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Fondazione Modena Arti Visive Announces 2021 Program Focused on Digital Arts
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Established in 2017, Fondazione Modena Arti Visive (FMAV) integrates Galleria Civica, Fondazione Fotografia, and Museo della Figurina. The 2021 program emphasizes digital arts and…
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Alberto Peola Gallery in Turin Becomes Galleria Peola Simondi
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In 2020, the Alberto Peola gallery in Turin, which marked its 30th anniversary in 2019, will be rebranded as Peola Simondi. Francesca Simondi, who has served as a gallery…
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Bloco da Cultura mobilizes political action to place culture at Brazil's economic and social center
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In 2019, Bloco da Cultura was established by artists, managers, and producers to emphasize the importance of culture in Brazil's economic and social discussions. Alê Youssef, a…
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Eric Klug Assumes Japan House São Paulo Presidency Amid Pandemic, Emphasizes Digital Expansion and Cultural Diplomacy
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On April 1, 2020, Eric Klug assumed the role of the third president of Japan House São Paulo (JHSP) amid the Covid-19 pandemic. His tenure has been marked by a commitment to…
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Palazzo Grassi's Altri Sguardi returns with migrant-led tours
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From October to December 2020, Venice's Palazzo Grassi – Punta della Dogana will host the second edition of Altri Sguardi, aimed at training asylum seekers and refugees as…
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Valentino Nizzo Appointed Director of Fictional Bugliano Etruscan Museum
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Valentino Nizzo, director of the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome, has also been appointed director of the Museo Civico Etrusco di Bugliano, a fictional museum in…
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Guggenheim Bilbao's cautious optimism: pandemic response and 2020 program
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The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao reopened on June 1, 2020, with a maximum of 2,400 daily entries (40% capacity) and a one-way route. Director Juan Ignacio Vidarte reported a 74% drop…
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Hauser & Wirth to Represent Estate of Gustav Metzger
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Hauser & Wirth has been chosen to represent the estate of Gustav Metzger, the German-born artist known for his Auto-Destructive Art movement. Metzger, who died in 2017 at age 90,…
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Boghossian Foundation's Villa Empain Draws Record Visitors Post-Lockdown
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The Boghossian Foundation in Brussels, established in 1992 by Lebanese-Armenian jewelers Robert, Jean, and Albert Boghossian, operates from the historic Villa Empain, a 1911 Art…
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Mariana Berenguer Marks First Year as MAM-SP President with Focus on Governance and Financial Sustainability
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Mariana Guarini Berenguer has wrapped up her inaugural year as president of the Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo (MAM-SP), taking over from Milu Vilela. Her priorities have…
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Cauê Alves Assumes Curatorship at MAM-SP with Focus on Collection, Education, and Urban Outreach
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Cauê Alves has been named the new chief curator of the Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo (MAM-SP), taking over from Felipe Chaimovich. He assumes this position amid the Covid-19…
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Gibellina's Museum of Mediterranean Weavings Uses Art to Heal Community Crisis
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In an interview with Elena Andolfi, head of education at the Museo delle Trame Mediterranee in Gibellina, Sicily, the museum's role in addressing the region's deep crisis is…
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Moco Museum Amsterdam: indipendenza e innovazione in pandemia
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Il Moco Museum di Amsterdam, definito 'museo boutique', ha affrontato la pandemia rinnovando gli spazi interni, creando un'esperienza digitale all'aperto con l'app Moco Outside in…
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Antwerp's Museum De Reede Struggles Through Pandemic with State Aid and Social Media
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Antwerp, a wealthy city of 527,000 known for diamonds and its port, faces a second wave of COVID-19 infections. While its relatively young population seems unconcerned, small…
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Venice Arbitration Chamber Launches Specialized Art Dispute Regulations
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The Venice Arbitration Chamber has adopted new regulations for resolving art-related disputes, positioning itself as a specialized alternative to ordinary courts. Arbitration…
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Firenze assessor Tommaso Sacchi on culture recovery, Ferragni, and Ruowang
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Tommaso Sacchi, Florence's cultural assessor, spoke about the city's efforts to recover culturally following a 12.4% decline in GDP and a €190 million loss from tourist tax…
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Istituto Marangoni Firenze aggiorna i corsi per l'era post-Covid
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Francesca Giulia Tavanti, Programme Leader Arts at Istituto Marangoni Firenze, discusses the institution's response to pandemic challenges. The Covid-19 crisis has expedited…
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Università di Torino lancia corso di Filosofia della Curatela con Danilo Eccher
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L'Università degli Studi di Torino ha lanciato un innovativo corso di Filosofia della Curatela, il primo in Italia, all'interno del Corso di laurea magistrale in Filosofia del…
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Madre Museum's New Season: Director Kathryn Weir and President Laura Valente on Post-Pandemic Transformation
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In an exclusive interview with Artribune, Madre museum's artistic director Kathryn Weir and president Laura Valente outlined the institution's vision for the 2020/21 season,…
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Gagosian Opens New Gallery in Athens and Expands in Los Angeles
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In the midst of a worldwide crisis affecting galleries, Larry Gagosian is broadening his influence with a new venue in Athens, Greece, set to open on September 24 at 22 Anapiron…
