@joshuadecter That won’t get very far with Hamas, who obviously feel that way, but most of the calls for Palestinian liberation that I’ve seen demand democratic rights, not the replacement of one apartheid regime with another.
We have learned that after a year-long investigation by @60Minutes into the looting of Cambodian antiquities, and just days before our story is going to air, the @metmuseum is planning to announce tomorrow, together with SDNY, that the Met will return SOME of their looted antiquities. See the full story behind their announcement Sunday on 60 Minutes.
Spent some time this summer with two of the most precise, thoughtful dealers in the business and wrote about how they’ve changed the game. @SpruthMagers
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Cambodian artist Sophiline Cheam Shapiro has just performed a solo dance at @metmuseum in front of looted statues. Her performance focused on an 8th century “harihara” statue, a masterwork that was stolen from Cambodia in the 1970s.
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Very proud to have contributed original reporting on this wild story of art theft and genocide. It reveals the complicity of museums, galleries, and auction houses in trafficking stolen antiquities.
First episode of Dynamite Doug out now! Hosted by @ellenwongster, telling the hidden story of how one man carried out the greatest art heist in history – the looting of Cambodia’s cultural heritage – with the aid of Western academics, dealers and curators
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“ ‘Who Is Queen?’ challenges MoMA to host a set of ideas that are fundamentally incompatible with the museum’s dialectical view of history.”—@evanmoffitt on Adam Pendleton’s new installation in the MoMA atrium https://t.co/Hl3svTD8Lt
@evanmoffitt on Adam Pendleton's right to be inscrutable; @geetadayal on how a Velvet Underground doc misses the mark; @jcfphillips on Louise Erdrich's perfectly unpolished pandemic novel; @MelissEAnderson on Joanna Hogg's ambitious sequel to The Souvenir https://t.co/Efte1z7Y2j
A highlight of the 34th São Paulo Biennial, the artist’s performances, combining Black queer movement and modernist dance, stand as acts of resistance and hope in a time of crisis https://t.co/tFT6UPC7gV
let’s not forget that act 2 of #theinheritance is the redemption story of a gay trump supporter who never renounces his politics. seems worth wondering why a tony-voting audience identified with this narrative
@jeremyoharris isn’t the first auteur to be snubbed for making boundary pushing art, but the fact that the #tonys would award a celebration of cis white male privilege really proves that broadway is deeply rotten.