Art Industry News: National Endowment for the Humanities Awards $33 Million in Grants to 245 Exemplary Arts Projects Across the U.S.

National Endowment for the Humanities awards $33 Million in grants to 245 exemplary arts projects across the U.S. + more art industry news:

Nikos Stampolidis is putting pressure on Westminster to finally return the

Parthenon Marbles. “It’s time for the matter to be closed,” Stampolidis said. “An act of the English parliament would be enough to return the friezes to Greece.”The Pittsburgh kunsthalle appointed Oresick executive director to step in for departing chief Hayley Haldeman.

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