Page 3 - யார்க் புதியது அருங்காட்சியகம் News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Workers at the Whitney Move to Unionize - Artforum International

New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art. Photo: Shinya Suzuki/Flickr. May 19, 2021 at 5:21pm Employees at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York are petitioning to join the United Auto Workers union. Some 180 staff, including conservators, curators, educators, editors, porters, and visitor-services workers, on May 17 filed for representation by Local 2110 branch of UAW, which currently represents staff at the Museum of Modern Art, the New-York Historical Society, and the Bronx Museum of the Arts, among other institutions. The news was originally reported in the “Many of us are looking for more job security within our roles at the Whitney,” Karissa Francis, a visitor services assistant at the museum, said in a statement. Like institutions across the world, the Whitney was forced to lay off employees in the past year owing to the continuing Covid-19 crisis, with roughly 20 percent of workers there losing their jobs.

New yorkUnited statesNew york historical societyMuseum of modern artWhitney museum of american artMuseum of artLos angelesKarissa francisMaida rosensteinBronx museum of the artsHispanic society of americaMuseum of fine arts bostonMuseum of contemporary artYork new museumNew york timesSolomonr guggenheim museum

He Owns Over 1,500 Works of Art And He Wants You to See Them

He Owns Over 1,500 Works of Art. And He Wants You to See Them Fodor s 9 hrs ago Kasia Dietz © Provided by Fodor s One of the world’s leading collectors of contemporary art doesn’t consider himself a collector at all. Cyprian-born Dakis Joannou, 80, says he finds it selfish to take the work away from the public and instead chooses to call himself an anti-collector. Even so, Joannou was named one of the most influential people in the contemporary art world by ArtReview in 2016, and his contemporary art trove features over 1,500 works and counting, with select artwork in storage or on loan. He’s not far behind Eli and Edyth Broad, whose often touted contemporary art collection includes over 2,000 works.

New yorkUnited statesMount lycabettusPerifereia attikisPerifereia peloponnisouSpencer tunickKarim rashidDavid salleJeff koonTassos vrettosUrs fischerJeff koonsHumberto campanaKiki smithPeter halleyLeonard cohen

He Owns Over 1,500 Works of Art And He Wants You to See Them

He Owns Over 1,500 Works of Art And He Wants You to See Them
msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

New yorkUnited statesMount lycabettusPerifereia attikisPerifereia peloponnisouSpencer tunickKarim rashidDavid salleJeff koonTassos vrettosUrs fischerJeff koonsHumberto campanaKiki smithPeter halleyLeonard cohen

He Owns Over 1,500 Works of Art And He Wants You to See Them

Aesthetica Magazine - Art and Mourning

Art and Mourning The latest exhibition at New Yorkâs New Museum presents a searing cross-section of work by Black American artists. Titled Grief and Grievance, it was the vision of Nigerian curator Okwui Enwezor (1963-2019), a pioneering advocate of modern African art since the early 1990s, known for selecting and arranging works to elicit dialogues with wider themes such as colonialism, apartheid and black liberation. In 2018, under the overtly white-nationalist presidency of Donald Trump, Enwezor was invited to organise a major exhibition at the museum in Manhattan. Already suffering from cancer, Enwezor was simultaneously preparing a series of talks for Harvardâs Alain LeRoy Locke Lecture Series on the relationship between black mourning and white nationalism, as expressed through contemporary black art. In his lecture drafts â which he was unable to present due to his declining health â Enwezor developed the spine of what would become

United statesLorna simpsonDonald trumpGlenn ligonJack whitten birminghamNaomi beckwithOkwui enwezorDawoud beySol lewittGarrett bradleyAntoine baldwinHarvard alain leroy lockeRashid johnsonGreg thomasDaniel larue johnsonMark nash