Dec 8, 2019 07:40 AM (This post was last modified: Dec 8, 2019 07:45 AM by wiz.)
All is not lost for the buyer, who, let’s face it, was going to have to deal with the demise of the banana at some point. The work apparently comes with a certificate of authenticity, and owners can replace the banana. “[Datuna] did not destroy the art work. The banana is the idea,” Lucien Terras, a director at the gallery, told the Miami Herald.
Baahahahaha. Kinda scary though, did you see all the people with the cameras? He did something and they all started recording, but only he was talking. The rest were talking to themselves or their fucking phones lmao
(Dec 8, 2019 07:48 AM)SIM-3749878 Wrote: Baahahahaha. Kinda scary though, did you see all the people with the cameras? He did something and they all started recording, but only he was talking. The rest were talking to themselves or their fugging phones lmao
He has a point though, like who the hell sells a banana for $150k?
I hate the fact that stupid "art" is being sold for prices like $150k. Funny that this guy just ate that banana, I think I am going to eat your profile picture soon.
(Dec 8, 2019 10:16 AM)vRWN Wrote: I hate the fact that stupid "art" is being sold for prices like $150k. Funny that this guy just ate that banana, I think I am going to eat your profile picture soon.
Oh the banana on my profile pic doesn't represent a banana...
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