Old rope ‘has no use’, but it now has a hefty price tag
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Old rope ‘has no use’, but it now has a hefty price tag
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Turner Prize-nominated artist David Shrigley has launched a London exhibition featuring a 10-tonne pile of discarded rope, priced at £1 million.
Stephen Friedman Gallery, LondonIs the pranksy artist’s latest show a worrying comment about Britain’s discarded rope problem –…
Exclusive: Artist condemns British Museum plans as a 'vanity project' that could cause 'irreversible damage' to priceless…
Resin fruit peel, bronze bin bags and marble loo rolls are among the items of detritus being immortalised by artists – and…
Artwork on yacht pond wall could raise millions and ‘replenish council core funds’ for Great Yarmouth
Museum to sell off the sofas at £1,200 each amid fears they could lure pests
It comes after artist David Hockney slammed the move of the 900-year-old treasure as ‘madness’
