Hauser & Wirth Announces Representation of Jeffrey Gibson

Art gallery Hauser & Wirth has declared that they will represent American artist Jeffrey Gibson, a member of the Mississippi Choctaw-Cherokee tribe, on a global scale. Originally from Colorado and now residing in Upstate New York, Gibson has recently been selected as the first Indigenous artist to represent the United States at the ongoing Venice Biennale. His work, showcased in the U.S. pavilion, offers a lively mix of sculptures, tapestries, and film installations that reflect his personal connections with the country he was born in, while also mirroring and aligning with the experiences of native communities worldwide.

How Hollywood’s Favorite ’70s Sports Car Inspired the New Ferrari

Among cars from the 1970s, none captures more Hollywood glamour than the Ferrari 365 GTB/4, popularly referred to as the “Daytona.” It was not only desired by film stars and musicians, but it also made its own mark on the silver screen. For instance, it played a crucial part in Robert Altman’s film noir tribute, “The Long Goodbye,” starring Elliott Gould. Most notably, a convertible model appeared in the 1976 film, “A Star Is Born,” with Kris Kristofferson driving and Barbra Streisand as his passenger.

The largest TON tokens collapsed by 50%: Here are the possible reasons

As a seasoned crypto enthusiast who has witnessed numerous projects rise and fall, I must admit that the trajectory of Catizen mirrors a rollercoaster ride. The unexpected changes in rules and the apparent advantage given to those with financial investment over time investors have left a sour taste for many participants. It’s like playing a … Read more