The price of a limited edition see-through shirt made with Do Ho Suh and sold by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul to coincide with his show there. The shirts, made from the same material he uses for his fabric architecture pieces, sold out in minutes.

Berliners have a reputation for being unshockable but has Florentina Holzinger finally made puritans of some of them?

Fresh from her success at the Venice Biennale, where her Austrian pavilion included naked jetskiers and scuba divers swimming in pools of processed urine, Holzinger brought her stage show A Year Without Summer to the city's Volksbuhne theater.

The theater marked the event by installing a huge naked female torso on its roof which led to local residents theatening to file criminal charges.

Artistic director Matthias Lilienthal told the Berliner Zeitung the installation was inspired by Gustave Courbet's painting The Origin of the World but agreed to cover it up and only reveal the full work for the performance.

It has now been taken down.

Six people have been arrested after the theft of two paintings from the Auguste-Renoir Museum near Nice, according to local media.

Renoir's Jeune fille au puits and Portrait of Madame Colonna Romano are still missing after they were stolen on September 8 with the gang dumping another two works as they escaped.

The six arrests all took place in France and include the two suspected burglars, according to the Nice-Matin newspaper.

The missing pictures are estimated to be worth $4.6 million and the arrests will raise hopes they may still be found.

1 - Work has begun on the site of a proposed $70 million National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. Juneteenth is a national holiday in the United States commemorating the date when slavery was officially ended.

2 - Turkey's minister of culture Mehmet Nuri Ersoy has announced a scheme to use night-vision drones to guard archaeological sites against looters. They will initially be used to patrol sites at Sardis and Bin Tepe which were given world heritage status last year by UNESCO.

3 - A new auction record was set for American painter Gertrude O'Brady when Bonhams sold her Le Phare ou Le Tandem for $48,664 in Paris - well above its $2,795 estimate. O'Brady's naive style was little noticed by critics during her lifetime and she died in obscurity in 1978.

4 - Architect Kulapat Yantrasast, who has worked on the Louvre in Paris and India's new National Museum in Delhi, has been commissioned to redevelop the headquarters of the Goodwood Art Foundation. The 1970s modernist house near Chichester, southern England, sits in the foundation's 70 acre site and is the former home of collector and dealer Wilfred Cass. The project will open it up to visitors for the first time.