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The Art World Works From Home: Guggenheim Curator Alexandra Munroe Is Helping Ai Weiwei Sell Masks for Charity and Training Her New Puppy
artnet news, Sarah Cascone
June 26, 2020
Ai Weiwei Has Turned His Most Iconic Artworks into Charity Face Masks
CNN Style, Oscar Holland
May 28, 2020
Ai Weiwei Creates 10,000 Masks in Aid of Coronavirus Charities
Guardian, Mark Brown
May 28, 2020
Ai Weiwei Designs Masks with a Message
New York Times, Sophie Haigney
May 28, 2020
Three Artist-Led Initiatives That Are Chronicling the Coronavirus Experience
The Art Newspaper, José da Silva, Gareth Harris and Gabriella Angeleti
May 28, 2020
Ai Weiwei Has Created Face Masks Featuring His Most Iconic Artworks
Dazed, Brit Dawson
May 28, 2020
Japan Contemporary Art Summit 2019, “Trans/National: Narrative of Contemporary Art after Globalization”
RealTokyo, Tomoko Kuroiwa
October 24, 2019
Farewell Our Globalism
Art in America, Richard Vine
December 1, 2017
Dr. Alexandra Munroe Receives 2017 Japan Foundation Award
Guggenheim
October 31, 2017
"Theater of the World" Curator Alexandra Munroe on Why Americans Must Understand Chinese Art for Their Own Good
artnet news, Andrew Goldstein
October 2, 2017
The Guggenheim’s Alexandra Munroe on Why "The Theater of the World" Was Intended to Be Brutal
artnet news, Andrew Goldstein
September 26, 2017
How a "Scream" of Post-War Japanese Art Pioneered Modernism
Vice, DJ Pangburn
October 26, 2016
Japan, in from the Wilderness: Reiko Tomii’s Expanded Modern-Art History
Hyperallergic, Edward M. Gómez
May 28, 2016
A Whole Planet of Modern Art
New York Times, Edward M. Gómez
March 17, 2016