LOLThe suspect, a Provence resident whose identity was not released, already vandalized the work in 1993 urinating into the piece when it was on display in Nimes, in southern France, police said.
Originally posted by: leftyman
this sucks
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Originally posted by: leftyman
this sucks
Do you know what the vandalized piece is and what it represents?
It's a urinal. The "artist" claimed that anything can be art and put a urinal on a pedestal. I think the vandal probably had it right when he said that people would consider his act performance art. FYI - he was previously arrested for peeing in it... :laugh:
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Do you know what the vandalized piece is and what it represents?
It's a urinal. The "artist" claimed that anything can be art and put a urinal on a pedestal. I think the vandal probably had it right when he said that people would consider his act performance art. FYI - he was previously arrested for peeing in it... :laugh:
Originally posted by: Agnostos Insania
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Do you know what the vandalized piece is and what it represents?
It's a urinal. The "artist" claimed that anything can be art and put a urinal on a pedestal. I think the vandal probably had it right when he said that people would consider his act performance art. FYI - he was previously arrested for peeing in it... :laugh:
Awesome. I love when people insult modern art people as being stupid and predictable, but the targets cannot see the jokes. It's like that story that had "famous art critics" rating paintings. The interviewer randomly mixed in children's drawings and no one could tell the difference. They went on and on about the symbolism and artistic mastery than the 5 year-olds possessed.
Originally posted by: Wapp
Link?
A 2004 poll of 500 arts figures ranked "Fountain" as the most influential work of modern art ahead of Pablo Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon,"
Originally posted by: theman
what is so great about a urinal? it doesnt even look nice!
Originally posted by: BatmanNate
Humor is the highest attainable art in my book, and the urinal thing was cake.
Originally posted by: Agnostos Insania
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Do you know what the vandalized piece is and what it represents?
It's a urinal. The "artist" claimed that anything can be art and put a urinal on a pedestal. I think the vandal probably had it right when he said that people would consider his act performance art. FYI - he was previously arrested for peeing in it... :laugh:
Awesome. I love when people insult modern art people as being stupid and predictable, but the targets cannot see the jokes. It's like that story that had "famous art critics" rating paintings. The interviewer randomly mixed in children's drawings and no one could tell the difference. They went on and on about the symbolism and artistic mastery than the 5 year-olds possessed.