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Hyperallergic: Why You Can’t Show Your Tattoos without Permission in Video Games

KNAW: Wendelien van Oldenborgh ontvangt de prestigieuze Dr. A.H. Heinekenprijs voor de Kunst

Hyperallergic: Philistine, or What Happens When You Break a Sculpture in a Gallery

DeMorgen: Michaël Borremans, na de kritiek toch in Tel Aviv: “Ik ben kunstenaar, geen wereldverbeteraar”

WSJ: Gilbert & George on Religion, Art and Politics. As two exhibits in London and Paris show some of their new 123-piece ‘Scapegoating’ series, the artistic duo talk about Thatcher, Shariah law and changing cultural [Meer…]

Nu.nl: Bussemaker stelt geld beschikbaar voor talent in cultuursector

Hyperallergic: São Paulo Biennial Participants Demand Organizers Return Israel Funding

Bard College: Jeanne van Heeswijk Selected for Inaugural Keith Haring Fellowship in Art and Activism at Bard College

NYT: Museum Show for David Lynch, Who Began as a Visual Artist

Winnaars Amsterdamprijs voor de Kunst 2014 (€ 35.000,-) Willem Jeths, Jeffrey Meulman en Moniker

Mondriaan Fonds: Onderzoek praktijk kunstenaarshonorarium

Open Culture: David Lynch Takes the ALS Ice Coffee Bucket Challenge

Hyperallergic: Chinese Authorities Shut Down Beijing Independent Film Festival

Cultureel Persbureau: Krant typt postkantoor over: Cultuuruitjes niet 37,3% duurder, maar 9,3%. Of 90,6%?

Art News: Rich Artist Says Artists Are ‘Screwed’ If They Aren’t Rich

Groene, Steven ten Thije: In goede kunstkritiek komt het kunstwerk tot leven

First Look: The Surveillance Engine: How the NSA Built Its Own Secret Google

Open Culture: Flannery O’Connor Explains the Limited Value of MFA Programs: “Competence By Itself Is Deadly”

Guardian: Zaha Hadid suing New York Review of Books over Qatar criticism. World Cup 2022 stadium designer claims magazine accuses her of ‘showing no concern’ for deaths of migrant workers in country

Jegens & Tevens: Oproep atelierbezoek kunst & design (Stroom, Den Haag)

DenHelderActueel: Gemeente dreigt Rob Scholte met dwangsom voor wonen in postkantoor

NYT: Social Studies | Marlene Dumas [interview]

ABC News: Stolen Brooklyn Bridge Flags Returned to US Officials. “Prosecutors in New York could still pursue felony burglary charges against the duo, which could lead to the issuing of an international arrest warrant.”

Guardian: Six-storey inflatable rubber duck sails into the Port of Los Angeles

NYT: Son Discovers His Father’s Life of Crime Is Now a Work of Art by Warhol