US EditionFrom Iceland — Sæbraut Public Artwork Vandalised In “Politically Motivated” Act
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From Iceland — Sæbraut Public Artwork Vandalised In “Politically Motivated” Act
The public artwork Partnership (Samband), which is on display on Sæbraut near Höfði in Reykjavík, has been vandalised in an “act of political motivation”, reports Vísir. In conversation with Vísir, Sigurður Trausti Traustason, Head of Collections and Research at the Reykjavík Art Museum, claimed that the sculpture is not damaged but needs extensive cleaning. Furthermore, he said that the vandalism will not leave a permanent mark on the display.…
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