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German Eco-protesters Damage Citation Business Jet with Orange Paint | Business Aviation News: Aviation International News - Vimarsana News

German Eco-protesters Damage Citation Business Jet with Orange Paint | Business Aviation News: Aviation International News

In the latest of a spate of attacks by European environmental protestors, a Cessna Citation was defaced with orange paint at Sylt Airport in Germany.

Climate change: jeopardising art - Vimarsana News

Climate change: jeopardising art

Holly Downes soliloquises on the absurdity of climate change protestors’ methods.

Art Industry News: This California Museum's New $94 Million Building Is a Mishmash 'Literally' Held Together With 'Tape,' Critic Says + Other Stories - Vimarsana News

Art Industry News: This California Museum's New $94 Million Building Is a Mishmash 'Literally' Held Together With 'Tape,' Critic Says + Other Stories

Plus, Germany raids the home of art-attacking climate activists and Brazilian artist Judith Lauand dies at 100.

Source: artnet.com
'I see it as wrong': Guam teens on climate art vandalism | Lifestyle - Vimarsana News

'I see it as wrong': Guam teens on climate art vandalism | Lifestyle

Starting late October, climate art vandalism has made headlines with the efforts of activist groups such as Just Stop Oil and Letze Generation.

Glass Barriers, Plainclothes Officers, Pricey Insurance: Museums Debate How to Adapt to Climate Activism in Their Halls - Vimarsana News

Glass Barriers, Plainclothes Officers, Pricey Insurance: Museums Debate How to Adapt to Climate Activism in Their Halls

Museum security experts share what cultural institutions can do to defend against the onslaught of climate protests in their halls.

Source: artnet.com