Signals / 29 Mar 2026
The morning briefing, 29 Mar 2026.
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29 Mar 2026
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The art world's most storied building just became a legal battleground. Claire Tabouret's commission to design stained-glass windows for Notre-Dame de Paris—arguably the most significant public art assignment given to a living artist in a generation—is now facing a proposed lawsuit that could block installation before a single pane is hung. Her designs are currently on view at the Grand Palais, which makes this simultaneously a moment of extraordinary visibility and genuine uncertainty. Elsewhere, Marieta Chirulescu continues to build quietly at Galerie Thomas Schulte in Berlin, the kind of incremental institutional credibility that tends to go unnoticed until it doesn't.
A landmark public art commission hangs in legal limbo, creating a rare situation where an artist's most significant career moment is also her most uncertain