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Vincenzo Trione appointed president of Scuola del Patrimonio
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Vincenzo Trione, art critic for Corriere della Sera and professor at IULM University in Milan, has been appointed president of the Scuola del Patrimonio in Rome, effective from…
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Marcelo Araújo Archives: Rethinking Museum Norms Post-Pandemic in Brazil
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The Marcelo Araújo Archives present a critical examination of museum practices in Brazil following the COVID-19 pandemic. This initiative questions established norms and explores…
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Italian Council 9th Edition: €2M for Contemporary Art with New Grants
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The Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBACT) has launched the ninth edition of Italian Council, a program supporting Italian contemporary art internationally,…
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Caterina Riva appointed director of MACTE Termoli
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Caterina Riva has been named the new artistic director of MACTE in Termoli, Italy. The selection was made by a jury including Paolo De Matteis Larivera (President of MACTE), Laura…
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Roma: chiude Musja, il museo-laboratorio di Ovidio Jacorossi dopo un anno
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Dopo poco più di un anno di operatività, Musja, il museo-laboratorio fondato a Roma dal collezionista Ovidio Jacorossi, chiude i battenti. La notizia è stata divulgata dal figlio…
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Zètema CEO Remo Tagliacozzo on Transforming Rome's Cultural Management
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Remo Tagliacozzo, sole administrator of Zètema Progetto Cultura, discusses the company's organizational overhaul and post-COVID strategies for Rome's cultural sites. Zètema…
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MAXXI L'Aquila Opens in Restored Palazzo Ardinghelli
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On October 30, 2020, the MAXXI L'Aquila, an extension of Rome's National Museum of 21st Century Art, will officially open its doors following delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic.…
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Discovery Museum Staff Member Highlights Historical Artifact and Museum Operations
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Neville, a customer service assistant at Discovery Museum, discusses his role and preferences within the institution. As part of the front-of-house team, he greets visitors,…
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Peggy Guggenheim Collection launches crowdfunding campaign amid COVID-19 losses
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The Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice has launched a crowdfunding campaign called 'Insieme per la PGC' to recover from a €2 million loss in ticket and shop revenue due to…
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Stefano Coletto on the Decline of Venice's Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation
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Stefano Coletto, former curator and atelier manager at the Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa in Venice, recounts the institution's transformation from a beacon of experimentation to a…
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Fondazione Cariplo launches €8M cultural grant for Lombardy
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Fondazione Cariplo, among the world's top ten foundations by endowment, has announced the Bando Per la Cultura, an exceptional €8 million grant program to revive the cultural…
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Accademia di Napoli: docenti accusano direttore Gaeta di mancata collegialità
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Due docenti dell'Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli, Marcello Pisani e Donella Di Marzio, hanno inviato lettere al direttore Giuseppe Gaeta criticando la gestione dell'istituto.…
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Brazilian Museums Face Existential Crisis Amid Pandemic and Political Neglect
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The Instituto Moreira Salles (IMS) closed its cultural centers in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Poços de Caldas during the coronavirus pandemic, shifting staff to remote work and…
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Brazilian Art Institutions Confront Racial Exclusion with Curatorial Shifts and New Platforms
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A critical examination of racial hegemony in Brazilian art history reveals systemic exclusion of Black, Indigenous, and Asian-descendant artists. The 12th Mercosul Biennial,…
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Brazilian Cultural Institutions Face Political Attacks and Pandemic Challenges
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Brazil's cultural institutions confront severe political hostility and funding cuts under President Jair Bolsonaro's government, which downgraded the Ministry of Culture to a…
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Regione Lazio launches €1.2M in grants for young artists and street art
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The Lazio Region has announced two new public calls totaling €1.2 million to support young creativity and contemporary art. The first call, Lazio Contemporaneo, opens July 7 with…
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Louvre Reopens with Limited Access to Mona Lisa
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On July 6, 2020, the Louvre Museum in Paris will welcome back visitors after being closed for four months. Guests are required to wear masks (with the exception of children under…
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WeGil a Roma inaugura nuovi spazi per formazione in cinema, food e formazione regionale
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A meno di tre anni dalla sua apertura, WeGil, hub culturale della Regione Lazio situato nell'ex Gil a Roma (edificio fascista progettato da Luigi Moretti), inaugura oltre 1000…
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IED Roma holds outdoor classes in iconic Roman locations post-COVID
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From June 23 to 26, 2020, IED Roma (Istituto Europeo di Design) held its first outdoor classes in historic Roman settings including Ponte Sant'Angelo, Parco degli Acquedotti, and…
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Accademia di Napoli director defends COVID-19 response, denies paralysis
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Giuseppe Gaeta, director of the Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli, published an open letter on Artribune on July 2020 refuting claims that the institution was paralyzed during the…
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