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Mibenge Nsenduluka

FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Protesters sorry for picasso glue stunt | History Defined

Two Extinction Rebellion protesters glued their hands to a Picasso in Melbourne. (PR HANDOUT IMAGE PHOTO) (AAP)

A group of climate change activists behind a stunt that saw protesters glue themselves to a prized Picasso painting in Melbourne has apologised for the incident.

A 59-year-old man and a 49-year-old woman were arrested but released without charge on Sunday for tampering with the artist's 1951 anti-war painting known as Massacre in Korea at the National Gallery of Victoria.

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