AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoArts Funding: A new commentary argues that cuts reach far beyond galleries and stages, costing young people creative opportunities, artists paid work and communities places to gather. Living Traditions: Bahamian-born artist Anina Major brings her grandmother’s weaving tradition into clay sculptures at Pérez Art Museum Miami, where The Sacred Mangrove is on view through August 2027. Cultural Spaces: The Zaha Hadid Foundation will open the late architect’s former London headquarters as a public arts space on Oct. 29, with exhibitions, workshops and residencies. Museum Leadership: Art historian Souraya Noujaim will lead Louvre Abu Dhabi, bringing experience from the Louvre in Paris and the museum’s early years. Art & Fashion: Tate Britain’s new exhibition on 1990s art and fashion, opening Oct. 8, looks beyond familiar names to highlight creative communities often left out of the decade’s story. Art in Wartime: At the Frankfurt Book Fair, Ukrainian artist Valentyna Veremko’s installation uses fire-damaged books recovered from a Russian attack on a publishing warehouse.
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