Artists Daniel Um and Nastaran Shahbazi file a lawsuit against New York gallery The Hole, alleging the gallery fails to make payments they say are owed to them. Multiple outlets report that the dispute centers on nearly $50,000 in compensation. The complaint states that payments were due under an arrangement involving the artists, and it alleges that the gallery’s nonpayment has caused financial harm to the plaintiffs. The reporting does not indicate a criminal component or additional claims beyond the nonpayment issue, and it does not include details on the gallery’s response in the articles provided. The case is presented as a civil matter seeking payment of the amounts allegedly owed. The lawsuit’s filing brings the payment dispute into the court system, where the parties will address the underlying agreement terms and whether the gallery made the required payments. No further procedural developments, rulings, or settlements are described in the available summaries.