Andrei Molodkin, the artist who made headlines earlier this year when he took $45m worth of art ‘hostage’—threatening to destroy them if Julian Assange died while confined in prison—is ...

Nadia Beard on the Russian artist Andrei Molodkin’s piece “Dead Man’s Switch,” which will destroy various works of art if Julian Assange, of WikiLeaks, dies in prison.

An artist in France said he will destroy up to $45 million worth of artwork by Rembrandt, Picasso, Andy Warhol and others if WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange dies in prison.

Art World $45 Million Worth of Art Is Being Held Hostage for Julian Assange’s Life "In our time, to destroy art is much more taboo than destroying the life of people," said artist Andrei Molodkin.

Artist threatens to destroy Rembrandt and Picasso masterpieces if Julian Assange dies in prison 00:33. An artist in the south of France says he's planning to destroy up to $45 million worth of art ...

Julian Assange visits artist who held $45m worth of art hostage. Andrei Molodkin threatened to destroy works by Picasso and others if the activist died in prison.

The Russian artist Andrei Molodkin made headlines earlier this year with his installation Dead Man’s Switch, which was designed to bring awareness to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s 14-year ...

An artist who planned to use acid to destroy famous masterpieces if Julian Assange died in prison believes the threat helped secure the WikiLeaks founder's release. Andrei Molodkin claimed earlier ...

Supporters of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange viewed an art exhibition and the physical publication of top-secret government documents in London.

Several pieces by Picasso, Rembrandt, and Warhol will be “just white ashes” if Julian Assange dies in prison, the artist behind a new type of art installation told Al Arabiya English’s Riz Khan.

Gabriel Shipton and the cyber artist Pak joined forces to create an NFT artwork that played a major role in securing the WikiLeaks founder’s release. How Julian Assange’s brother and a crypto ...

A mural depicting Julian Assange, by street artist Trisha Palma, in the Scampia neighborhood of Naples. In early 2024, a new, grim chapter may be written in the annals of journalistic history ...