Australian Artist Is Charging Rs 4.9 Lakh For A McDonald's Pickle He "Flung Onto The Ceiling"
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"Pickle" is on display at the Michael Lett Gallery, and it is one of four new works in Fine Arts, Sydney's exhibition in Auckland.
A bizarre artwork consisting of a single slice of pickle plucked from a McDonald's cheeseburger and flung onto the ceiling of a New Zealand art gallery has gone viral on the internet. The work, simply titled “Pickle”, belongs to Australian artist Matthew Griffin, who is selling the artwork for a whopping price of NZ$10,000 (Rs 4.93 lakh).
“Pickle” is on display at the Michael Lett Gallery, and it is one of four new works in Fine Arts, Sydney's exhibition in Auckland. The picture of the artwork shared on Instagram shows the pickle clinging to the ceiling with nothing but the assorted sauces and inherent stickiness that it was served with.
Take a look at the artwork below:
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