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Visitor Eats Maurizio Cattelan Banana Sculpture at Centre-Pompidou Metz

METZ, FRANCE, JUL 18 – The artwork "Comedian" has been eaten multiple times since 2019, illustrating the artist's critique of art market speculation, with a $6.2 million sale highlighting its value.

  • A visitor at a French museum bit into a fresh banana worth $6.2 million last week, during a consumption of the conceptual artwork.
  • Artist Maurizio Cattelan expressed disappointment that the visitor did not eat the banana's skin and tape, stating they "confused the fruit for the work of art."
  • The banana, part of Cattelan's work "Comedian," was rapidly reinstalled after the incident, according to museum staff.
  • Cattelan has critiqued the art market and described the banana work as a commentary on its speculative nature and lack of support for artists.
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At the Centre for Modern Arts, Pompidou-Mez, which in eastern France, during the exhibition of Italian painter Mauricio Cattelan, again, an incident occurred with his conceptual work, "Comedian, 2019", a banana attached to the wall. One of the visitors entered the museum, saw and ate fruit, and wrote EuroNews. The incident occurred during a retrospective exhibition by the 15th anniversary of the museum. According to the administration of the ins…

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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"This is perhaps the most eaten work of art in the last 30 years," said the French museum, whose wall a visitor ate a banana from - a conceptual artwork by Maurizio Cattelan that has suffered this fate many times before.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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