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Inadequate public funding may be the biggest threat facing world heritage (opens the original)
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World Monuments Fund (WMF) released key insights from a study on Wednesday (30 September) revealing that insufficient public funding continues to surpass climate hazards as the primary threat to heritage sites around the world. The research was conducted as part of the non-profit organisation’s nomination process for its 2027 World Monuments Watch list, which will be announced in February. WMF has been publishing the list since 1996 to address funding gaps in cultural preservation. This year, th
Workers at the Whitney Museum vote to strike (opens the original)
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Unionised staff at the Whitney Museum of American Art plan to begin a strike on 5 October if a fair contract agreement cannot be reached with the museum’s leadership. Workers claim their salaries are inadequate in light of inflation and the cost of living in New York, and have raised concerns around rising healthcare costs and premiums. The three-year contract between the Whitney and unionised staff under United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 2110 expired in June this year. Entry-level staff were give
Bhutanese artist Pem Lham wins Rubin Museum's prize for Himalayan art (opens the original)
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The Bhutanese artist Pem Lham has received the Rubin Museum Himalayan Art Prize, an unrestricted $30,000 award supporting contemporary artists from the region. The prize is to be formally presented Friday (11 September) at a ceremony in Bhutan’s capital of Thimphu; Queen Jetsun Pema was expected to attend. The annual prize launched in 2024, the same year that the Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art permanently closed its New York space and transitioned to a decentralised global model, or what it has d
New documentary chronicles the late Brazilian artist Amélia Toledo’s boundary-pushing work (opens the original)
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A new documentary traces the multifaceted trajectory of the late Brazilian artist Amélia Toledo, who expanded the field of Brazilian Modernism and Neoconcretism in her lifetime through her work as a sculptor, painter, draughtswoman and educator. The film Amelia Toledo: Lembrar de Não Esquecer (Don’t Forget to Remember) explores the dimensions of her five-decade career, with testimonials from her peers and relatives, as well as archival footage and photographs from notable exhibitions, workshops
Jacolby Satterwhite awarded inaugural Artists Living with Cancer Grant (opens the original)
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As the costs of cancer treatment continue to rise, the Rema Hort Mann Fund (RHMF) and the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation have partnered to launch the Artists Living with Cancer Grant, a $25,000 unrestricted grant designed to provide financial support to artists based in the New York City metro area undergoing cancer treatment. The conceptual artist Jacolby Satterwhite, a two-time cancer survivor currently undergoing treatment for the third time, is the inaugural recipient of the award. Satterwhi
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