Cattelan on His Golden Toilet at Guggenheim; Nefertiti Mystery; Polo del '900 Opens

Maurizio Cattelan discusses his golden toilet installed at the Guggenheim Museum in an interview with Francesca Pini on Sette. He describes the work as a moment of artistic spirituality, allowing visitors to be alone with the piece in a bathroom where it will remain fully functional for a year. He also comments on Los Angeles's art scene, noting its cyclical nature and current boom as galleries move from east to west, attributing the city's appeal to freedom for artists to take risks. Separately, L'Espresso reports a possible breakthrough in the Nefertiti mystery: Egyptian Antiquities Minister Mamdouh Eldamaty announced the discovery of a hidden room in Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings, which radar scans suggest contains organic material and metals, potentially the queen's mummy. In Turin, La Stampa covers the opening of Polo del '900 in the former Juvarrian military quarters, grouping 12 local entities with a collection of 300,000 volumes, plus magazines, archives, photographs, and audiovisuals.