Museum Frieder Burda in Baden-Baden in Germany exhibits the artwork Girl with a balloon by Brit Banksy next month, which he had shredded at Sotheby's in London immediately after the auction.
Image: The artwork Girl with a balloon by Banksy (the work was renamed to Love is in the bin).
Museum Frieder Burda in Baden-Baden in Germany exhibits the artwork Girl with a balloon by Brit Banksy next month, which he had shredded at Sotheby's in London immediately after the auction.
Museum Frieder Burda in Baden-Baden in Germany exhibits the artwork Girl with a balloon by Brit Banksy next month, which he had shredded at Sotheby's in London immediately after the auction.
After the action, which attracted worldwide attention, the work was renamed to Love is in the bin .
The artwork Girl with a balloon by Banksy (the work was renamed to Love is in the bin).
Immediately after the work was sold by telephone to the highest bidder for 1.4 million pounds (1.18 million euros), half of them fragmented, to the astonishment of the auction visitors and employees. A hidden device was operated remotely.
Incidentally, it was the intention of the artist that his creation would be completely fragmented, as it turned out later.
According to Sotheby's, Banksy has created a new artwork with the stunt. The work is now probably worth even more, they think at the auction house. The German museum is now allowed to borrow it from the owner and show it from February 5 to March 3.
Source: nu.nl
"We expect great interest", says Henning Schaper, director of the Museum Frieder Burda, on their own site.
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