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Cover to Gianni Mercurio & Demetrio Paparoni’s Anish Kapoor: Dirty Corner (2011).
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Cover to Gianni Mercurio & Demetrio Paparoni’s Anish Kapoor: Dirty Corner (2011).
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‘Dirty Corner’ by Anish Kapoor
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Dirty Corner, Anish Kapoor, 2010.
Dirty Corner
Last summer I went to Château Versailles to see Anish Kapoors exhibition in the gardens. A few days later the impressive sculpture Dirty Corner got defaced by racist idiots. I’ve always been a fan of Kapoors work, but his attitude following the attack on his work made me respect the artist even more.
For De Correspondent, October 2015.
→ Waarom deze zestig meter diepe vagina Frankrijk al maandenlang in haar ban houdt
“Diversity of opinion about a work of art shows that the work is new, complex, and vital.”
- Oscar Wilde
(Anish Kapoor’s Dirty Corner, Versailles.)
Anish Kapoor’s Dirty Corner, which had been vandalised the night before, and has since been vandalised again, this time with anti-Semitic slurs.
The recently restored Latona Fountain with Anish Kapoor’s Dirty Corner in the background.