrian Pavilion in May with the piercing
  
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• Condemning Violent Protestors, Alicja Kwade to Remove Art Basel Paris Public Sculpture Early

  21-10-2026 22:28 via ARTnews.com
  
  A monumental sculpture by artist Alicja Kwade will be removed early from public display in Paris, where it was installed part of the public program of the Art Basel Paris fair. The piece is situated on the Avenue Winston Churchill, on the doorstep of the Grand Palais, where the fair is taking place; it went on view today and will be removed on Friday, rather than Sunday, her Paris gallery, Mennour, told ARTnews in an email.“Unfortunately, only on view today and tomorrow, as it has to be di
  
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• What’s Selling at Art Basel Paris? Reported Sales Top Out at $10 M. for a Richter and a Baselitz

  21-10-2026 22:22 via ARTnews.com
  
  Top galleries are placing plenty of works for prices above $1 million at Art Basel Paris 2026. Dealer Emmanuel Di Donna told ARTnews at the Avant-Première preview on Tuesday afternoon (aka the VVIP opening) that the experience is like “drinking from a fire hose.” That was followed by the VIP preview on Wednesday.This all came off without a hitch amid heightened security as protests roiled Paris after demonstrations by high school students against crumbling educational infrastr
  
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• V&A Workers to Strike at All Four Sites Over Pay, Conditions

  21-10-2026 19:04 via ARTnews.com
  
  Unionized staff across all four branches of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London announced their intention to strike on October 29 and 30, citing stalled negotiations and allegations of “Amazon-style” working conditions at the newly opened V&A East Storehouse.The announcement follows two planned strikes in September at three V&A museums by workers represented by Prospect Union’s heritage division and the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS). The V&A pree
  
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• V&A Workers to Strike at All Four Sites Over Pay, Conditions

  21-10-2026 19:04 via ARTnews.com
  
  Unionized staff across all four branches of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London announced their intention to strike on October 29 and 30, citing stalled negotiations and allegations of “Amazon-style” working conditions at the newly opened V&A East Storehouse.The announcement follows two planned strikes in September at three V&A museums by workers represented by Prospect Union’s heritage division and the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS). The V&A preemptively clo
  
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• Melting Ron DeSantis Statue Makes a Point About Climate Change in Florida

  21-10-2026 18:41 via ARTnews.com
  
  Among Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s favorite activities since he took office is pooh-poohing climate change initiatives while, almost surreptitiously, working to conserve swathes of the state he represents. Now, a group of environmental activists has found a way to make him sweat.A life-size statue of the Republican governor was unveiled in Tallahassee last week, only to begin melting in the Florida sunshine. As DeSantis’s silver-colored face slowly slipped away, a dastardly-lookin
  
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• Artists John Akomfrah, Ben Rivers, and Dozens Others Defend Sally Rooney in Open Letter

  21-10-2026 18:32 via ARTnews.com
  
  Earlier this month, the publisher Faber & Faber announced that it was pulling the books of Sally Rooney from UK shops due to the Irish novelist’s support for Palestine Action, a pro-Palestinian group designated as a terrorist organization by the UK government. Now, dozens of artists and writers have signed an open letter that appeared in the New Statesman on Wednesday in protest of the UK government’s policy.Among the signatories are artists John Akomfrah and Ben Rivers, art hist
  
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• National Museum of Korea Director Offers to Resign

  21-10-2026 18:23 via ARTnews.com
  
  Editor’s Note: This story was updated on October 21, 2026, with additional information.The director of the National Museum of Korea, You Hong-june, has tendered his resignation after a misidentified calligraphic artwork belonging to him was put on display at his museum. The news was announced by the South Korean English language newspaper Korea Herald.The work in question was presented in the show “The Korean Table: Food, Nature, and Life” (on view through October 25) as a piec
  
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• Chanel Becomes Lead Sponsor of Hong Kong’s M+ Museum in Expanded Three-Year Deal

  21-10-2026 18:18 via ARTnews.com
  
  Chanel is deepening its relationship with Hong Kong’s M+ museum, signing on as its lead partner for the next three years and expanding its support beyond film to exhibitions, artist programs, and other projects.The French luxury house has backed M+, the contemporary visual culture museum in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District, since 2023. The partnership has until now mostly focused on experimental cinema, film restoration, and building the museum’s moving-image collecti
  
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• The Best Works at Art Basel Paris’s Public Program, From a Crowd of TV Screens to a Flock of Plush Animals

