Bayeux Tapestry Fragment Found in Germany, Trump Tariffs Spell Trouble for Art World, Jack Vettriano Dies: Morning Links for March 4, 2025
Here’s what we’re reading this morning, folks.
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Value of $TRUMP Cryptocurrency ‘Artwork’ Sinks, Investors Lose $12 B.
Bitcoin has tanked by 20 percent since Trump’s inauguration, while Ethereum fell to a 16-month low on Tuesday.
Theater Producer Jenna Segal Brings Peggy Guggenheim’s Vision To the Present with ’31 Women’ Exhibition
The goal was never to recreate the original show, Segal says, but rather to reclaim the legacy of these women.
Prehistoric Vehicle Tracks Suggest a New Timeline for Human Migration
The discovery of a transport vehicle suggests that humans may have had the capability for migration much earlier than believed.
Australian Museum Repatriates Human Remains to Papua New Guinea
The remains were given to a Russian scientist, who wanted prove that people of different races and ethnicities were the same as their caucasian counterparts.
Artist Young Joon Kwak Invites Audiences to the ‘Resisterhood’ with Glimmering Bejeweled Sculptures and Neon Works
The LA-based artist is currently the subject of a solo show at the Leslie-Lohman Museum in New York.
Securities Law Firm Announces Investigation of Soho House for Potential Breaches of Fiduciary Duty
The buy-out offer raises conflict of interest issues involving Soho House’s majority shareholder, Ron Burkle, the law firm asserted.
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Christie’s Post-War to Present Spring Auction Yields $21.3 M., Led By $2.1 M. Helen Frankenthaler
Works by Ed Ruscha, Richard Diebenkorn, Richard Estes, Diane Arbus, and Bob Thompson also did well.
Firm that Attributed Painting Found at a Garage Sale to Van Gogh Doubles Down After Art Experts Questioned Authenticity
The New York-based art research company, LMI International, has bought and analyzed another painting in a bid to prove its doubters wrong.
The Guggenheim Tightens Its Belt Again, Laying Off 20 Staffers
The museum’s union, which was not given prior notice of the layoffs, has filed a grievance and is demanding negotiations.