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Le scandale de l’art de Shelley – Pleins feux sur Allen Jones
Au cours des années 60, Jones a travaillé sur les trois oeuvres d'art qui lui ont valu la notoriété controversée pour laquelle il est connu. Il s'agit de "Chaise","Table" et "Support à chapeau". Ce sont des sculptures qui ont été conçues par Jones, puis coulées en argile, et enfin terminées par une entreprise qui fabriquait des mannequins. Chaque ensemble de trois a été dupliqué six fois, ce qui a été achevé en 1969.
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Shelley’s Art Scandal – Spotlight on Allen Jones
During the 60s, Jones worked on the three pieces of art which gained him the controversial notoriety which he is known for. These were “Chair”, “Table” and “Hat Stand”. These are sculptures which were designed by Jones, then cast in clay, finally finished by a company that made mannequins. Each set of three were duplicated six times, which were completed in 1969.
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Shelley’s Art Scandal – Forgeries – Hidden in Plain Sight
A forgery is classed as… “Forgery is a white-collar crime that generally refers to the false making or material alteration of a legal instrument with the specific intent to defraud anyone.”
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Shelley’s Art Scandal: Banksy has been Monkeying Around
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Vantablack- The blackest black ever
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Shelley’s art scandal – Gucci Jumper in Racial Slur
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Shelley’s Scandal of the Month – Spotlight on Damien Hirst.
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Shelley’s Art Scandal – Andres Serrano Religious Redemption
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Shelley’s Art Scandal – Anti-Semitic or Misguided?
Mear One created a work of art on the streets of London which caused controversy at the time, and then six years after it was removed caused more controversy. Find out what happened and why this piece is used to create a political scandal.
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