Price usd 1 mil. Sold usd 4 mil.
You think its a tax scam. Money laundering?
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I want to be a artist
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Price usd 1 mil. Sold usd 4 mil.
You think its a tax scam. Money laundering?
Depends how many grandmothers who can still see wants it.
Can u recommend me a few?lol
Very expressive. Shocking even! Plebs won't understand lah haha.
What about this one.
Andy warhol campbell soup cans. They say he is a genius. But the guy who designed the soup can warhol copied from remain unknown.
Andy warhol campbell soup cans. They say he is a genius. But the guy who designed the soup can warhol copied from remain unknown.
could be either... but wasn't aviation good to you???
andy warhol is garbage. egotistical consumerist trust-fund slacker pandering.
your drink vending machine has more talent than him.
KNN the most valuable art is @ginfreely cb framed up in museum it is priceless according to her KNN
nabez, have to ensure that the facai are trimmed at the edges for the frame-to-fit and fit-to-frame - no spillover-effect pse!
KNN what fa cai KNN see liao won't facai KNN the frame to it fit to frame aspect goes with the aspect ratio of the toa cb KNNnabez, have to ensure that the facai are trimmed at the edges for the frame-to-fit and fit-to-frame - no spillover-effect pse!
nabez, learn something new everyday - picture framing and gardening in relation to aspect ratio and architectural appreciation of a vege
KNN have to play this song in the museum lobby liao KNNnabez, learn something new everyday - picture framing and gardening in relation to aspect ratio and architectural appreciation of a vege
After finish continue play this KNN
Artist snacks on $US120,000 banana taped to wall in Art Basel gallery
PHOTO David Datuna was escorted from the gallery by security but will not face legal charges. REUTERS: EVA MARIE UZCATEGUI
An artist has caused a ruckus in the art world after he grabbed a prized banana that had been taped to a wall and sold for $US120,000 and ate it in what he declared as his own performance art.
The artwork of a real banana, by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, was on show at the prestigious Art Basel exhibition in Miami when fellow artist David Datuna walked up to it, pulled it from the wall and casually ate it in front of a crowd of onlookers.
Security escorted Mr Datuna from the gallery soon afterwards, however, Artnet reported that no charges would be brought against him.
In a video of what Mr Datuna has called his own performance art, he commented that the banana tasted good but said there was "too much tape" for his liking.
PHOTO The artwork was described as offering a "complex reflection of ourselves". REUTERS: EVA MARIE UZCATEGUI
The artwork, titled Comedian — of which there were three versions — had earlier sold for $US120,000 ($175,534).
The artwork has not been permanently damaged, however, with another banana taking its place.
On Instagram, Mr Datuna declared his own artwork the "Hungry Artist", saying: "I love Maurizio Cattelan artwork and I really love this installation. It's very delicious".
The stunt has been praised on social media as a hilarious prank.
One user said: "Not all heroes wear capes", while another wrote on Mr Datuna's Instagram post that: "You eating that banana might be the best thing I've seen all year."
Earlier during the exhibition, the artwork was so popular with crowds wanting to take selfies with the now infamous banana that staff were forced to remove it from view, Artnet reported.
Emmanuel Perrotin, whose gallery represented Mr Cattelan at the Art Basel, posted on Instagram that "the installation caused several uncontrollable crowd movements and the placement of the work on our booth compromised the safety of the artwork around us, including that of our neighbours".
"When Maurizio first told me about his idea, I never once anticipated that it could become what it is today. 'Comedian,' with its simple composition, ultimately offered a complex reflection of ourselves," he wrote.
Perrotin Gallery described New York-based Mr Cattelan as "one of the most popular and controversial artists on the contemporary art scene".
One of his previous works involved replacing a toilet at the Guggenheim gallery with a version cast in 18-karat gold, which was fully functional and available for use by the public.
Posted earlier today at 5:31am
An artist has caused a ruckus in the art world after he grabbed a prized banana that had been taped to a wall and sold for $US120,000 and ate it in what he declared as his own performance art.
The artwork of a real banana, by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, was on show at the prestigious Art Basel exhibition in Miami when fellow artist David Datuna walked up to it, pulled it from the wall and casually ate it in front of a crowd of onlookers.
Security escorted Mr Datuna from the gallery soon afterwards, however, Artnet reported that no charges would be brought against him.
In a video of what Mr Datuna has called his own performance art, he commented that the banana tasted good but said there was "too much tape" for his liking.
The artwork, titled Comedian — of which there were three versions — had earlier sold for $US120,000 ($175,534).
The artwork has not been permanently damaged, however, with another banana taking its place.
On Instagram, Mr Datuna declared his own artwork the "Hungry Artist", saying: "I love Maurizio Cattelan artwork and I really love this installation. It's very delicious".
The stunt has been praised on social media as a hilarious prank.
One user said: "Not all heroes wear capes", while another wrote on Mr Datuna's Instagram post that: "You eating that banana might be the best thing I've seen all year."
Earlier during the exhibition, the artwork was so popular with crowds wanting to take selfies with the now infamous banana that staff were forced to remove it from view, Artnet reported.
Emmanuel Perrotin, whose gallery represented Mr Cattelan at the Art Basel, posted on Instagram that "the installation caused several uncontrollable crowd movements and the placement of the work on our booth compromised the safety of the artwork around us, including that of our neighbours".
"When Maurizio first told me about his idea, I never once anticipated that it could become what it is today. 'Comedian,' with its simple composition, ultimately offered a complex reflection of ourselves," he wrote.
Perrotin Gallery described New York-based Mr Cattelan as "one of the most popular and controversial artists on the contemporary art scene".
In a statement to The Art Newspaper, the gallery said that the now-consumed artwork "offers insight [into] how we assign worth and what kind of objects we value".
One of his previous works involved replacing a toilet at the Guggenheim gallery with a version cast in 18-karat gold, which was fully functional and available for use by the public.
Posted earlier today at 5:31am
