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Wednesday, March 23, 2005

Hitting The White Cube

Banksy

Announced today:

British street-artist Banksy stepped up his game (already A). In New York over the last few weeks, he entered the The Brooklyn Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, and The American Museum of Natural History disguised in a beard and hat as a British pensioner. He then installed a piece of his own artwork within each of those establishments, complete with an appropriate frame and artist's statement/informational placard. The pieces remained in place for varying lengths of time; the works placed within the Natural History Museum and the Brooklyn Museum of Art still currently installed.

Images and further information were made exclusively available to Wooster Collective by Banksy.

Blogger Aaron Sylvan Lord thought:

i do think this is very neat as well. it seems each piece found a home in its proper environment too, not just randomly placed..

i mean, that anteater (or some other member of edentata) is about to snatch up that nasty little beatle with its devilish forked tongue :)

a

March 28, 2005 at 10:55 AM - Comment Permalink  
Blogger Aaron Sylvan Lord thought:

i do think this is very neat as well. it seems each piece found a home in its proper environment too, not just randomly placed..

i mean, that anteater (or some other member of edentata) is about to snatch up that nasty little beatle with its devilish forked tongue :)

a

March 28, 2005 at 10:55 AM - Comment Permalink  

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