Joneses Install Anish Kapoor Sky Mirror at Cowboys Stadium
The wife of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones selects Anish Kapoor Sky Mirror for the $1.2 billion stadium, making it the 16th commissioned artwork. The 35-foot concave stainless disc sits outside the east entrance, reflecting clouds and fans with the stadium in the background.
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Ex-Marcos aide faces trial over Monet painting sale in NYC
Vilma Bautista, once Imelda Marcos aide, opens conspiracy trial in Manhattan accused of selling a $32 million Monet water lilies painting and trying to profit from other claimed paintings. Prosecutors say the artwork vanished after Marcos era looting and now the Philippines seeks its return.
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