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ARTNews. 8 Artists Reflect on the American War in Vietnam, 50 Years On. 23 de febrero de 2026 00:03. art, museum, exhibition, artist, paintings, history, painting, exhibit, sculpture, museums, curator, exhibited, architecture, sculptures, heritage, painter.
On May 22, 1970, the Art Strike Against racism, sexism, repression, and war uprooted the New York art world for one day. The strike was organized in the wake of President Richard Nixon’s announcement to expand the US’s war from Vietnam into Cambodia; of mass shootings at Kent State and Jackson State; and of the killing of six Black men and injuring of 75 others by police in Augusta, Georgia. Over 50 galleries, as well as the Whitney Museum and the Jewish Museum, closed. The Museum of Modern Art stayed open with the exception of its Frank Stella exhibition—the artist ordered that it be shuttered—but dropped all admission charges and organized a photo show dedicated to student protests. The Guggenheim was also open and free, but stripped its paintings off the walls. The Met did nothing, so nearly 500 protesters took over the steps for a sit-in. The strike was a pointed if imperfect act of solidarity, one that feels hard to imagine happening today, even as war, mass shootings, and police brutality have hardly abated. Is that because those horrors have become so normalized in American life, because the art world is so professionalized now, because few can afford to lose [...]
ARTNews. Ashley Stewart Rödder Dead: Gagosian Director Dies at 42. 23 de febrero de 2026 00:03. art, artist.
“We are saddened by the loss of Ashley Stewart Rodder, a beloved colleague who spent four years at Salon 94 as Sales Director and artist liaison,” the post reads. “She was a deeply trusted, tireless advocate for the artists she represented, most notably Nathaniel Mary Quinn, whose career she championed with unwavering commitment and followed to Gagosian. Ashley was not simply a colleague; she was a cherished friend who we remember for her grace, discernment, and dedication— a rare talent gone too soon.” On Friday, artist Marilyn Minter posted a tribute to Stewart Rödder on Threads, writing, “A rare talent who died too soon. She was a director of Salon 94 for a few years and became my beautiful model on a few projects…”
