In stagnation. this New York Times It is reported that the city has reached a surprising trend: these creators have meticulously maintained the artist’s studios long after their deaths. One such example is Cooper Square Studio Tom Weselmanpop music The artist died in 2004. Since his death, due to his legacy Claire Wesselmann, There is also a dedicated employee who continues to work normally. Jeffrey Sturges, The space is still inhabited: holding his idiot on the shelves, with blue gloves marked “TW Right” and “TW Left” sitting, sitting Ready, and the smell of kale lilac lingers popping up in the air. Wesselmann’s name is kept on the intercom. Such studios can be found throughout Europe – Auguste Rodin and Francis Bacon In Paris and London, respectively, the latter is now rebuilt in Dublin, and now the United States has finally obtained its own equivalent.
Just take a break? With the decline in government support, American museums have been in the National Arts Fund and National Humanities Foundationincreasingly turning to companies, private donors, foundations and earning income to fill the gap. Museums in countries such as Germany and the United Kingdom Historically, they rely more on public funds, and they are now under political pressure to justify higher state budgeted cultural spending. Artnet News In response, institutions are rethinking everything from programming and governance to the broader role of civics, the report said. “General concern and uncertainty,” Stephen Reilyformer director Speed Art Museum Founding Director of He Think Tank Respareexplain. “I’m not sure if anyone will come across a clear sustainability roadmap.”
Digestion
new Master of finishing, Emanuela Tarizzo, Discussed taking over The largest art and ancient fair in London. [The Times]
With its high-tech speeches, Alameda Art Laboratory, The institution established in the former monastery has become the focus of the pilgrimage in Mexico City. [The New York Times]
Despite the increase in censorship in Turkey and in the context of war in the Middle East, Istanbul Biennale According to reports, “Preferring to the future rather than futile.” [The Art Newspaper]
this National Arts Fund Grants do not need to be subject to the Presidenttrump cardThe executive order on “gender ideology” ruled by the federal court in Rhode Island on Friday. [ARTnews]
Kicking
Pokémon pops up in London. London Natural History Museum Will with Pokémon It coincides with the brand’s 30th anniversary in January. It will carry out a range of limited edition products, including clothing, stationery, accessories, artwork and brand new toys, marking the first time Pokémon has opened a pop-up store in a British museum. As fans and collectors have high demand expectations, tickets to the store will be ticketed. Adam FarrarThe museum’s director of commercial and visitor experience told Museums and heritage: “We hope this collaboration will inspire joy and curiosity among creatures around us, both Pokémon and the world on Earth.”
