Sámi Art Takes Center Stage at High Line; Brooklyn Museum's "Pay What We Wish" Policy Sparks Controversy
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Key Takeaways
- Britta Marakatt-Labba's 'Urmodern,' a Sámi-focused sculpture, debuted at the High Line.
- Brooklyn Museum's 'Pay What We Wish' policy assesses fees based on visitors' attire.
- Pratt’s 2025 Fine Arts MFA Thesis Exhibitions are on view in Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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