The $150,000 Banana

The video discusses Maurizio Cattelan's artwork 'Comedian', a banana duct-taped to a wall, sold for $150,000 at Art Basel Miami. It explores the conceptual nature of the piece, its ties to art history, and public reactions. The artwork critiques the art market's absurdity and societal values, highlighting the role of certificates of authenticity in conceptual art. The video reflects on the superficiality of contemporary discourse and the commodification of art.

What is the title of the artwork that features a banana duct taped to a wall?

Who is the artist behind the artwork 'Comedian'?

In what year was 'Comedian' presented at Art Basel Miami?

What was the initial price for the first two editions of 'Comedian'?

What does the purchase of 'Comedian' actually include?

What is the significance of the certificate of authenticity in relation to 'Comedian'?

How does 'Comedian' reflect the absurdity of the art market?

What are some historical references or influences mentioned in relation to 'Comedian'?

How did the artist David Datuna interact with the artwork 'Comedian'?

What does the artwork 'Comedian' critique about contemporary art and society?