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With more than 1,500 signatories, the letter responds to last month’s decision to cut up to two-thirds of the institution’s staff.https://bit.ly/2DIVFyU 

Through abstract painting, performance, digital media, and craft, these artists are exploring the material world to reflect on what the still life means today.https://bit.ly/3kod8NN 

Following recent turmoil, scandal, layoffs, and furloughs, 89 percent of museum staff voted in favor of unionize.https://bit.ly/31zyAqq 

The report indicates that the quarter’s impromptu online sales were not enough to buoy the economic effects of the pandemic.https://bit.ly/2XAn7py 

In 2020, Martinez’s works have gone to auction more times than in any other year, and he’s had solo and two-artist exhibitions with three galleries.https://bit.ly/3kk3FXN 

The incident left at least 137 dead and over 5,000 injured, destroying several museums and galleries integral to the city’s vibrant art scene.https://bit.ly/3gGj2ry 

Presented by Pace Gallery, the initiative will sell tickets to experiential events by artists including DRIFT, JR, and Mary Corse.https://bit.ly/33sBIHm 

“The Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dalí is one of the rare works of art that can be conjured with the mention of two simple words: melting clocks.https://bit.ly/3i5nwbg 

Cinga Samson’s surreal portraits feature subjects with striking white eyes and luxe attire.https://bit.ly/2DCVncR 

The April fair was initially postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will now return in April 2021.https://bit.ly/30vxuwH 

“When I first saw Ghiberti’s ‘Gates of Paradise’ in Florence in 1967, the famed doors had been damaged by a cataclysmic flood the year prior.” Produced in collaboration with @ElephantMag.https://bit.ly/2XomU8M 

The Knight Foundation survey also found that non-white residents considered access to art and culture of greater importance than white residents.https://bit.ly/31hJUaO 

The donation, made by Adriene Arsht, will support roughly 120 intern positions annually and is in keeping with the Met’s 13-point diversity and inclusion plan.https://bit.ly/3kfTOm2 

Columbus, Ohio–based street artist Stephanie Rond collaborates with poets to create murals inspired by community leaders.https://bit.ly/2ENsUBB 

In the August edition of “Artists on Our Radar,” we feature Dario Calmese, Conrad Egyir, Robert Nava, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, and Veronica Ryan.https://bit.ly/3i7ATIb 

Despite an overall drop in sales, the firm’s online sales have increased by 540 percent.https://bit.ly/30ptI8c 

In partnership with his galleries and alma mater, Hayden created a fellowship to foster greater equity in the art industry.https://bit.ly/3jWfraF 

Paris Internationale and the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair have scaled back their plans, but will go ahead with their upcoming in-person editions.https://bit.ly/3fpqFkJ 

These days, the North Carolina–based artist has been reflecting on the purpose of romance during a revolution and the power of Black love in times of crisis.https://bit.ly/2PdTzcM 

The gallery will open a second Los Angeles space in a former Masonic temple, and will move its current Athens outpost into a larger building.https://bit.ly/3jYWLY0