In sponsorship, boards & ethics
Alex Greenberger for ArtNews: After Months of Protests, Warren B. Kanders Resigns from Whitney Board and ‘It’s Just the Beginning’: Art World Responds to Warren B. Kanders’s Resignation from Whitney Board
Elizabeth A. Harris for the New York Times: The Louvre Took Down the Sackler Name. Here’s Why Other Museums Probably Won’t.
Ben Davis for MOMUS: Where Do We Go From Here? Dubious Wealth and Ethical Funding
The Gray Market: Premature Evacuation: Why the Late Withdrawal of Eight Artists from the Whitney Biennial Ushers in an 'Asterisk Era' for the Art World
Darren Walker of the Ford Foundation on why museum boards must diversify
Bendor Grosvenor for The Art Newspaper on the National Portrait Gallery (London) and their ethical dilemmas around sponsorship & exhibition choices
In new museums
1 museum for every 39,000 people: South Korea's government-dictated museum building boom (partly funded by levies on entry fees)
The French Development Agency, the public funding group that supports the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, will loan €20m towards construction of a new museum on Abomey, Benin, to house returned artefacts
In other stuff
Francis McWhannell reviews Mary Kisler's Frances Hodgkins exhibition for The Spinoff
Colleen Dilenschneider's latest touches on research showing local audiences have negatively skewed perceptions of the organisations in their area
Elizabeth A. Harris and Robin Pogrebin round up pay disputes happening across American museums for the New York Times
Four major non-profit foundations joined together to buy the archives of Ebony and Jet magazines at auction, to donate to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Getty Research Institute
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