Diedrick Brackens, Mounira al Solh, Yto Barrada, and Cian Dayrit have requested their works be removed from the exhibition “Unravel.” A work by Pacita Abad has also been withdrawn.
The group is accused of selling more than $1 million in fabricated artifacts.
A Dutch appeals court said that the sentences would have a “chilling effect” on freedom of expression.
The new culture policy will replace the current national advisory commission, which requires disputes over contested works to be submitted by both sides.
It is being billed as the largest donation of art to a university in the United States.
He will continue to show with Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg and Lia Rumma in Naples.
It will be the second film Kelce produces.
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Pace previously faced scrutiny on social media for its promotion of Israeli artist Michal Rovner amid the war in Gaza.
Breitz, who is Jewish, had accused the museum of antisemitism.
