Five Artists in the News: Alicja Kwade’s Golden Gift, Storm Damages Rothko Chapel and Can an Artist's Dog Die of Paint?

Berlin: Alicja Kwade has donated her golden sculpture Goldelse to the sculpture garden of the Neue Nationalgalerie, its director Klaus Biesenbach has announced via Instagram.

Chicago: The New York Collection for Stockholm (1973), a portfolio of works by leading artists, such as Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol, which was published by E.A.T. (Experiments in Art and Technology), sold for $25,200 at Wright auction house. HENI News

Tel Aviv: A paintings by Klimt is the works moved by Tel Aviv Museum of Art to the basement meant to shield them from possible Iranian missiles, Gulf News reports.

New York: Raven Chacon is among the artist’s whose works will be featured when the American Academy of Arts and Letters opens its new contemporary art space in the fall, e-Flux reports.

Legal: Federal prosecutors will not try to prove a painting stolen in 2005 while on loan to the Everhart Museum is an authentic Jackson Pollock. WVIA

In other news

Houston: The Rothko Chapel, home to the artist’s murals, will remain closed after suffering damage during Hurricane Beryl.