PORTLAND, Maine — Despite costly litigation embroiling pop artist Robert Indiana’s estate, the foundation tasked with transforming the reclusive artist’s home into an art museum is moving forward. It claims Thomas and an art publisher exploited Indiana in his final years by making unauthorized reproductions of his work. Sterrs, who currently leads the Unity Foundation, said despite the litigation, work on the museum is continuing. Under Indiana’s will, Thomas was tasked with running the museum, but he’ll report to the board on which he serves. Nonetheless, both Indiana’s caretaker and the attorney for his estate are eager to fulfil Indiana’s wishes, Sterrs said.

Source: National Post February 24, 2019 19:07 UTC