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South Korean couple mistakenly vandalizes $440,000 artwork

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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A South Korean exhibition company is trying to persuade an acclaimed American graffiti artist not to restore a $440,000 painting after it was accidentally vandalized by a couple who mistook it for participatory art.

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Times of India

South Korean couple mistakenly vandalizes $440,000 artwork

A South Korean exhibition company is trying to persuade an acclaimed American graffiti artist not to restore a $440,000 painting after it was accidentally vandalized by a couple who mistook it for participatory art. The artist, John Andrew Perello, also known as JonOne, has expressed a desire for his painting to be restored in a way that won't financially burden the couple, who don't face criminal charges, Jiyoon Son, a manager from Seoul-based …

3 years ago·India

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South Korean couple mistakenly vandalizes $440,000 artwork

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South Korean couple mistakenly vandalizes $440,000 artwork

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Irish Independent

South Korean couple mistakenly vandalise £320,000 artwork

A South Korean exhibition company is trying to persuade an acclaimed American graffiti artist not to restore a 440,000 US dollar (£320,000) painting after it was accidentally vandalised by a couple who mistook it for participatory art.

3 years ago·Ireland

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Washington Times

South Korean couple mistakenly vandalizes $440,000 artwork

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - A South Korean exhibition company is trying to persuade an acclaimed American graffiti artist not to restore a $440,000 painting after it was accidentally vandalized by a couple who mistook it for participatory art. The artist, John Andrew Perello, also known as JonOne, has ...

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Metro News

$440k artwork vandalized by couple who thought paint pots were for them to use

A couple unwittingly vandalized this $440,000 graffiti painting after mistaking it for ‘participatory art.’ They added the three dark green splotches, pictured towards the center of the canvas (Picture: AP)A couple unwittingly vandalized a $440,000 graffitti canvas after it was displayed with open paint posts scattered around it. The unnamed couple mistook the artwork, by American star John Andrew Perello, known as JonOne, for ‘participatory art…

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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