Untitled (2007) by David Hammons is a conceptual and found-object artwork that consists of a luxurious fox fur coat defaced with spray paint. This piece is a striking example of Hammons’ ongoing critique of race, class, and the art market.
Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: David Hammons Untitled (Fur Coat)
OK, just disregard the obvious fact that you could never, ever, wear these things outside on the street or in the yard — or anywhere that there might be moisture or dirt of any kind! The truth is, they totally rule! Want!
Here is a car that you definitely have to hand wash (or should we say ‘hand shampoo’?) only. No clue as to whether the fur covering keeps the car’s interior warmer.
Yeah, I don’t know what it is either, but I like it. Find out more about the artist, Brian McCarty and his work at This Link.
Not necessarily made for walking, these rad boots are actually a work of art from designer/artist Candace Bahouth. Thanks to Diane (aka “Diaaaahhhnne!”) for the Tip!
