This is what happens when you make 'art' out of trash


iconA janitor at a British gallery apparently saw the bag of trash and promptly through it away.

A bag of rubbish that was part of a Tate Britain work of art has been accidentally thrown away by a cleaner.

The bag filled with discarded paper and cardboard was part of a work by Gustav Metzger, said to demonstrate the "finite existence" of art.

It was thrown away by a cleaner at the London gallery, which subsequently retrieved the damaged bag.

Over here in the United States, the National Endowment for the Arts spends millions of tax dollars a year on exhibits like this.



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Well, the art served its purpose, demonstrating its finite existence.

Posted by: Jeff Medcalf at August 27, 2004 10:46 AM

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