Art Industry News: Yikes, Sure Looks Like Kim Kardashian Damaged Marilyn Monroe's Historic Dress at the Met Gala + Other Stories | Artnet News

The sale of an NFT based on Michelangelo’s famous paintingmade €240,000—but the Italian museum only pocketed €70,000 of that. The rest went to the Milan-based company Cinello, which minted the painting, and to the production of the digital art work. The revelation adds to ongoing debate in Italy over who owns and profits off of art in the metaverse era.

Although Ripley’s Believe It or Not, which loaned Kardashian the gown, denied any damage had been done, new side-by-side photos, allegedly from before and after the Met Gala, show signs of stretched fabric and missing crystals. After being hit hard by the pandemic, MCH Group, Art Basel’s parent company, is getting renewed investment. Its two anchor shareholders—the canton of Basel-Stadt and Lupa Systems —have agreed to invest between CHF 27 million and CHF 34 million each.

Damn! She wears that well!

Nauseas.

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Art Industry News: We Regret to Inform You That Glenn Beck Is an Artist Now, and His Paintings Are Just as Bizarre as You Suspected + Other Stories | Artnet NewsWe regret to inform you that Glenn Beck is an artist now, and his paintings are just as bizarre as you suspected + more art industry news: good lord. Well I guess that’s better than him spewing nonsense and lies. OMG, just what we needed. I'm sure the fact that he's a conservative made all the difference in the world when you critiqued his work. And I'd bet my last penny that you loved the work of Hunter the libturd cocaine head!!! Sorry, you're blocked and I'm unsubscribing from your website.
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