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Kim Yun Shin Has Been Sculpting in Solitude for Decades. The World Has Finally Noticed.
The art world is finally embracing the Korean artist, who showed in last year's Venice Biennale.
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More Alleged Victims Accuse Artist Claude Lévêque of Rape, Sheikh Hamad Bin Abdullah al-Thani Wins Case Against Phoenix Ancient Art: Morning Links for April 17, 2025
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Qatar Names Lina Ghotmeh as Architect for Forthcoming National Pavilion in Venice
The pavilion will be the only third to open in the Giardini in the past 50 years.
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Germany Names New Culture Minister, Hong Kong Replaces M+ Venice Pavilion Organizer, and More: Morning Links for April 10, 2025
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Curator Sam Ozer, Creator of Mexico’s TONO Festival, on Museum Collaborations and Funding Time-Based Work
ARTnews spoke with Ozer about TONO's origin story, finding an audience in an art world that is increasingly inundated with events, and the particularities of constant travel.
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Khaled Sabsabi Will Not Be Reinstated as Australia’s Venice Biennale Representative
The sudden cancelation of the Lebanese-born artist's Venice Biennale pavilion prompted an outcry within Australia's arts community.
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Uproar Over Australia’s Move to Drop Venice Biennale Artist, Trump’s Administration Dropping Trans References, Dame Edna’s Collection Sold by Christie’s: Morning Links for February 14, 2025
Here's what we're reading this morning, folks. Happy Valentine's Day!
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Artist Sakuliu Pavavaljung Gets Prison Sentence after Sexual Assault Investigation
The court's decision reportedly emphasized Pavavaljung's "lack of self-control."
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