Andy Warhol’s repeating Marilyns from 1962 — which sold for $225 — were some of the most radically novel and influential works of the 20th century. The Marilyn that sold at Christie’s for $195 million on Monday was not one of those groundbreaking canvases. https://t.co/fvqte2KYoX
His name is Frodo. He was rescued by Zoo Patrol after his home was destroyed in Bucha, Ukraine. Taken to a vet clinic to treat his wounded lip, he's doing well now and is hoping to find a new home. Photo: U Animals.
Eric Leon Freeman's “The Loveseat” is making waves again, with the recent installation of one in front of the Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas in Pine Bluff, where the artist is originally from. The first Loveseat was installed in 2008 in Little Rock.
Years later Tav Falco, Dominik Nostitz, and Eric proposed to the city council of Vienna (Austria) to place the first Loveseat in Europe in a public space. The process is still ongoing.
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Underground City in Southern Turkey -- possibly a very early Christian dwelling place. Wow! https://t.co/tQY30wWSzl via @artnews