After whittling down nearly 4,000 submissions following an open call for local artists, the Brooklyn Museum has announced the 216 participants selected for “The Brooklyn Artists Exhibition.” View the complete list: https://lnkd.in/g6M7uCZC
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With libraries closing and a sharp decline in the uptake of performing arts at GCSE, A-Level, and degree levels, the future of arts education looks uncertain. Will the new government learn from past mistakes and continue to invest in the arts, or will we continue to see cuts upon cuts? It’s time to prioritise creativity and education, not diminish them.
Over 13,000 people are calling on the Scottish Government to deliver on their arts funding pledges. Without action, cultural catastrophe in Scotland is imminent, with over 45 museums and galleries at risk of closure. Add your name to the petition here: https://lnkd.in/ezpCbWzy
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April 4! An update on the challenges of recovering artworks lost or stolen during the Nazi period in Europe (1933-45) and how museums, the art market and claimant families have been dealing with the issue. A Classi Conversation with Alexander Herman: bit.ly/3uKzvXO
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The 2022 Consumer Expenditure Survey Summary Tables are now in #NADACArtsData! Explore spending on cultural activities like plays, concerts, movies, parks, museums, books, and more! Download here: https://myumi.ch/9g4xJ #artsresearch #creativityresearch National Endowment for the Arts University of Michigan Institute for Social Research
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If your first instinct is to dismiss anonymous accounts like changethemuseum, please read E.Y. Zipris’s analysis. This is a prime example of what the museum field can learn from larger patterns, rather than attacking or belittling individual voices (anonymous or not).
In the mail now and online soon! My article for the American Alliance of Museums Exhibition journal examines the effect of online activism and what museums can and should be learning from these posts. The genesis of the article began in Professor Ioana Literat's class and evolved under her guidance. This article first appeared in the journal Exhibition (Fall 2024) vol. 43, no. 2, and is reproduced with permission. https://lnkd.in/g22UeMYi
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Jane Austen's House museum's online fans are being asked to transcribe one page each of a memoir written by the novelist’s older brother
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Without proper documentation of being featured in an #NFTGallery & museums... 👀 How will digital art get buy-in from trad art collectors, who question its value and legitimacy? This is one of the many reasons why we built Proof of Exhibition. For the digital creators, collectors & curators to put exhibition history onchain. https://lnkd.in/gJAsG3PG
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The 2022 Consumer Expenditure Survey Summary Tables are now in #NADACArtsData! Explore spending on cultural activities like plays, concerts, movies, parks, museums, books, and more! Download here: https://myumi.ch/9g4xJ #artsresearch #creativityresearch National Endowment for the Arts University of Michigan Institute for Social Research
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2moThis is an on-again, off-again series that started under Charlotta Kotik decades ago. I once wrote a long review of an early iteration in ARTS MAGAZINE, now defunct of course, about how the “Brooklyn Artists” category was a rather contorted curatorial construction with little basis in reality—other than to seem responsive to community. I’d be interested in new reviews that address the subject! Is there really such a thing as a “Brooklyn Artist?” The catalogue essay must make a persuasive case for it; otherwise, I’d probably remain skeptical.