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Anti-Oil Activists Block Entrance of National Portrait Gallery to Protest BP Sponsorship

by Naomi Polonsky June 11, 2019

Dozens of protesters blocked entry to the gallery for guests of the ceremony, linking arms and chaining themselves to the gallery gates. Guests were forced to climb over the wall with the assistance of security in order to enter the gallery.

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Documents Hint at BP’s Undue Influence on UK Museums It Sponsors

by Claire Voon April 29, 2016

A number of major museums in the UK, including the British Museum and National Portrait Gallery, may undergo investigation over claims that oil giant BP had sway over their operations.

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Anish Kapoor Threatens to Sue Over Chinese “Cloud Gate” Copy

by Claire Voon August 12, 2015August 16, 2015

Yesterday we noticed that a copy of Anish Kapoor’s “Cloud Gate” in Chicago is in the works in Karamay, China, promoted as a giant, stainless steel drop of oil.

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A Poor Man’s Kapoor: China Unveils Knockoff of Chicago’s Bean

by Claire Voon August 11, 2015August 14, 2015

An immense sculpture in China is nearing completion, and it bears a striking resemblance to Chicago’s most famous work of public art.

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