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On this Friday morning, we have the Accidentally NSFW Anish Kapoor Sculpture Edition. Our first category is Discontent. Artnet News has the story of how students at Amsterdam’s Gerrit Rietveld Academie have become divided over a controversial talk at the school.

On this Thursday morning, we have the Beauty Is All Around You Edition. Our first category is Artists. “That is one kick-ass rococo organ,” Ragnar Kjartansson exclaims near the beginning of a Guardian profile on the occasion of a new performance work of his at the National Museum of Wales. At the heart of it is an old and evidently enchanting Italian song whose title translates as “The Sky in a Room.

On this Wednesday morning, we have the Antarctic Edition. Our first category is Wynn. Steve Wynn, the billionaire art collector who has been accused of sexual misconduct, has resigned as CEO of his casino and resort company, according to The Hill. Boone Wayson, the nonexecutive director of the company's board, said in a statement published by the New York Times: “It is with a collective heavy heart that the board of directors of Wynn Resorts today accepted the resignation of our founder, C.E.

On this Tuesday morning, we have the Pablo Escobar Edition. Our first category is Market. According to an ArtTactic report, details of which were published by the Art Newspaper, the Indian art market grew 13% in the past year. It estimated to be worth something in the range of $223 million. The Dallas Art Fair has revealed the exhibitor list for this year’s edition, ARTnews reported this morning.

On this Monday morning, we have the Architectural Panthers Edition. Our first category is Maximal. The artist Bjarne Melgaard is making plans to build a pretty insane-looking house outside of Oslo, in a spot that has courted controversy for what some say would make for an unwelcome blight on a landscape famously painted by Edvard Munch.

On this Friday morning, we have the 468,926-Image Edition. Our first category is Restitution. In a speech last night in Berlin, businessman and philanthropist Ronald Lauder slammed Germany for what he views as its lack of efforts on restituting property stolen during the Nazi era. “The fact that we are still dealing with this topic is simply not acceptable,” he said, and, "Germany has promised much, but has, so far, done the bare minimum to solve this problem.” Next up, Movement.

On this Thursday morning, we have the Topical Cream Edition. Our first category is Talk to Me. Vogue profiles Topical Cream, the out-there website run by Lyndsy Welgos and Whitney Mallett that’s developed a cult following for lending a voice to femme and gender-nonconforming artists. When they founded the site, in 2013, “it was actually still pretty uncool to call yourself a feminist artist,” Welgos said.

On this Wednesday morning, we have the David Byrne Is a Hero Edition. Our first category is Civic Life. A certain lovable public sculpture is returning to a certain city—with “a restored color scheme that may surprise some Philadelphians,” the New York Times reports.