Artist Miriam Cahn announced in a letter to the Kunsthaus Zurich , which was later published in the Jewish newspaper Tachles , that she planned to pull works from art institution following the museum’s decision to display the Bührle Collection. The Bührle Collection was amassed by Emil Georg Bührle, who made his fortune selling weapons to Nazi Germany and benefitted from Nazi-supplied slave labor. “I no longer want to be represented in ‘this’ art museum in Zurich,” the septuagenarian Jewish artist wrote.”I wish to remove all my works from the Zurich Art Museum. I will buy them back at the...
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