He defaced a Degas exhibit to raise climate awareness. How do we judge civil disobedience?
The federal trial comes in April for Tim Martin of Raleigh, who targeted Edgar Degas’ ballerina with washable paint to stop ...
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How the National Gallery of Art Is Experimenting With the Science of Lines
Featuring big-ticket paintings by the likes of Monet, Renoir, and Degas, “Paris 1874 ... The post How the National Gallery of ...
National Gallery of Art ends diversity programs due to Trump executive order
The museum closed its office of belonging and inclusion, halting a years-long effort to rebrand and broaden the racial makeup ...
Trump Executive Order Prompts National Gallery to End Diversity Programs
The National Gallery of Art said it had closed its office of belonging and inclusion to comply with a presidential order.
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Discover Degas & Miss La La review: 'enthralling' display of period photographs
This small but "scene-stealing" free show at the National Gallery attempts to show this ... Still, Miss La La stands out in his art: Degas "monumentalises her", rhyming her body with the circus's ...
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While military history fans can get their fill at Edinburgh Castle, art history lovers should make time to visit the Scottish National Gallery ... impressionists like Degas and Van Gogh ...
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He defaced a Degas exhibit to raise climate awareness. How do we judge civil disobedience?
“Little Dancer Aged Fourteen” by Edgar Degas National Gallery of Art So what to think of this? Days after his action, a detractor posted on Facebook, “Yeah, vandalizing art will get people ...