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Artists Honor Immigrants in Monuments Across New Jersey (opens the original)
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Amid the current swell of vilification, exploitation, and brutalization directed at immigrants of all demographics residing in the United States, a public art initiative in New Jersey carves out space to celebrate the cultural diversity and contributions of its own immigrant community. Monumental outdoor commissions by artists Michelle Angela Ortiz, Chat Travieso, and Immanuel Oni were inaugurated across the state this summer through the New Jersey Monuments to Migration and Labor (NJMML) projec
Milwaukee Art Museum Returns Two Jars to David Drakeâs Descendants (opens the original)
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The Milwaukee Art Museum has returned two 19th-century stoneware vessels by Dave (David) Drake to the descendants of the African-American ceramicist under an ownership transfer agreement that allows the objects to be displayed long-term. While the hefty jars serve as examples of ceramic mastery, Drake had also inscribed them with his name and brief poems during a time when Black literacy was criminalized in the antebellum South. âFor our family, this agreement is about more than the ownership
A Stormy Week of Art in NYC (opens the original)
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The actual nor’easter that punctuated last week’s whirlwind was bittersweet, for lack of a better word. Sweet in that I thought it might afford me the perfect excuse to go full cozy-mode after the intense socializing and aggressive pizzazz of Armory Week, but bitter in that, on top of the fact that the soles of my sneakers are still damp after mandatory ventures (see: things I RSVP’d yes to), I genuinely hate the rain. On the flip side, I credit the lingering storm with flushing out the opaque r
How Are Artists Affording Pet Care? (opens the original)
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Imagine this — you make a significant sale that covers your apartment and studio rent for the month and a chunk of some credit card debt, and before you know it, your beloved dachshund stops eating and suddenly needs a couple of teeth extracted. In the blink of an eye, you’re another $1,400 (at best) in the hole you’ve been persistently digging yourself out of. Even worse, the problem spreads, and the dog needs more teeth removed within months. Animal companions may be some of the most meaningfu
Unions Reach Tentative Agreements at Brooklyn Museum and American Folk Art Museum (opens the original)
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Two weeks after jointly voting to authorize strike action with the Whitney Museum's union amid stalled contract negotiations, unionized staff at the Brooklyn Museum and the American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) are preparing to vote on ratifying tentative agreements with their respective institutions. In contrast with the Whitney union, which recently set a strike deadline of October 5, the tentative agreements with AFAM and the Brooklyn Museum emerged before either union publicized a strike date, pot
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