Earlier this month, Occupy Wall Street protesters showed up in support of Sotheby's striking art handlers. Folks in the auction world were reportedly "shocked to realize that the art market, too, is considered a valve in the malignant heart of the One Percent." In other news, Hitler's bed linen sells at Bristol auction, and take a look at 11 actual products inspired by films and TV.
Check out the headlines after the jump.
• Protest at Sotheby's | artnet
• Hitler's bed linen sells at Bristol auction | BBC News
• 11 Actual Products Inspired By Films And TV | Fast Company
Image: Tony Fitzpatrick, The Atomic Hobo, 2011, via artnet
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Interesting article, and the mention of Vik Muniz's "Wasteland" movie led me to the trailer to check it out - looks amazing and seems like it deserves wider publicity.