Soyoung Yoon to Direct The Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program

The piece’s withdrawal follows controversy surrounding its statement that Winston Churchill had intentionally starved the Indian population during the 1943 Bengal famine

Hariman’s decision follows a period of scrutiny and criticism over his social media activity

The gallery was opened in 1953 and has hosted various exhibitions, including those of numerous Turner Prize nominees

The annual Austrian arts festival will take place in Graz and Styria, Austria from 24 September to 18 October

The museum will move to its new home in Smithfield Market, Farringdon on 28 November, eleven years after announcing its relocation

The curator championed video and new media art, as well as acting as the director of Kunsthalle Bremen for seventeen years

The event occurred a week before the opening of the Africa Basel art fair on June 17

The organisation runs a free and paid year-long training programme for aspiring curators from structurally disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds

Roca previously worked as the curatorial advisor of the inaugural Bogotá International Biennial of Art and the City

The art historian and curator will join as director of artistic programs and content

Robert ⁠Kuzovkov – known by his pseudonym Semyon Skrepetsky – has been killed in Poland, in what appears to be an assassination

Dépendance, a Brussels-based gallery known for its adventurous programme of conceptually considered artists, has closed after 23 years of operations