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Collector Scott Lorinsky Steps Down From Two Boards Amid Controversy - Vimarsana News

Collector Scott Lorinsky Steps Down From Two Boards Amid Controversy

Collector Scott Lorinsky resigned from the board of directors of two arts groups after he allegedly encouraged violence against protestors.

Source: artnet.com
Art Industry News: Scotland Has Put Its Venice Biennale Exhibition on Ice Due to Financial Concerns + Other Stories - Vimarsana News

Art Industry News: Scotland Has Put Its Venice Biennale Exhibition on Ice Due to Financial Concerns + Other Stories

Plus, the Fitzwilliam Museum restitutes its Courbet and China's Deji art museum bought a $9 million Beeple sculpture from Art Basel Hong Kong.

Source: artnet.com
With a New $50 Million Endowment, Bard College Will Invest Big in the Study of Indigenous Culture, Art, and History - Vimarsana News

With a New $50 Million Endowment, Bard College Will Invest Big in the Study of Indigenous Culture, Art, and History

The money will be used for faculty appointments, student scholarships, and the establishment of a new Center for Indigenous Studies.

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Three Shows at the Hessel Museum of Art Give Space to Voices at the Margins - Vimarsana News

Three Shows at the Hessel Museum of Art Give Space to Voices at the Margins

Three current exhibitions at the Hessel Museum of Art at CCS Bard in Annandale-on-Hudson highlight marginalized and up-and-coming artists.

Three New Exhibitions Open at The Hessel Museum This Month - Vimarsana News

Three New Exhibitions Open at The Hessel Museum This Month

“Dara Birnbaum: Reaction,” “Black Melancholia,” and "Martine Syms: Grio College” open at the Hessel Museum of Art at the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College on June 25.