Eugenie Tsai, Esteemed Curator at the Brooklyn Museum, to Depart After 15 Years
In a major achievement, Tsai saw the completion of a decade-long renovation of the galleries of art from Asia and the Islamic World.
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Hannah Gadsby Addresses Sackler Ties to Their Brooklyn Museum Show: ‘There’s a Problem with Money in the Art World’
"Doesn't matter what cultural institution you work with in America, you're going to be working with billionaires and there's not a billionaire on this planet that is not fucked up."
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Brooklyn Museum Union Pickets VIP Artists Ball as Contract Negotiations Stall
Museum staff voted overwhelmingly in August 2021 to unionize amid the labor movement sweeping cultural institutions nationwide.
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Comedian Hannah Gadsby to Curate Show About Picasso’s ‘Complicated Legacy’ for Brooklyn Museum
Titled "It's Pablo-matic," the show will raise "complex questions around misogyny, creativity, the art-historical canon, and 'genius.'"
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Uovo Is Expanding the Definition Of Art Storage—and Rapidly Growing Its Operations
By linking up with fairs and awarding an artist prize, it hopes to be more than just another storage company.
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Brooklyn Museum Workers Rally at Thierry Mugler VIP Gala to Call Out Stalled Contract Negotiations
Museum employees chanted "ancient art, not ancient wages" and "overworked and underpaid."
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Collecting Fingerprints: Baseera Khan at the Brooklyn Museum
Collaging antiquities from the museum's "Arts of the Islamic World" collection, Baseera Khan highlights how their body exceeds an institutional framing of their histories.
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Artist Award Roundup: Oscar yi Hou Wins Uovo Prize, Isaac Julien Recognized by German City, and More
Plus, Savvy Contemporary launched a new prize for artists of color.
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Painting by Faith Ringgold to Depart Rikers Island Jail Complex for New Home at Brooklyn Museum
For the Women's House was dedicated in 1972 and has remained on the island since.
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Brooklyn Museum to Devote New Gallery Space to Buddhist Art
The work will date from the second century C.E. to the early 2000s.
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