Feb 12, 2018
The Museum of Non-visible Art sells art that doesn't exist. Buyers get a card that describes a piece of imaginary art, such as a sculpture or drawing. They sold one piece for $10,000. (Source)
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The Museum of Non-visible Art sells art that doesn't exist. Buyers get a card that describes a piece of imaginary art, such as a sculpture or drawing. They sold one piece for $10,000. (Source)
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"Non-visible" art - WTF fun facts
I have always taken a rather broad interpretation of the word "art." I think art can be almost anything. In most cases, it's an attempt by the artist to evoke a certain emotion or feeling in whomever is experiencing the art. But this... this is just stupid. It's not "non-visible art", it's just text. In other words, literature. But not even literature, because they're simply comprised of a few sentences. Maybe in the loosest sense of the word it can be called poetry? Either way, I'm afraid to find out how much money these "non-visible" pieces go for, and I really hope no one actually buys into this.
James Franco & Praxis Collaborate on Museum of Non-Visible Art