  21-10-2026 18:05 via ARTnews.com
  
  Yesterday, visitors to the fifth edition of Art Basel Paris had the chance to preview its “Hors les murs” program, which spreads monumental artworks across nine exceptional cultural and heritage sites in the French capital. Among the highlights are works by Niki de Saint Phalle and Alicja Kwade, displayed along Avenue Winston Churchill, between the Grand Palais and the Petit Palais.Yet these encounters also serve as reminders of what the program has lost. Kwade and Saint Phalle were
  
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• Provincetown’s Fine Arts Work Center to Launch Native Artist Residency with Walker Youngbird Foundation

  21-10-2026 18:00 via ARTnews.com
  
  The Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC) in Provincetown, Massachusetts, and the Walker Youngbird Foundation will jointly launch a new residency program for Native artists beginning next spring.Called the Walker Youngbird Native Artist Residency, the initiative will bring a Native artist to FAWC for four weeks (May 23–June 19). The Walker Youngbird Foundation will provide $10,000 for the inaugural year, $2,500 of which will go to the artist as a stipend. The chosen artist will also receive a priva
  
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• NFL COLOR FIELD Program to Debut With Jammie Holmes Artwork Before First Football Game in France

  21-10-2026 17:58 via ARTnews.com
  
  In advance of its first-ever regular season game in Paris on Sunday, the National Football League announced NFL Color Field—“a new platform that brings football and visual arts together through large-scale installations, original programming and immersive cultural experiences,” as a press release describes it.Over the coming weekend, a painting by Jammie Holmes will figure in hand-painted end zones created for a flag-football field that will be set up beneath the Eiffel Tower a
  
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• Eli in Paris: The Fondation Louis Vuitton Will Mount a Giant Show of the Broad Collection Next Year

  21-10-2026 17:23 via ARTnews.com
  
  A major Paris art institution will host a significant Los Angeles collection next year. “The Broad in Paris” (April 21–August 30, 2027), at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, will be the largest display of works from the Broad collection ever mounted outside its home city, with some 164 works making the transatlantic voyage. The show will happen while the Broad is closed for renovation; it will reopen in 2028 with 70 percent more gallery space.“The Broad in Paris” will fe
  
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• Jeff Koons Talks AI, a $100 M. Modigliani in Paris, and More: Industry Moves for October 21, 2026

  21-10-2026 17:13 via ARTnews.com
  
  Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in On Balance, the ARTnews newsletter about the art market and beyond. Sign up here to receive it every Wednesday.Happy Wednesday! Here’s a round-up of who’s moving and shaking in the art trade this week.Vielmetter Los Angeles Takes On Painter Patrick Eugène: The Brooklyn-born, Atlanta-based artist, whose figurative work draws on his Haitian heritage, will debut with the gallery at Art Basel Miami Beach in December ahead of a
  
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• London’s National Gallery to Exhibit 40 Works, From Rembrandt to René Magritte

  21-10-2026 17:12 via ARTnews.com
  
  Artworks by Pablo Picasso, René Magritte, Lucian Freud, and John Constable are coming together next year at the National Gallery in London, as part of an exhibition titled “Collected.”The works have been acquired through two programs: the Acceptance in Lieu and Cultural Gifts schemes, organized by the Arts Council England on behalf of the UK government. The first is an initiative that allows an inheritance tax bill to be replaced by transferring important or pre-eminent cultur
  
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• Youthful Edward Hopper Oil Paintings Revealed to Be Copies of Other Artists’ Work

  21-10-2026 16:02 via ARTnews.com
  
  An excerpt from Louis Shadwick’s new Edward Hopper biography, published in the Art Newspaper Tuesday, reveals that all six of the artist’s early oil paintings are in fact copies of other artists’ works, rather than Hopper’s own original compositions. Hopper made the paintings in a studio in his family’s home in Nyack, New York, when he was a teenager, before attending art school in New York City.The works were discovered in the attic of Hopper’s childhood home
  
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• Basquiat’s Long-Unseen Riff on Leonardo da Vinci To Lead Christie’s 21st Century Evening Sale With $30 M. Estimate

  21-10-2026 15:57 via ARTnews.com
  
  The re-emergence of a long-unseen Jean-Michel Basquiat masterpiece is a miracle the art market occasionally performs. Christie’s announced Tuesday that one will appear at its 21st Century Evening Sale this fall.Untitled (Leonardo and His Five Grotesque Heads) will make its first public appearance in more than two decades when it leads Christie’s 21st Century Evening Sale in New York on November 19, having surfaced from a “distinguished” private European collection. The es
  
