News in Brief: Tate Takes BP's Money, Smithsonian Preps Rebranding, and More
There are plenty of interesting bits and pieces going on outside of architecture as well so far this week, so let’s commence:
After four months of a lockout of unionized art handlers at Sotheby’s, things still don’t seem to be progressing toward stability. According to a report by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the lockout has now cost the auction house $2.4 million in fees ranging from temporary employees to extra security. Meanwhile, Bloomberg reports that the company just gave its CEO, William Ruprecht, a $3 million raise.
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