Artistic Antics and Financial Follies ep103

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In this episode we explore the intersection of art and money, and the quirky characters who blur the lines between the two.

In today’s episode, we delve into the wacky world of the K Foundation, the notorious duo who famously burned a million pounds in cash. We’ll also chat about Chris Burden, the artist who boldly burned his mates money, and Yves Klein, the master of monochromatic blue. And of course, we can’t forget Banksy, defacing dough with a Diana!

So sit back, relax, and prepare to be entertained as we discuss the outrageous ways these artists have destroyed and reimagined money in the name of their craft. Who knew art and finance could be so much fun?

Videos To watch

Below is a link to the Advertisements of Chris Burden the advert relating to the work Full Financial Disclosure is shown around 6.40

Burden Chris, TV Commercials: 1973-77/2000, 9:08 min, color, sound on Vimeo

Interview with the K Foundation

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You can listen to the episode and learn more about Yves Klein in our Blue Episode

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