Roman Signer , ‘Beim Chef’ (2009)
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Also tagged action , beim chef , blow , boss , chair , cloud , DIY , dry , explosion , fun , office , performance , photograph , Roman Signer , romance , the wild , trash
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Michael Sailstorfer , ‘Raketenbaum’ (2008)
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Also tagged action , baum , cruel , death , explosion , green , landscape , Michael Sailstorfer , murder , nature , photograph , stupid , the wild , trash , tree , unknown
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Darren Tesar , ’223 Cigar Boxes’ (2010)
A polystyrene replica of the Guinness World Record for “Most Cigar Boxes Balanced on Chin”, held by Ashrita Furman. That original record was executed November 2006 and lasted for approximately five seconds.
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Also tagged act , action , ashrita furman , balance , chin , cigar boxes , collection , darren tesar , DIY , fun , gravity , guinnes , held , polystyrene , romance , sculpture , trick , world record
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Michael Wolf , ‘Real Fake Art’ (2006) featuring a copy of Gerhard Richter’s ‘Two Candles’ (1982)
The ‘Real Fake Art’ series explores the copy art industry in China, which exports 70% of copies of famous masterpieces to North America and Europe.
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Also tagged amazing , candle , China , collection , contemporary art , copy , copy art , forgery , fun , gerhard richter , industry , masterpiece , mastery , michael wolf , mop , painting , portrait , real fake art , series , skill , the wild , trash , unknown
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‘Pablo Picasso’ by The Modern Lovers (1976)
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Also tagged 70s , asshole , eyes , flirt , fun , music , Pablo Picasso , punk , romance , song , stare , the modern lovers , the wild , trash , USA
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‘Parade’ (1917), some stage costumes designed by Pablo Picasso
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Reiner Ruthenbeck
Reiner Ruthenbeck, ‘Arche Noah II’ (1972)