ROFL

[vetran]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...000-given.html

Artist who supplied museum with two blank canvasses for project named 'Take the Money and Run' is ordered to repay the £58,000 he was given

• Jens Haaning, 58, was supposed to use the cash as part of an artwork for display
• Instead museum staff faced empty canvasses when he revealed his work

Must have been a contractor

[JustKeepSwimming]

So the museum director thought it was funny and saw the message of the work and decided to display it?

Assume the contract was specific to what it was asking for, money in the frame, then sure it's a breach of contract but IMO the museum decision to hang the artwork is them accepting the breach.

[SueEllen]

So the museum director thought it was funny and saw the message of the work and decided to display it?

Assume the contract was specific to what it was asking for, money in the frame, then sure it's a breach of contract but IMO the museum decision to hang the artwork is them accepting the breach.

Under English and Welsh law maybe, but not necessarily under Dutch law.

[sadkingbilly]

Under English and Welsh law maybe, but not necessarily under Dutch law.

wots Dutch law got to do with it?

[JustKeepSwimming]

Under English and Welsh law maybe, but not necessarily under Dutch law.

Of course. The museum just comes across like a dick.

[SueEllen]

wots Dutch law got to do with it?

Either click the link or read the story elsewhere.

The story is all over the news.

[sadkingbilly]

Either click the link or read the story elsewhere.

The story is all over the news.

the museum's in Aalborg, the artist is Danish, so what's feckin Dutch law to do withit??

[sadkingbilly]

sgorn all quiet

[SueEllen]

the museum's in Aalborg, the artist is Danish, so what's feckin Dutch law to do withit??

Cannot think why I thought they were Dutch..