This is the Guggenheim Wallpapered With Money
As promised, German artist Hans-Peter Feldmann and Guggenheim’s Hugo Boss Award winner has turned his $100,000 prize into 100,000 used dollar bills and had them pinned tightly together on the walls and columns of the museum’s second floor gallery. When asked if he wished the work was permanent, Feldmann said “No way! I want the money.”
Guards are keeping a vigilant eye on the fluttering greenery, lest some little art thief tries to yoink a money leaf. Tempting, isn’t it? (Photos: David Heald/ Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation via Collossal)
by Marina Galperina on May 27, 2011 at 1:15 pm
Editor-in-Chief:
got a match?
wow how pretend innovative and rebellious. no, please use it to insulate your Hamptons beach front condo.
Way better when the KLF set a million quid on fire.
asshole
"Who glued these quarters down?"
"I did."
"What the hell for, man?"
"I don't feel the need to explain my art to you, Warren."
This looks really good! I would love to see it!
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