I’m a transplanted hick who is confused by most modern art. That’s why I look to the pop art pranksters at Stereo Hell to shed some satirical light on the scene. Previously, SH fake plastered New York City with faux American Apparel ads, and moved gambling Wall Street firms to the Las Vegas strip. Now, they’ve designed six fake posters for outlandish art exhibits at several City museums. The project is a response to what Imp at SH calls the “vulgar takeover” of art and venues by certain brands, particularly Louis Vuitton. Above is SH’s most vulgar response: an installation at the Guggenheim titled “Sauce Please.”

It would consist of Innumerable assistants of the perplexingly popular Takashi Murakami jerking off Vuitton-brand sperm onto the facades of the museum. The inspiration for this gooey exhibit is Murakami’s My Lonesome Cowboy. Below is a second poster for “Inflatable Fuck On The Roof” by Jeff Koons, which makes fun of his tired balloon dog sculptures on the roof of The Met. And see all six of the playful Stereo Hell posters here.