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New York Prisons Ban Two Pages From Attica Uprising Book
Author Heather Ann Thompson filed a lawsuit this spring after her 2016 book Blood in the Water: The 1971 Uprising at Attica Prison and Its Legacy was banned in New…
Best Museum Bathrooms in the US, Ranked
There are many reasons to bemoan the decline of the chain bookstore, not least of which is the loss of easily identifiable venues for decent public restrooms. With this precious…
Orlando Museum of Art Is “Re-Evaluating All Exhibitions” Amid FBI Raid Fallout
In a statement issued on August 19, a newly appointed task force at the Orlando Museum of Art (OMA) announced that it would be “re-evaluating all exhibitions” planned by former…
Vandals Damage Ancient “Hellgate” Pictographs in Montana
Montana authorities are seeking information about unidentified vandals who have defaced an ancient pictograph panel at the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest. The vandals etched “JR + DR 2022” into…
Museums Must Post Salaries in Job Ads, Says US Museum Org
The studio of mid-century sculptor Isamu Noguchi, located just across from his eponymous museum in Long Island City, New York, will soon be open to the public. Recently, New York…
The Odd History of Germany’s “Unicorn” Fossil
Deep down inside, all of us have a place in our hearts for unicorns. This is not just a ’90s-kid phenomenon inspired by Lisa Frank Trapper Keepers; it has been…
Art Teachers Get a Higher Tax Deduction for Out-of-Pocket Supplies
This tax season, teachers across the country can deduct $300 for school supplies they purchased out of pocket, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced earlier this month. The $50 increase…