Artist makes off with pile of cash intended to be art
COPENHAGEN, Denmark - A Danish artist who was given a pile of money by a museum with which to create a piece of artwork, submitted two empty canvases — titled "Take the Money and Run."
Jens Haaning was given the equivalent of nearly $84,000 in Danish kroner and euro bank notes by the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg.
Sounds like art to me. After all it is a reflection of the ethereal nature of possessions and how they disappear before your eyes leaving a void and emptiness behind.
...and then you have Hunter Biden making finger paintings to sell to "anonymous buyers" for $5-10 million apiece while the White House liar in chief swears it's not bribery.
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Sounds like art to me. After all it is a reflection of the ethereal nature of possessions and how they disappear before your eyes leaving a void and emptiness behind.
ReplyDelete...and then you have Hunter Biden making finger paintings to sell to "anonymous buyers" for $5-10 million apiece while the White House liar in chief swears it's not bribery.
ReplyDeleteNemo
Good for him. He's calling attention to what a scam this 'modern art' is.
ReplyDeleteA good scam *is* art.
DeleteJens Haaning would do well in politics.
ReplyDeleteBetter than a statue of Jesus in a jar of urine
ReplyDeleteFinally, some REAL art!!!
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