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  1. Artist who painted life-sized swimming whale mural in Dallas sues FIFA for allegedly illegally painting over his work

    An artist is suing FIFA and other entities for $25 million, alleging they illegally painted over his large whale mural in Dallas without his consent. The mural, which had stood for nearly three decades and promoted ocean conservation, was covered to create new artwork for the upcoming World Cup 2026 matches. The artist claims this action violated the Visual Artists Rights Act, a federal law protecting publicly displayed artwork. AI

    Artist who painted life-sized swimming whale mural in Dallas sues FIFA for allegedly illegally painting over his work
  2. An artist painted a mural of life-sized whales in Dallas — then FIFA painted over it for the World Cup

    An artist has filed a $25 million lawsuit against FIFA and other entities, alleging they illegally painted over his large whale mural in Dallas to promote the World Cup. The artist, Wyland, claims his 17,000-square-foot "Whaling Wall 82" mural, which stood for nearly three decades, was destroyed without his consent or notification. He asserts this action violates the Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990, a federal law protecting publicly displayed artwork. AI

    An artist painted a mural of life-sized whales in Dallas — then FIFA painted over it for the World Cup