#conceptual art

#conceptual art

Justin Sun purchased a banana artwork for $6.2 million, raising questions about art valuation and conceptualism.

Justin Sun's $6.2 million bid for Maurizio Cattelan's 'Comedian' highlights the perception of value in conceptual art.

Cattelan's 'Comedian' raises questions about art's value and perception, selling for $6.2 million at Sotheby's.

A banana duct-taped to a wall sold for $6.2 million, highlighting absurdity in modern art and cryptocurrency's influence.

Cattelan's 'Comedian' questions the value and definition of contemporary art, challenging traditional perceptions.

Cattelan's 'Comedian' critiques art's commercialization, highlighting consumerism through the sale of a banana and duct tape for millions.

The piece reflects on the absurdity of art valuation.

Winning a bid doesn't offer tangible art but the idea, similar to NFTs.

Jesse Krimes' art reflects both personal experiences and broader societal issues related to the American penal system, without directly depicting dehumanization.

Hans Haacke's Poll of MoMA Visitors challenged political norms and engaged museum-goers in a critical discussion about art's role in social issues.

Claudia de la Torre creatively reinvents traditional book forms in her conceptual art, pushing the boundaries of print media.

Mel Ramsden's work with Art & Language fundamentally challenged modern art's status quo through critical discourse over a remarkable sixty-year career.

The displayed artwork, two beer cans, was accidentally thrown out, revealing the challenges of showcasing conceptual art.

The conceptual booths at Art Jakarta showcased a unique blend of art and social commentary through their proximity to a prison.