AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoArt & Identity: Saint Laurent Montaigne’s Martin Parr exhibition explores self-portraiture and everyday life, with works on view through January 13. Living Traditions: Durban’s new exhibition brings Zulu folklore into the gallery through painting, sound and live storytelling. Art in Adversity: After four strokes paralyzed her right hand, Kay O’Rourke learned to paint with her left; her new show pairs work made before and after her strokes. Creative Rights: The Philippines is consulting on draft rules for copyrighting AI-assisted work, with protection tied to meaningful human creativity. Artworks Destroyed: Turkish artist Canan Tolon says customs officials smashed her sculptures bound for a London exhibition, destroying pieces she says cannot be recreated. Cultural Heritage: UNESCO bodies have recommended Japan’s shodo calligraphy for heritage recognition, while traditional Korean paper hanji is also poised for a listing.
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