YPA Arts Weekly | June 4, 2018
A weekly round up of articles, events, and opportunities for arts professionals prioritizing professional development, social and cultural issues, and resources within the field.
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A Welcoming Environment: Next Steps in our Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression Work—Fractured Atlas
Lacma and Arizona State Join Forces to Help Curators of Color—New York Times
Power, Confidence, and Control: The Role of the Auctioneer—Sotheby's Institute of Art
Business of Art | How to Locate Creative Opportunities Workshops in Spanish Recap—NYFA
Instagram is killing the way we experience art in museums—American Alliance of Museums
Want to Take an Art Class near You? This Budding Online Art Directory Can Help—Artsy
As Climate Change Dries a Southwest Reservoir, a Drowned Canyon Returns—Hyperallergic
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Open Society Foundation—Hate: Why We Should Resist It with Free Speech, Not Censorship, Tues. June 5 | free
Hauser & Wirth—Artist's Choice Summer Film Series: ‘Flat is Beautiful,’ selected by Ellen Gallagher, Wed. June 6 | free
DUMBO's First Thursday Gallery Walk, Thurs. June 7 | free
Pioneer Works—Second Sundays, Sun. June 10 | free (suggested $10 donation)
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Assistant Performance Coordinator, Performance and Live Programs, Exhibitions—The Museum of Modern Art, via NYFA
Development Assistant—Dia Art Foundation, via ArtFrankly
Senior Managing Educator—The Metropolitan Museum of Art, via American Alliance of Museums
Program Officer—Asia Society, via LinkedIn
Digital and Social Media Copywriter & Coordinator—National Sawdust, via NYFA
Junior Specialist/ Specialist, Post-War & Contemporary—Artnet, via LinkedIn
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