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Arora Akanksha wants to prioritize funding to ensure all refugees provided with required humanitarian assistance to survive Updated 04 April 2021 April 04, 2021 00:52 MAKKAH: Arora Akanksha, an audit coordinator at the UN Development Project, faces a tough challenge as the first female millennial candidate running for the role of UN secretary-general. For years, the selection process at the UN has been a closed-door process; candidates are appointed by the UN General Assembly on the recommendation of the UN Security Council. Every five years, selected candidates must receive nine of 15 council votes with no veto, and then receive two-thirds of the votes from the 193 member states in the assembly.

The Art Angle Podcast: MoMA Curator Paola Antonelli on Design for the Post-Pandemic World

Paola Antonelli. Photo: Marton Perlaki, courtesy of the Museum of Modern Art. Welcome to the Art Angle, a podcast from Artnet News that delves into the places where the art world meets the real world, bringing each week’s biggest story down to earth. Join host Andrew Goldstein every week for an in-depth look at what matters most in museums, the art market, and much more, with input from our own writers and editors, as well as artists, curators, and other top experts in the field.   Right now, one of the most talked-about issues at hand for members of the international workforce is: what comes next? For those of us fortunate enough to work from home, will we persist in our pajama-wearing state forever? When, and how, will we ever return to high-rise offices, riding elevators packed like sardines, and casually sharing the same air as thousands of other commuters on public transportation?

Legacy List Tackles the Home of American Artist David Hayes

Matt and his team check out David Hayes studio in this week s  Legacy List with Matt Paxton. Finding the best way to honor and preserve a parent’s legacy can be overwhelming for any family. For the children of artist David Hayes - an American modern master - celebrating his distinguished body of work takes on national significance.  American sculptor, David Hayes Hayes died in 2013, leaving an early-eighteenth century farmhouse in Coventry, Connecticut where he and his wife raised a family. The David Hayes Art Foundation plans to turn the fifty-four acre property into an indoor/outdoor art exhibit, featuring dozens of Hayes’ modern steel sculptures and mobiles scattered throughout the woods and meadows. 

The strangest art exhibitions coming up in 2021 include smelly paintings, fast cars and a swamp in a nightclub:

Some of the weird and wonderful exhibitions taking place in 2021 The Art Newspaper recently published a selection of major blockbuster exhibitions planned for 2021 as part of its The Year Ahead supplement. During the research, sifting through hundreds of exhibitions, there were several shows that grabbed our attention for their curious topics, unusual content or novel take on traditional exhibiting practise. Below are a few of our favourite weird and wonderful shows coming up in 2021. Many exhibitions will be subject to Covid-19 restrictions please check on the respective museum website before visiting Patricia Piccinini s Cleaner (2019) © Patricia Piccinini; Photo: Mari Volens Kai Art Center, Tallinn, until 25 April

The Philadelphia Museum of Art Is Home to These 12 Notable Paintings

© Samuel Borges Photography/Shutterstock.com The Philadelphia Museum of Art was founded in 1876 as the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art; it adopted its current name in 1938. Today its collection consists of more than 240,000 artworks. This list focuses on just 12 of its paintings. Earlier versions of the descriptions of these paintings first appeared in 1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die , edited by Stephen Farthing (2018). Writers’ names appear in parentheses. Entry into Port of a Ship with a Red Rose Aboard (1985–86) This painting is expressive of Enzo Cucchi’s more subdued works somber colors and stark themes, redolent of death and sadness. In it, the crosses ostensibly mark the moorings of other boats in the port, which the ship must navigate its way beyond. Yet they are sinister, suggestive of cemeteries, or perhaps slave ships. The deliberately smeared black leeching from some of the crosses evokes not only water in the port but also tears a

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