2,100-Year-Old Text By Previously Thought to Be Illiterate Spanish Tribe Found On BronzeRelic
“This piece upends how we’d thought about the Vascones and writing until now,” one professor said.
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Brooklyn Museum Workers Rally at Thierry Mugler VIP Gala to Call Out Stalled ContractNegotiations
Museum employees chanted “ancient art, not ancient wages” and “overworked and underpaid.”
Meta Layoffs Reportedly Target Arts Team as Thousands Are LetGo
It is not clear how much of the team has been cut.
A Benefit Show of Ukrainian Art in New York Is Funding Efforts Across the BesiegedCountry
Many of the artists participating hail from the recently liberated Kharkiv region.
ArtPrize’s Board Disbands, German Government Buys Back Hamburger Bahnhof’s Building, and More: Morning Links for November 16,2022
Here’s what we’re reading this morning.
Anonymous Was a Woman Picks Most Diverse Group of Winners to Date for Beloved Artist GrantProgram
For the first time, a trans artist has won one of the awards.
Activists in India and Africa Are Leading the Global Push to Repatriate LootedArtifacts
Many figures involved are waging their campaigns mainly on social media.
Despite Solid Sales for Emerging Artists, Phillips’s $138.9 M. Contemporary Sale Hampered by ‘Tentative’Market
Third-party guarantees represented around 41 percent of the sale.