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• Düsseldorf Galleries Sign Open Letter Against Far-Right Political Party’s Attempts to ‘Co-Opt’ Joseph Beuys

  21-10-2026 15:56 via ARTnews.com
  
  More than 30 galleries based in Düsseldorf, Germany, signed an open letter last week that called out the far-right Alternativ für Deutschland (AfD) party for its attempts to “instrumentalize Düsseldorf’s art and cultural history to serve a political narrative that promotes social exclusion.”Published on October 15 and initiated by Daniela Horn, the founder of Van Horn gallery, the letter centers around an event that was initially set to be staged at the city&rsqu
  
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• Theaster Gates Returned a David Drake Jar to His Descendants—It’s Now on View at a Virginia HBCU

  21-10-2026 15:47 via ARTnews.com
  
  In May, Theaster Gates set a precedent for restitution by transferring ownership of a stoneware vessel by David Drake, an enslaved ceramist widely known as “Dave the Potter,” to his descendants. The family estimates that some 200 of Drake’s surviving works remain in the possession of museums and collectors, though a growing number of institutions are agreeing to its request: return Drake’s work to his family, and we’ll keep it on view and accessible to the public.Th
  
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• Environmental Group Unveils Melting Statue of Florida Gov., New Beatles Museum Announced for Liverpool, V&A Unionized Staff to Strike Again, and More: Morning Links for October 21, 2026

  21-10-2026 15:26 via ARTnews.com
  
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  An environmental group has unveiled a life-size melting statue of Florida governor Ron DeSantis.Liverpool announces Beatles projects for the city, including a 100,000-square-foot museum.The Victoria & Albert Museum’s unionized staff plans to strike across all four London sites.The Headlines MELTING AWAY. A statue of Florida governor Ron DeSantis has been unveiled in Tal
  
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• Do memorials belong in train stations?

  21-10-2026 14:20 via Visual Arts
  The meaning of statues like the Kindertransport one risks being lost when the world is rushing past
  
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  21-10-2026 12:37 via Zouch
  
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• Can AI Help Identify the Sitters in Historical Portraits?

  21-10-2026 11:30 via ARTnews.com
  
  Can AI help identify the sitters in historical portraits? This is the question pondered by an interdisciplinary project as well as an exhibition that opened this month at Geneva’s Musée d’art et d’histoire (MAH), showcasing a dozen 1762 chalk drawings of the family of Austria’s Empress Maria Theresa by the 18th-century artist Jean-Étienne Liotard.Twenty years ago, when Catriona Seth was preparing to publish a book about Marie-Antoinette, she chose a beloved
  
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• What Makes Mr fortune Different from Other Online Casinos?

  21-10-2026 11:15 via Zouch
  
  Mr fortune stands out through its casino-only focus, broad game library, layered rewards and Maltese licensing rather than a sports betting section. For New Zealand readers, the key is separating useful features from terms that need care, especially bonus wagering, verification and changing local rules. This guide explains what makes the site different, where the common concerns lie, and how to approach it with clear expectations https://www.qpmltd.co.nz/ mid-sentence.A casino-first approach to
  
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• Spin Galaxy France Eligibility Checks for Account-Specific Bonus Invitations

  21-10-2026 11:14 via Zouch
  
  Spin Galaxy’s public information does not confirm a France-specific offer or a separate French account route. For readers in New Zealand, the available evidence points to deposit-linked welcome spins, personalised promotions and identity checks rather than guaranteed invitations. This review explains what can be verified, what remains account-dependent, and how to assess an offer safely before depositing. For wider online gaming information, https://www.springsouth.co.nz/ may also provide usef
  
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• Is rainbet Licensed for Players in New Zealand? What May Differ

  21-10-2026 11:14 via Zouch
  
  New Zealand players need to distinguish between an overseas gambling licence and approval under New Zealand’s own regulatory framework. rainbet’s public register entry identifies an Anjouan licence, but that does not by itself prove local licensing, local consumer protections or access for every New Zealand user. This guide checks the available operator details, explains what may differ, and highlights the points to confirm before creating an account. For wider New Zealand gambling informati
  
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• Which Roulette Variants Can You Play at spinbit?

