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Epstein files reading room and bookmobile begin US tour in Dallas (opens the original)
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Concurrent with the Republican party’s unusual midterm convention in Dallas this week, a pop-up exhibition and bookmobile carrying millions of publicly released files related to Jeffrey Epstein launched a national tour in the city. It is part of a push to release the full record of the government’s investigation into the convicted sex offender and hold accountable high-powered figures linked to him. The travelling project includes paintings created by Maria Farmer, an artist who survived Epstein
Online art competition raises millions for charity—and many questions (opens the original)
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You may have seen a post in your social media feed this summer from an artist you know, probably one not represented by a gallery, asking for you to vote for them to be named “The People’s Artist”. Or perhaps you saw the video starring actor Johnny Depp, inviting artists to join the competition for a chance to win $25,000, appear in Artforum magazine, and have their work displayed by The Art of Elysium, a Los Angeles-based charity that provides art and design opportunities to people in need. You
Betye Saar, assemblage artist who reframed racist and sexist imagery, has died, aged 99 (opens the original)
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The trailblazing Los Angeles artist Betye Saar died on Sunday (26 July), aged 99, just days before her centenary. Best known for her sculptural assemblages that explored spirituality and mysticism, African American heritage and the Black female experience, Saar spent much of her career forging her own path, only to be embraced by the international art world later in life. “Betye was a force of nature who touched many people’s lives with her energetic spirit, soulfulness and mother wit,” her fami
US congress introduces bill to protect public art in federal buildings targeted by Trump administration (opens the original)
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In an effort to save public art in federal buildings that the Trump administration has targeted for sale, two Democratic members of the Congressional Arts Caucus introduced a bill called the Protecting Resources and Ensuring Stewardship of Enduring Records of Visual Expression (Preserve) Act on Tuesday (14 July). The bill is co-sponsored by Dina Titus of Nevada and Lloyd Doggett of Texas. “Publicly commissioned art should never become collateral damage when federal buildings are sold or otherwis
Trump’s arch clears preliminary review—and could upend years of precedent over building heights in Washington, DC (opens the original)
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Rewriting part of its staff recommendations, and dismissing decades of precedent and its own lawyers’ findings, the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) voted on Thursday (9 July) to approve the site plan for one of President Donald Trump’s pet projects, a 250ft-tall triumphal arch at Memorial Circle in Washington, DC. While the NCPC executive director’s report originally found that the arch needed to comply with the 1910 Height of Buildings Act, which caps the height of any construction
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