Museums The Art Basel banana was art, and the peals of outrage were one layer of it December 9, 2019 More than 5 years ago ...

The now famous $120,000 banana at Art Basel Miami Beach was eaten by performance artist David Datuna Saturday afternoon. A new banana was re-adhered to the wall with duct tape at the installation.

Art Basel's controversial piece can be the inspiration for the newest addition to your home art collection.

A performance artist on Saturday ate a banana duct-taped to a wall — the most talked-about artwork at Miami's Art Basel — that sold earlier this week for $120,000.

Art Basel Banana is catchy, but it’s not actually the work’s name. Titled Comedian, it’s by Maurizio Cattelan. Cattelan is an Italian artist and an absurdist—in 2016 he replaced a toilet ...

Peeling the $120,000 Art Basel Banana Is Maurizio Cattelan's "Comedian" a sign the art world has gone completely mad? By Douglas Markowitz December 11, 2019 ...

The artist Maurizio Cattelan’s taped banana at Art Basel Miami prompted so much buzz and commotion that it was removed on Sunday before the end of the fair.

Each year, Art Basel and Miami Art Week swoop into our city and bring a multitude of parties, happenings, events, and art designed to start dialogues, make us contemplate the world around us, or ...

Artist Maurizio Cattelan's viral banana art may have been eaten at Art Basel Miami, but true genius cannot be destroyed by the hungry masses.

Miami – Someone ate a really expensive snack at Art Basel Saturday afternoon – to the tune of $120,000. For one banana. By now you have probably heard of the now world-famous banana duct-taped ...

A New York-based performance artist ate the $120,000 banana at the Art Basel exhibition in Miami Beach on Saturday — sending the gallery that sold it into a PR tailspin.

For three buyers at Art Basel Miami, who paid between $120,000 and $150,000 each for such pieces this week, the answer was unquestionably, Yes.