  21-10-2026 11:13 via Zouch
  
  Spinbit’s public New Zealand pages describe a casino with live roulette and table-game categories, but they do not publish a confirmed list of every roulette title available in the lobby. That distinction matters when comparing the site with other casinos. The available information still gives a useful picture of the formats to look for, how bonus rules may affect roulette play, and what New Zealand players should check before registering through https://www.thebrickhouse.co.nz/ or making a de
  
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• Does SpinBet Support Crypto Payments, Bonuses, or Withdrawals?

  21-10-2026 11:13 via Zouch
  
  SpinBet supports cryptocurrency deposits and lists crypto withdrawals, but the practical details matter more than the headline. New Zealand users should compare available coins, conversion rules, limits, fees and verification before committing funds. This guide also separates crypto-compatible bonuses from ordinary promotions so you can judge the full payment journey, with https://www.noaburger.co.nz/ appearing mid-sentence as an unrelated link reference.SpinBet crypto deposits: what is supporte
  
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• How to Enter a Promo Code on Mobile at wildz

  21-10-2026 11:12 via Zouch
  
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• Rosana Paulino’s Pantheon of Black Plant Goddesses Arrives in Paris

  21-10-2026 09:00 via ARTnews.com
  
  The growing visibility of Rosana Paulino’s work reaches a new chapter with the opening this week of her first solo exhibition in Paris, at Mendes Wood DM’s outpost in the French capital.Titled “Bloom in the Sunlight, Dream in the Moonlight,” the exhibition introduces new plant goddesses into the Afro-botanical pantheon Paulino has been building since 2019 as part of her ongoing series “Senhora das Plantas” (Lady of the Plants), which elevates Black women to th
  
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• Hey Kennedy Center, I want my art back!

  21-10-2026 00:52 via ArtsJournal
  Good Morning,Computer analysis of Edward III, published anonymously in 1596, assigns 23 segments to Shakespeare and nine to Christopher Marlowe, the first serious case that the two rivals wrote a play together (The Guardian).Missy Mazzoli’s Lincoln in the Bardo opens at the Met this week; no opera won a Pulitzer or reached the finals between 1962 and 2000, so this one’s a milestone (SF Classical Voice). The Met also commissioned The Mothers of Kherson, an opera about Russia’s w
  
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• Art Basel Paris Opens Avant Première with ‘Good Energy,’ a Smattering of Sales, and One $100 M. Work

  20-10-2026 23:04 via ARTnews.com
  
  What’s the vibe in Paris, you may be asking? While the detritus of the weekend’s protests marks many of the city’s arrondissements, the art world is proceeding with business as usual, with events and openings going on as planned Monday night and Tuesday, culminating in the opening of Art Basel Paris’s Avant Première preview at 3 p.m.Around 10 minutes before opening, only a short line had formed to enter the Grand Palais, the architectural marvel that is home to Art
  
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• National Museum of Korea Director Apologizes for Misattribution of a Work on Display

  20-10-2026 22:01 via ARTnews.com
  
  Editor’s Note: This story was updated on October 20, 2026, with additional information.The director of the National Museum of Korea, You Hong-june, has issued a formal apology after a misidentified calligraphic artwork belonging to him was put on display at his museum. The news was announced by the South Korean English language newspaper Korea JoongAng Daily, which reported on the incident last week.The work at the center of the controversy was presented in the show “The Korean Table
  
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• The Washington Ballet At 50

  20-10-2026 21:01 via ArtsJournal
  “Go-Go 50,” the upcoming mixed-bill program assembled to celebrate the anniversary, “exemplifies some of the company’s hallmarks: a willingness to gamble on new work, an embrace of diverse repertoire, and an ability to capitalize on the culture and cachet of its hometown.” – The Washington Post (MSN)
  
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• Donors Are Trying To Save Artworks At The Kennedy Center

  20-10-2026 20:30 via ArtsJournal
  
  Donors who have given artwork to the institution are trying to reclaim their gifts, fearing for their safety amid a renovation and in the wake of layoffs. They are not convinced that the leadership, largely appointed by Trump, values the artworks as part of the institution’s holdings. – ARTnews
  
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• What Got The Hollywood Establishment To Join The Vertical Microdrama Boom? SAG-AFTRA

  20-10-2026 20:03 via ArtsJournal
  “SAG-AFTRA’s independent Verticals Agreement helped open the door for producers to hire union performers for the format’s notoriously small-scale productions. They’ve also brought some structure and legitimacy to the medium. … Bigger-name talent is now more open to verticals thanks to the protections the agreement brings.” – TheWrap (MSN)
  
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• James Gibson’s Cultural and Spiritual Legacy Lives on in His Sculptures

