Unstable Monuments

New Museum·13 March 2022

Giant Worms And A Tribute To Money Laundering How 47 Artists Are Rethinking The Monument At Goldsmith S Cca In London

Dominic Watson, Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art

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Climate·2 January 2022

5x15 at COP26: Arts and the Imagination

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Arts & Culture·17 November 2021

Skateboards For Hope

Skateboards For Hope.

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Climate·8 November 2021

Museums must take action on climate change now—before it’s too late

The Horniman Museum and Gardens in London Courtesy of the Horniman Museum and Gardens

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Climate·28 September 2021

Time for Youth to Take the Wheel, Say Speakers at SDG Moment

The UN Secretary-General convened the second annual SDG Moment, a high-level event to “punctuate a ‘Decade of Action’ with messages about the transformative change” required to realize the SDGs, as explained by the Earth Negotiations…

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Arts & Culture·11 August 2021

IdeasCity - New Museum

Image: Artist Theaster Gates in conversation with IdeasCity Detroit Fellows during the IdeasCity Detroit public conference on April 30, 2016. Photo: Justin Milhouse

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Arts & Culture·11 November 2021

A 12-Foot Puppet of a Syrian Girl Will Travel 5,000 Miles This Summer as Part of a Wildly Ambitious Art Project About the Plight of Refugees

Good Chance theater company, The Walk , featuring the Little Amal puppet created by Handspring Puppet Company, as seen in London. Photo by Nick Wall, courtesy of Good Chance theater company.

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Climate·24 March 2021

Jeremy Deller mints his first NFT: here is his advice for other artists

A still from Jeremy Deller, The last day (2021) © Jeremy Deller,

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Climate·29 October 2023

Climate crisis: how museums could inspire radical action

The Gallery of Ecological Art (formerly China gallery) at the British Museum of Decolonised Nature. Image courtesy John Zhang and Studio JZ, Author provided

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Climate·10 November 2020

Youth Activists Are Holding Their Own Climate Summit

LONDON, Nov 9 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Earlier in 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic forced a year's delay to planned UN climate talks in Glasgow — originally set to start on Monday — young climate activists chafed that no innovative…

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Arts & Culture·30 September 2020

Skate for Democracy

Skaters aren't the most likely people to vote but this is the time to change that. There is a huge skategoarding demographic and your involvement could be a turning point in the 2020 Presidential Election.

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Climate·28 August 2020

Bristol to hold Citizens’ Assembly on coronavirus recovery

Bristol City Council is set to carry out a Citizens Assembly involving 100 Bristolians representing a cross section of the city’s residents to advise on the city’s coronavirus recovery, following a motion proposed by Green Party city…

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Give Refuge·28 August 2020

The Art Newspaper: Banksy funds refugee rescue ship in Mediterranean

Banksy financed the purchase of the rescue vessel Loui

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Dwelling·6 October 2025

These communities are experimenting with greener and fairer ways of living

Frankie lives in a six-bedroom house on the outskirts of Leeds. She is her own landlord, but doesn’t own the house. Instead she is part of a co-operative housing group : together, they have been able to buy the house and then rent it at an…

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Arts & Culture·11 October 2023

Nations Skate Youth

Nations Youth Society was founded in early 2020, we’re are in the process of taking over the respected, “CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR KIDS ACHIEVING THROUGH EDUCATION AND CULTURE (CSKATEC)” they are incorporated as a non-profit organization under…

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Education·22 June 2020

UK arts' leading figures join call for green recovery from coronavirus crisis

Sir Mark Rylance, who signed the letter asking the government to adopt green and carbon-cutting targets alongside its economic rescue plans. Photograph: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images Fiona Harvey Environment correspondent Published on Mon 22 Jun 2020 06.00 BST Exclusive: Sir Mark Rylance, Neil Tennant,

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Climate·16 June 2020

Julie's Bicycle: A Just and Green Cultural Recovery

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New Museum·23 February 2024

New New Deal: Towards a New Era of Social Imagination

The community-centered approach of the Federal Art Project can be an inspiration in a time when the current system must be rethought.

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New Museum·6 November 2023

To Survive the Challenges Ahead, Cultural Institutions Will Need to Redefine the Value of Art.

The director of A Blade of Grass explores how the lockdown era might present an opportunity to change the way the art ecosystem functions.

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Education·13 March 2020

‘No school, no skating’: the Indian skate park bringing children together

Children at Janwaar Castle in Madhya Pradesh have embraced skateboarding with relish, demonstrating the sport’s potential as a learning tool. Photograph: Matjaz Tancic

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Arts & Culture·12 February 2020

How Activists Made the Art World Wake Up to the Climate Crisis

From school strikers at the Royal Shakespeare Company to a Trojan horse at the British Museum, protests over oil sponsorship have gripped the arts

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International Music And Film·7 December 2019

A Dog Called Money

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New Museum·1 February 2020

Steve McQueen hopes Year 3 work will inspire art's next generation

McQueen with one of the school classes featured in the project. Photograph: Guy Bell/Rex/Shutterstock

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