TESSA SOLOMON FOR ARTNEWS

Ghanaian-British architect David Adjaye will design a new heritage district that will feature a slavery museum and memorial.

The work, recovered last September, is one of five Old Master paintings stolen in 1979 from Schloss Friedenstein.

The 13-building complex opened this past weekend at the Anahuacalli Museum with exhibition spaces and more.

The reclusive artist has recently tagged works in Great Yarmouth, Gorleston and beyond.

The funds will be go to 286 higher education, social justice, and arts organizations.

Their collaborative efforts utilize print sales, Instagram Live sessions and even NFTs.

The program is designed to help the museum raise additional revenue after a tough year.

Each print is $3,000, and the number of editions has been based on demand.

Experts had assumed the message was graffiti or a jab at the famously anguished artist.

The Greenwich Village home decorated by the artist and filmmaker has come on the market for the first time in 30 years.