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article news schedule Jan 14, 2026 visibility 24 link 7 artists, 4 galleries

frankenthaler climate initiative max hollein met tips

The article reports on several moves in the art world: the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative opens its sixth grant cycle with over $17.5 million awarded to date for clean energy in visual arts. Gallery news includes P·P·O·W now representing Phoebe Helander, Séverin Guelpa joining Fabienne Levy Gallery, Catinca Tabacaru taking on Andrei Nițu, and Roland Augustine stepping down from Luhring Augustine. Bonhams saw a 9% revenue decline in 2024, part of broader auction house drops, and was sold to Pemberton Asset Management. The piece also highlights an interview with Met director Max Hollein on the museum's global identity.

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amid fraud case collector justin sun reportedly spent 75 m on trump backed crypto firm

Justin Sun, the crypto billionaire known for buying and eating Maurizio Cattelan's banana sculpture, is under scrutiny after reportedly spending $75 million on World Liberty Financial (WL), a cryptocurrency firm promoted by President Donald Trump. The investment, revealed by a New York Times investigation on April 28, comes while Sun faces a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission fraud lawsuit and a separate legal battle with collector David Geffen over an Alberto Giacometti sculpture allegedly stolen from Sun's collection.

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Justin Sun and David Geffen's legal feud over $78m Giacometti sculpture expands

Crypto billionaire Justin Sun and entertainment mogul David Geffen are escalating their legal dispute over Alberto Giacometti's sculpture *Le Nez* (1947), valued at $78.3 million. Sun alleges that his former art adviser, Sydney Xiong, sold the sculpture to Geffen without authorization using forged documents and fake lawyers, and that Xiong is now detained in China. Geffen countersues, calling Sun's claims "bizarre and baseless," pointing to inconsistencies in Sun's story and his financial troubles.

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