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Sacramento may be set to erect an $8 million public sculpture by Jeff Koons outside its new basketball arena, but not everyone is a fan of the plan. A social media campaign against the artwork has begun, with local artist David Garibaldi leading the Instagram charge against Coloring Book.
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From Nola Vie
by Brianna Smyk
In 2007, Banksy focused his social commentary on New Orleans, when he painted a series of street art pieces around the city. These pieces marked the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and attempted to refocus national awareness on New Orleans. Now, four years later, some of the pieces have been painted over, while plexiglass coverings protect others. These plexiglass coverings broach a discussion about the ephemeral nature of street art. It originally is created to be temporary, but in the wake of its increasing popularity (due to its high selling prices in auction houses and galleries, as well as its inclusion in recent museum exhibitions), people are finding better ways to preserve street art. But that is a conversation for you to have during your own tour. More>>
At this component of the Rubin Museum in New York, texts and images elucidate the meaning of Tibetan art objects and their historical context. More>>
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