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The game is in full swing. since then Jean Simeon ChardinFascinating wild strawberry basket (1761) sold in Artcurial In Paris in March for about $26.9 millionMany speculate about the identity of the buyer. right Now the secret is out : It is a treasure full Kimball Museum of Art in Fort Worth, Texas, French art newspaper reports. However, the work may not be shown in the Lone Star State anytime soon or at all. The Louvre Museum He called the work to be declared a national treasure, and under French law it has two and a half years to anticipate the sale By collecting the money to buy them. She is working to make it happen. “I agree that the painting is a national treasure of France,” Kimbell Director, Eric LeeAnd Tell The The New York Times. “But I also think it’s a universal treasure and could serve as an ambassador for French culture.”
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NFT-Y News. The NFT market may not seem so hot, By some measureBut it still made headlines. Vienna Leopold Museum he is Prepare to sell fundraising of NFTs based on 24 pieces by Egon SchieleThe financial times Reports, including a little seen early panel. Deluxe Giant Hermes he is Duel in court with the artist Mason Rothschild On his NFT panels “MetaBirkins,” which depicts those much-loved, fur-covered accessories, Bloomberg reports. The company says Mason is infringing on its trademark. Mason asserts that his project is First Amendment protected art. Ukrainian merchant Lika Spivakovska He worked with Puerto Rico Lighthouse Showroom for selling NFTs from Art damaged in the war in Ukraineor made in the process, a file The New York Times reports. The money goes to artists and relief efforts.
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Most art museums were calm in the wake of the leak US Supreme Court The invalidated opinion project Raw vs. WadeAnd Jory Finkel writes, but new Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco She said she would make her space available to abortion rights activists looking for “a space to meet, raise money, etc.” [The Art Newspaper]
In the meantime, the organizers of the 2020 exhibition Abortion Is Natural are working on a second edition, Tessa Solomon reports. Artists also speak, Angelica Villa He writes. “Roo’s dropping should come as no surprise to anyone. And if that was the case, they didn’t pay attention,” Barbara Kruger She said.[ARTnews” href=”https://click.email.artnews.com/?qs=1b369bdc716c1a3e57cc7d062073ba5cec1318a69836827d1b09f6c2a656bc25340d7c7e9054c189748ec79f47c5969883f880993a6df41a” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener” data-saferedirecturl=”https://www.google.com/url?q=https://click.email.artnews.com/?qs%3D1b369bdc716c1a3e57cc7d062073ba5cec1318a69836827d1b09f6c2a656bc25340d7c7e9054c189748ec79f47c5969883f880993a6df41a&source=gmail&ust=1651829799528000&usg=AOvVaw2gM0MaIpY0ugkvxKtmVIj_”>[ARTnews and [The Art Newspaper]
The Studio Drift A technical team has canceled a show in Hamburg, Germany, that included illuminated drones after drones from an unknown source were interrupted and their plane crashed. Officials are investigating. [ArtReview]
At her home in Brooklyn, interior designer Courtney O’Sullivan Displays a replica of artist‘s Guernica (1937) they commissioned a group of art students. “When I look at her, [I] “Watch the fun of their collaboration,” O’Sullivan said. [Architectural Digest]
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Illuminate the city of light. Paris has long been seen as “a place with excellent museums but quiet galleries run by conservative merchants and averse to change.” Nora Prara writes in it T: New York Times Style Magazine. But that changed, Brara reports. Many new establishments and galleries have opened, and collectors come across town, dealer full enlightened She said. “It all came back Lumiere from the city. It would have been unimaginable a few years ago, even to me, to grow into what it is today. But Paris is moving, it’s thriving, it’s the place for you.” [T]
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