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The Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, has appointed Caroline Shields chief curator. A specialist in nineteenth-century French art, Shields joins the Clark following her position at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), Toronto, where she has served as curator and head of the European art department since 2019. She will step into her new […]

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Pathbreaking artist Lorna Simpson, known for her photographic works eschewing racist and sexist stereotypes and interrogating race, class, gender, politics, and history, has been revealed as the winner of the thirty-third Wolfgang Hahn Prize, presented by the Society for Modern Art at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne. The museum, which sponsors the prize, will put […]

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The Newark Museum of Art (NMOA) has agreed to restore ownership of a large brown jug made in 1852 by the enslaved South Carolina potter David Drake, also known as Dave the Potter, to the artist’s descendants. According to a press release, NMOA will purchase the work back for its permanent collection. Amber Germano, NMOA’s […]

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The Philips Collection in Washington D.C has received its largest ever individual gift. The $10 million donation comes from the Beatriz and Graham Bolton Global Vision Fund. According to a press release, it will be used to “strengthen the Phillips’s international presence as a world-class art museum.” This will include exhibitions, loans, and international partnerships […]

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The Whitney Museum of Art has deaccessioned Willem de Kooning’s Yellow River and put it up for sale at Christie’s 20th-century evening auction on November 17. The 1958 painting is estimated to sell for $12 million to $18 million. The sale is intended to support future acquisitions, Artnet reports, and follows the museum’s rare move […]

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