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Art Industry News: Did a Baptist Minister Steal Art From Edward Hopper's Estate? + Other Stories - Vimarsana News

Art Industry News: Did a Baptist Minister Steal Art From Edward Hopper's Estate? + Other Stories

Art news for Oct. 20, 2022: Gail Levin slams Edward Hopper's minister, Ed Ruscha show heads to MoMA, the Anna May Wong quarter, more.

Source: artnet.com
Activists Occupied Venice's V-A-C Foundation, Founded by Oligarch Leonid Mikhelson, to Protest the War in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Activists Occupied Venice's V-A-C Foundation, Founded by Oligarch Leonid Mikhelson, to Protest the War in Ukraine

Demonstrators occupied the Venice headquarters of the V-A-C Foundation over the weekend, protesting the war in Ukraine.

Source: artnet.com
Artists Are Halting Collaborations With Russia—But Not Everyone Agrees That Cultural Boycotts Are the Right Approach - Vimarsana News

Artists Are Halting Collaborations With Russia—But Not Everyone Agrees That Cultural Boycotts Are the Right Approach

As the military invasion of Ukraine continued over the weekend, artists requested the closure of their ongoing exhibitions in Russia.

Source: artnet.com
Russian Artists Speak Out Against War, but Fear Reprisals - Vimarsana News

Russian Artists Speak Out Against War, but Fear Reprisals

Two Russian artists have pulled out of the Venice Biennale and thousands are signing antiwar petitions.

Culture Generator: GES-2 opens in Moscow  | Euromaxx - Lifestyle in Europe | DW - Vimarsana News

Culture Generator: GES-2 opens in Moscow  | Euromaxx - Lifestyle in Europe | DW

The Italian star architect Renzo Piano has converted a disused power plant in Moscow into the GES-2 culture center. Financed by one of Russia’s richest people, the aim is to bring change to the city. 

Source: dw.com