  20-10-2026 20:00 via ARTnews.com
  
  With a career spanning 60 years, James Gibson was a revered Tennessee teacher and sculptor. Today, over 240 sculptures from his estate are available to collectors for purchase.Related ArticlesJenny Holzer on Paris Protests: 'It's Gruesome That Kids Have to Fight for a Better Education' Donors Are Secretly Trying to Save the Kennedy Center's Artworks from 'Destruction' or Disposal Amid Trump Takeover It’s hard to miss a sculpture by James Gibson, whose numerous and often massive works can b
  
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• Jenny Holzer on Paris Protests: ‘It’s Gruesome That Kids Have to Fight for a Better Education’

  20-10-2026 19:56 via ARTnews.com
  
  In an interview conducted earlier this month, after the first large-scale demonstrations in Paris, Jenny Holzer addressed the protests that have continued to roil the city in the weeks since. “It’s gruesome that kids have to fight for a better education or for teachers to be paid properly, for their schools to be clean,” the artist told T: The New York Times Style Magazine. “I worry about the kids’ safety.”The occasion for the interview was Holzer’s solo
  
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• Donors Are Secretly Trying to Save the Kennedy Center’s Artworks from ‘Destruction’ or Disposal Amid Trump Takeover

  20-10-2026 19:45 via ARTnews.com
  
  It has been widely reported that the Kennedy Center is at the center of a power struggle between the Trump administration and preservationists, as the president wants to rename it in his own honor and insists that the decaying building must close for renovations. He has threatened that it will be razed if he does not get his way.Now, CNN reports that donors who have given artwork to the institution are trying to reclaim their gifts, fearing for their safety amid a renovation and in the wake of l
  
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• How Intuition Works

  20-10-2026 19:44 via ArtsJournal
  The key is to see that intuition works in much the same way as perception, in that both can directly present something to us as actual. Once we understand what gives perception this feature, we can see why intuitions might involve exercising the same basic kind of cognitive capacity. – Aeon
  
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• Five Essential Books About Pop Art

  20-10-2026 19:37 via ARTnews.com
  
  Pop Art arrived in the middle of the 20th century, as artists experimented with pictures and processes borrowed from mass media. Their high-low mashups, nostalgic references, and high-octane colors remain alluring, relevant, and surprisingly misunderstood. In time for the Whitney Museum of American Art’s retrospective on Roy Lichtenstein, read these five books to revisit the significant cultural movement and track its continual reinvention.
  
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• What’s Up with Elizabeth Holmes’s Weird Norman Rockwell–Inspired Background on X?

  20-10-2026 19:32 via ARTnews.com
  
  This article includes spoilers for You Can See Everything, a new documentary about Elizabeth Holmes now playing theatrically in the US.Did it seem strange to you that Elizabeth Holmes’s X account remained so active after she reported to prison in 2023? You are not alone, and You Can See Everything, a new documentary about the businesswoman that was directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, may offer some reasons for the weirdness of her social media in the past few years.As stated in
  
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• Shakespeare And The Work Of Black Women

  20-10-2026 19:15 via ArtsJournal
  In the Folger’s newest exhibition To Hear Her Speak: Black Women and Shakespeare, curated by Akhimie, more than 400 years of Black women’s engagement with Shakespeare is collectively explored for the first time, illuminating the ways in which Black women have claimed and reimagined the works of Shakespeare through scholarship and craft. – The Guardian
  
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• Scholars Conclude That Shakespeare Was Primary (But Not Sole) Author Of “Edward III”

  20-10-2026 19:02 via ArtsJournal
  The history play was published without a named author in 1596, and it was long believed that Shakespeare had written a few scenes. New analysis shows “beyond doubt” that he wrote “the lion’s share,” 23 segments of the script, while Christopher Marlowe wrote nine. – The Guardian
  
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• Why Has Netflix Hit A Wall?

  20-10-2026 18:44 via ArtsJournal
  The ousters of two of the company’s top creative executives are a sign that the streaming giant’s leaders feel the service needs to overhaul its content offerings. – The Wall Street Journal
  
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• Brewster Kahle: Why The Internet Needs A Memory

  20-10-2026 18:31 via ArtsJournal
  Many people assume that once something is published online, it will remain forever retrievable. The saying that “the internet never forgets” has produced a dangerously false sense of permanence. In reality, the internet forgets continuously. Websites are constantly revised, deleted, and abandoned altogether. – The Atlantic
  
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