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fromTheartnewspaper
4 weeks ago

Pallets, not plinths: the V&A opens its vast storehouse to the public

The V&A East Storehouse aims to transform museum visits into an interactive shopping-like experience, enhancing visitor engagement with collections.
fromFuncheap
1 month ago

NEW! (Starting June 2025) "Free First Thursdays" at SF's Museum of Craft and Design

"The Museum of Craft and Design offers free admission on the first Thursday of every month, promoting accessibility to art, craft, and design for all."
Mission District
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

The Guardian view on Tate Modern at 25: a monumental success | Editorial

The opening of Tate Modern in 2000 signified a cultural renaissance for London, transforming it into a hub for contemporary art and creativity.
London politics
Books
fromThe New Yorker
2 months ago

Briefly Noted

Albert C. Barnes dedicated his life to making art accessible for the working class, ultimately founding the Barnes Foundation in 1925.
Benjamin Franklin created a revolutionary heating device, the Franklin stove, during the Little Ice Age, demonstrating the era's challenges and opportunities.
fromThe Art Newspaper - International art news and events
3 months ago

Marina Abramovic in her element: performance artist announces new NFT drop designed to create a 'bridge' to young generation

Abramović sees NFTs as a way to make art accessible to a broader audience, contrasting their current commodification to her own democratic approach to performance art.
Cryptocurrency
fromFuncheap
9 months ago

"Pay What You Can" Wednesday at SF's Museum of Craft and Design

The Museum of Craft and Design's Pay What You Can Wednesdays initiative aims to ensure accessibility to art by allowing visitors to pay any amount they wish. This program exemplifies the museum's commitment to inclusivity, encouraging community engagement and providing everyone the opportunity to experience the latest exhibitions without financial barriers.
San Francisco
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