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- Gwangju Biennale Names Artists for 2024 Edition, a Show Billed as a ‘Soundscape of the 21st Century’ March 28, 2024Among those included are stars such as Ambera Wellmann, Kevin Beasley, and Kandis Williams.Alex Greenberger
- Ghanaian Photographer Gerald Annan-Forson Comes Into Focus with a US Retrospective March 28, 2024His pictures memorably captured his country's postcolonial period.Alex Greenberger
- Following Lawsuit Settlement, Latino Student Internship at Smithsonian Now Open to All Students March 28, 2024A legal strategist claimed that the program had racially discriminated against certain candidates.Daniel Cassady
- Inigo Philbrick, Art Dealer Who Received a Seven-Year Prison Sentence for Fraud, Is Released Early March 28, 2024He was sentenced in May 2022, making his prison stay a little less than four years.Tessa Solomon
- Art Gallery of Ontario’s Workers Strike, Forcing Museum to Close March 28, 2024The union says the museum's latest offer fails to offer sufficient protections, especially for its part-time workers.Karen K. Ho
- Ibrahim Mahama Wins Dia’s Inaugural Sam Gilliam Award March 28, 2024The $75,000 prize goes to an artist who has made "a significant contribution in any medium and for whom the award would be transformative.”Maximilíano Durón
- Vampire Weekend Releases New Song About Disgraced Art Dealer Mary Boone March 28, 2024The song functions as an abstract elegy for a bygone Manhattan art scene.Alex Greenberger
- National Portrait Gallery’s Nicholas Cullinan Appointed Director of British Museum March 28, 2024The British Museum is still reeling over controversy surrounding a vast number of items that went missing from its collection.Karen K. Ho
- $18 M. Painting by Basquiat and Warhol Heads to Sale at Sotheby’s March 28, 2024The work comes from a famed—and polarizing—1984–85 series of works by the two artists.Daniel Cassady
- Museum Workers Flex Union Muscles, Dealer Inigo Philbrick Freed from Prison, British Museum Names New Director, and More: Morning Links for March 28, 2024 March 28, 2024Here’s what we’re reading this morning.Tessa Solomon