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From the Race to Protect Houston’s Art to a New Spate of Gallery Closures: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week
Read the highs and lows of the art world during the last week of summer.
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Read the highs and lows of the art world during the last week of summer.
Caroline Goldstein
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Massachusetts attorney general Maura Healey. Her office announced it was looking into the Berkshire Museum’s deaccessioning this week. Image courtesy Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.
US Pavilion co-curators Mimi Zeiger, Niall Atkinson, and Ann Lui at the Art Institute of Chicago North Garden on August 23, 2017. Photo by Nancy Wong.