Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa, Research-Focused Artist on the Rise, Dies at46
She appeared in the 2022 edition of Documenta as a member of the Another Roadmap Art Collective.
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Artist John Grazier Dies at 76, London’s Masterpiece Fair Canceled, and More: Morning Links for January 9,2023
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ART SG Cofounder Magnus Renfrew Discusses Singapore’s New Fair: ‘There’s Great Work Being Produced in the Region that Deserves a WiderAudience’
The founding fair director for ART HK in Hong Kong speaks to ARTnews ahead of ART SG’s launch.
Jair Bolsonaro Damaged Brazil’s Oscar Niemeyer–Designed Presidential Palace Before Riots, According to TVReport
A GloboNews report suggested that some works of art were stolen altogether.
A Massive Viking Hall was Unearthed in Denmark: “The Largest Find” in aDecade
Unlike any other known in the area, it is the biggest building of its kind found in more than a decade.
Phil Collins’s Collection of Alamo Artifacts Will Head to Texas Museum, Even as Authenticity QuestionsLoom
Some claim that his collection may include inauthentic objects.
Ronald Feldman, Risk-Taking New York Art Dealer, Dies at84
His gallery provided early support to Hannah Wilke, Chris Burden, and Mierle Laderman Ukeles.
Teddy Roosevelt’s 1898 Revolver Sells for Nearly $1M.
Roosevelt carried this gun when training the Rough Riders.
Louvre Attendance Is Coming Back, Cave Art Markings Decoded, and More: Morning Links for January 6,2023
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Dealer Ronald Feldman Dies at 84, John Akomfrah Is Knighted, and More: Morning Links for January 3,2023
Here’s what we’re reading this morning.