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Auction Houses Aren’t Into Giving Artists A Cut Of Resale Royalties

“Art world deal making typically doesn’t involve Congress, so elite auction houses have not had much cause to spend time — or money — lobbying Capitol Hill. And in this case, the effort might seem outsize.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 23, 2014Categories visualTags 03.23.14

What Does Curating Mean In The 21st Century?

“Before 1800, few people went to exhibitions. Now hundreds of millions of people visit them every year. It’s a mass medium and a ritual. The curator sets it up.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 23, 2014Categories visualTags 03.23.14

No One Can Agree About The Site In Afghanistan Where The Taliban Destroyed Ancient Buddhas

“The debate has roiled Unesco and many of its donors, which years ago appointed an Expert Working Group that has been meeting annually for a decade on the fate of the site, and that so far has been able to agree only to preserve the niches where the statues stood and stabilize them against further damage.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 23, 2014Categories visualTags 03.22.14

What Can Museums Learn From Ben And Jerry’s?

“Taking a cue from mission-driven, for-profit companies such as Toms Shoes and Ben & Jerry’s, some museums are getting entrepreneurial about delivering services.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 22, 2014Categories visualTags 03.21.14

How $1 Billion Of Art Looted By The Nazis Ended Up In A Munich Apartment

“How the collection had ended up in Cornelius Gurlitt’s Munich apartment is a tragic saga, which begins in 1892 with the publication of the physician and social critic Max Nordau’s book Entartung (Degeneration).”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 21, 2014Categories visualTags 2014, April

French Police Recover Rembrandt Stolen 15 Years Ago

“It was stolen on 14 July 1999, when the local Bastille Day parade served as a diversion, and the theives gained access to the museum through the municipal library next door. Though the alarm went off, the police arrived too late to catch the burglars.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 21, 2014Categories visualTags 03.20.14

How to Run a Major Contemporary Art Museum Before You Have Art or a Museum

The team of managers and curators at Hong Kong’s M+, part of the long-delayed West Kowloon Cultural District, “is faced with two daunting tasks: It has to assemble a major collection and has to engage the public through temporary offerings, years before the museum building is completed.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 20, 2014Categories visualTags 03.21.14

Museums Worry About Their Funding As New Generation Comes Of Age

“Generational change is always occurring as new blood takes the place of the old. But as the boomers’ children take over, there is concern among administrators and trustees that millennials are not poised to meet the financial and leadership demands of increasingly complex — and expensive — museums.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 20, 2014Categories visualTags 03.20.14

Symmetry Matters (And We Judge Quality Of Content By It)

“Asymmetrical designs may grab people’s attention. But if your goal is to get people intrigued, inspired, or involved, proportionality is your pal.

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 20, 2014Categories visualTags 03.20.14

Art Taken From Museums By Ukraine’s Ousted President Is Returned

“Ukrainian museum officials and campaigners had complained for years that works were being taken from museums by government officials and not returned, or were being replaced by copies.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on March 20, 2014Categories visualTags 03.19.14

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