The stunt is the latest move in artist Kirsha Kaechele's "Ladies Lounge", which was found to have discriminated by refusing entry to a man earlier this year.

The most expensive record ever sold was designed to be a work of fine art.

The exhibition, which was previously accessible only to those who identify as a woman, was closed on Monday after a man sued the museum after being denied entry.

A Tasmanian court said that the institution had discriminated against a man who was barred from entry.

The installation refers to a moment in Australian history before women won the right to drink in the nation's pubs.

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Marina Abramović will have a solo show this summer, “Private Archaeology,” at collector David Walsh’s Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart, Tasmania. It will include her early work with…