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1. Nona Faustine, Photographer Who Pictured Enslavement’s Unseen Histories and Black Women’s Perseverance, Dies at 48

   Her series "White Shoes" was the subject of an acclaimed Brooklyn Museum show last year.

2. British Museum Was the Most Visited UK Attraction in 2024

   The London museum had more than 6.4 million visitors, 11 percent more than 2023.

3. The Storied Collection of Museu de Arte Moderna in Rio’s Founder Heads to Auction at Sotheby’s Paris

   In the 1940s, while Brazil’s cultural establishment remained skeptical of modernism, Bittencourt founded the Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM) in Rio de Janeiro.

4. Italian Village Wants Louvre to Return Church Carving, Trump Appoints New Head of IMLS After Ordering it Dismantled: Morning Links for March 21, 2025

   Here's what we're reading this morning.

5. Trump Names New Director of Museum Agency He Moved to Dismantle Last Week

   It's unclear what the fate of the agency will be.

6. Pirated-Books Database LibGen, Which Meta Used to Train AI, Includes Books By Artists, Architects, Galleries and Museums

   The pirated database also contains titles by Andy Warhol, Ai Weiwei, and Marina Abramovic.

7. Palestinian Artist Dorgham Quraiqi Killed in Israeli Airstrike

   In addition to maintaining a painting practice, he organized film screenings for children in Palestinian refugee camps.

8. Hundreds of 4,000-Year-Old Cuneiform Tablets and Seals Unearthed in Iraq

   The finds reveal intricate details of how the Ancient Mesopotamian empire was governed.

9. David Zwirner Announces Opening Date for Its Latest Chelsea Space

   The space will be inaugurated by a Michael Armitage solo show.

10. M.F. Husain Painting Makes Auction History, SF Art Institute Renovation Takes Shape, Marina Abramovic Announces NFT Project: Morning Links for March 20, 2025

    Here's what we're reading this morning.