Two activists from Stop Fossil Fuel Subsidies scrawled ink on a series of Warhol's Campbell Soup screen prints at the National Gallery of Australia.
The museum said it had divested of all works acquired through Subhash Kapoor.
The museum reportedly maxed out its acquisition budget to buy the work.
The institution remained closed on Sunday and Monday "to mitigate any risk to the public, staff, and works of art on display."
Here's what we're reading this morning.
The Australian reported that the National Gallery of Australia has taken down a collection of 13 deity sculptures purchased from Indian-born art dealer Subhash Kapoor estimated to be worth…
The British Museum’s exhibition on ancient Greek sculpture includes a bronze copy of the lost Greek original Doryphoros (spear-bearer) by Polykleitos, made in 1920 by the German sculptor Georg