Why Climate Protesters Should Keep Targeting Museums
By targeting museums, climate activists are affirming both the urgency of the crisis and art's unique political power.
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Fed Up With Chaos, Van Gogh Museum Scraps Free Pokémon Card Initiative
According to the museum "a small group of people" created an "undesirable situation."
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Pokémon X Van Gogh Collab Merchandise Sold Out Immediately and Is Now Being Scalped After Chaotic Scene at Museum Gift Shop
Shoppers fell over one another. Shouts of "stay in line" can be heard, and a someone, called the chaotic event "a f**** joke."
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Infants and Adults Prefer van Gogh’s Vibrant Color Palettes, New Study Finds
The research also showed an affinity for Picasso over Monet.
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Dispute Over Control of $5 M. Van Gogh Painting Heads to Federal Appeals Court
The work had been on view in a van Gogh blockbuster at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
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The Heirs of a Jewish Banker are Taking a Japanese Company to Court over an Allegedly Nazi-Looted Van Gogh
The claim states that the banker was a "casualty" of Nazi-era policies and economic sanctions.
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Just Stop Oil Protestors Found Guilty of Property Destruction in England
The painting's frame weathered $2,300 in damage, a court said.
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Just Stop Oil Protestor Explains Why They Threw Tomato Soup at Van Gogh In Viral Video
The video has millions of views on TikTok and Twitter.
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Record-Setting Ernie Barnes Painting Steals the Spotlight at Christie’s $831 M. Evening Sales
All the works offered in a sale of art from Anne Bass's collection sold.
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$45 M. van Gogh Painting Made During Asylum Confinement to Sell at Christie’s
The work has never been exhibited publicly.
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