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Yung Lean to Unveil Decade of Self-Taught Art in "Collected Works 2016-2026" Exhibition

Yung Lean to Unveil Decade of Self-Taught Art in "Collected Works 2016-2026" Exhibition

Yung Lean to Unveil Decade of Self-Taught Art in "Collected Works 2016-2026" Exhibition
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Gagosian to Show New Jordan Wolfson Works at His First Show With the Gallery in New York

Gagosian to Show New Jordan Wolfson Works at His First Show With the Gallery in New York

The exhibition of sculptures will open September 18.
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New Documentary 'Handmade Future' Explores Global Craft Traditions and Artisan Challenges

New Documentary 'Handmade Future' Explores Global Craft Traditions and Artisan Challenges

New Documentary 'Handmade Future' Explores Global Craft Traditions and Artisan Challenges
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After a Much-Maligned MoMA Retrospective, Björk’s Hometown Museum Gives Her a Second Chance

After a Much-Maligned MoMA Retrospective, Björk’s Hometown Museum Gives Her a Second Chance

The National Gallery of Iceland is home to the pop star’s exhibition “echolalia.”
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Hawai'i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts Receives Funding from National Endowment for the Arts

Hawai'i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts Receives Funding from National Endowment for the Arts

The Hawai'i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts (SFCA), a state government agency established in 1965, continues to receive funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. This funding supports the SFCA's mission to promote, perpetuate, preserve, and encourage culture, arts, history, and humanities, which are considered central to the quality of life for the people of Hawai'i. In addition to federal support, the SFCA also receives funding from the State of Hawai'i. The organization actively provides various opportunities for artists and cultural practitioners, including grants, job postings, and calls for artists for exhibitions. These initiatives aim to foster artistic development and cultural engagement across the islands, with specific programs like the Art in Public Places Collection acquiring works from local artists.
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Chinati Foundation Initiates Major Restoration of Donald Judd's Artillery Sheds in Marfa, Texas

Chinati Foundation Initiates Major Restoration of Donald Judd's Artillery Sheds in Marfa, Texas

The Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Texas, has commenced a significant restoration project on Donald Judd's '100 untitled works in mill aluminum' housed within the artillery sheds. These sheds, originally used for military vehicles, were repurposed by Judd to display his art but have suffered from persistent leaks, extreme temperatures, and dust intrusion for decades. The restoration aims to address these structural issues while preserving Judd's artistic vision and the integrity of the delicate aluminum sculptures. The project involves a comprehensive approach, including a new roof structure to prevent leaks and improve drainage, the installation of an invisible film on windows to block harmful UV rays, and a positive pressurization system to circulate air and keep out dust. Additionally, the surrounding land, damaged by years of military use, will undergo ecological restoration to bring back native plant species and manage rainwater. The artworks themselves will also be temporarily relocated for analysis an...
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New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Seeks Program Specialist Trainee for Shell Recycling

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Seeks Program Specialist Trainee for Shell Recycling

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) is seeking a Program Specialist Trainee for its Fish and Wildlife, Marine Habitat and Shellfisheries division. This position, located in Port Republic, NJ, is a full-time, 35-hour work week role with a salary of $53,281.62. The trainee will work under the supervision of a higher-level Program Specialist, assisting with the administrative coordination of shell recycling activities. Key responsibilities include maintaining records, tracking collections, scheduling logistics, preparing documentation, managing databases and spreadsheets, compiling program metrics, and providing administrative support for procurement and budget tracking. The role also involves responding to inquiries from program participants and ensuring compliance with agency procedures and environmental regulations.
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Guatemala Ends Decades of Oil Exploitation in Laguna del Tigre National Park

Guatemala Ends Decades of Oil Exploitation in Laguna del Tigre National Park

Guatemala has concluded four decades of oil exploitation in the Xan field, located within the Laguna del Tigre National Park, a protected area of the Maya Biosphere Reserve. The definitive end of Contract 2-85, originally signed in 1985 and extended in 2010, means the Guatemalan state has assumed possession and operational control of the Xan field, the La Libertad refinery, and the SETH oil pipeline. These facilities were previously operated by the Anglo-French company Perenco Guatemala Limited. The decision not to renew the concession aligns with current legislation and the environmental policy of President Bernardo Arévalo's administration, effectively halting commercial crude extraction in this critical ecological zone. The state has also taken over strategic assets including an airstrip, a health center, and a ferry, with the National Civil Police and the Guatemalan Army securing the perimeter to prevent invasions and protect infrastructure.
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Denver Art Museum to Host 'DIVA' Exhibition Featuring Iconic Costumes and Performers

Denver Art Museum to Host 'DIVA' Exhibition Featuring Iconic Costumes and Performers

Denver Art Museum to Host 'DIVA' Exhibition Featuring Iconic Costumes and Performers
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Loudoun County, Virginia, Reins in Data Center Construction Amidst Resident Pushback

Loudoun County, Virginia, Reins in Data Center Construction Amidst Resident Pushback

Loudoun County, Virginia, Reins in Data Center Construction Amidst Resident Pushback
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Businesses Adopt Eco-Centric Travel Souvenirs to Promote Sustainability and Brand Visibility

Businesses Adopt Eco-Centric Travel Souvenirs to Promote Sustainability and Brand Visibility

Businesses Adopt Eco-Centric Travel Souvenirs to Promote Sustainability and Brand Visibility
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Senator Katie Britt Advocates Nuanced Approach to Data Center Development in Alabama

Senator Katie Britt Advocates Nuanced Approach to Data Center Development in Alabama

U.S. Senator Katie Britt of Alabama is advocating for a nuanced approach to the development of data centers within the state. In an interview with Alabama Daily News, Senator Britt emphasized the need to balance technological advancement, particularly in the artificial intelligence race against China, with the specific interests of local communities that might host these facilities. She highlighted that decisions regarding data center placement should primarily be made at the local and county levels, rather than through federal oversight. Britt believes that communities should carefully weigh the potential benefits, such as tax revenue, against potential drawbacks, like increased electricity and water consumption, which could impact other industries or local resources. She also noted that data centers, while generating significant tax impact, do not create as many permanent jobs as traditional manufacturing plants. Her stance contrasts with other Alabama leaders, some of whom advocate for widespread data c...