Could it be that the Miami Marlins fans are less than thrilled with the fantastic new $2.5 million Red Grooms sculpture recently installed centerfield at the new Marlins Park stadium?
Morgan Spurlock, the filmmaker who got fat eating nothing but McDonald’s for his 2004 documentary Super Size Me, apparently also has a hefty urban-art collection, and is making his curatorial debut.
A “lost” Paul Cézanne study for the painter’s famous “Card Players” series has been discovered in the home of a late Dallas collector, whose widow is selling the work May 1 at Christie’s New York for an estimated $15 million-$20 million, the New York Timesreports.
In what’s been called an “Indiana Jones-style expedition,” explorers are digging into a 180-foot silver mine in Germany to retrieve what they suspect is a nearly $800 million trove of Nazi-looted artworks by Paul Cézanne, Claude Monet and Édouard Manet, according to The Daily Mail.
