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Works for sale Galleries Collectors News ENTER Art Fair 2021 - VR Preview Opening Soon Virtual Reality Preview Booths launching Friday Aug 20th We are counting down to the third edition of Enter Art Fair, Scandinavia’s only international art fair, opening next week on August 26th at Tunnelfabrikken in Nordhavn. In the meantime, we are excited to introduce to you a global first, exclusively on Artland. Thanks to our unique and compelling virtual reality technology we invite you to preview the fair’s rich and diverse content in the form of Artland’s VR fair booths. Modelled on the unique architectural venue, tour of some of the 250 artists’ works on display from 60 leading international galleries. More About ENTER Art Fair → Nils Stærk: Booth 48 Carlos Amorales, Michael Kvium, Mads Gamdrup, Olaf Breuning, Gert & Uwe Tobias Pictured Above: Work-in-progress sneak peek of VR booth by Nils Stærk. Galleries are currently installing their VR booths for the August 20t

    More Than 100 Years Since the 19th Amendment, Women of Color Continue the Fight for Voting Rights   Arndrea Waters King, Yolanda Renee King, Andi Pringle and Other Leaders Say a Mass Movement is Necessary to Secure Voting Rights   Washington, D.C. — Today marks 101 years since the 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote in the United States. However in 2021, Black women nationwide are still fighting for the rights guaranteed to them by the Constitution. Despite providing crucial organizing behind Democratic victories in 2020, Black women’s voting rights are under attack all over the country from Republican legislatures seeking to erect barriers to their votes, strip away representation, and invalidate local elections whose results they dislike.   Black women are leading the charge through the March On for Voting Rights on Saturday, August 28th, calling on the Congress to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and the For the People