Except in the countries where they aren’t: the Uffizi in Florence welcomed all of 800 visitors when it reopened last week, and Belgium declared museums essential and let them keep operating. But the lockdown stretches on in Britain and Germany, and museum workers get more and more worried; in France, museums had to close again after opening in the summer. Things are getting especially tense in the Netherlands, where people angrily protesting the extension of lockdowns and curfews got tear-gassed outside Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum. – Artnet

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